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what the present to jeff harrington has been tracking, typhon shala. i want to get to the maps and show you exactly where the storm is turning up in the south china sea, just to the east of hong kong. let's go in here for a closer look. now the dark or the blue and yellow that is a more intense rain. so you saw there was live pictures in hong kong. that is nothing yet what the city is about to experience as the storm does begin to turn closer to hong kong. so here it is right now by the numbers sustained winds around the eye of the storm. look at that 220 kilometers per hour. so that puts it at a cat for equivalent to a category for hurricane. at one point, this storm was closing in teetering on a category 5 hurricane status. now look at this waves around the eyes of the storm . 14 meters. so for bit of perspective, i'm about 1.8 meters, so that would be about 7 or 8 of me stacked on top. so with that in mind, this will have a big impact on transport. number of boats have already docked because of how bad the storm will be, and then storm surge in the

i'll just say a along with the present a jeff harrington explains now why the rain in hong kong isn't laughing up. copious amounts of rain through the salt trying to say, hey everyone, let's explain this setup here. so 1st we had a typo, and shall i just graze hong kong beacon line, fall west of the city. so that left the ground saturated and then hot on it's fuels type food, high k. that means i'm fall in food in providence, in se china. but it injected a lot of moisture into the atmosphere and it's pretty much the remnants of the storm system has just parked itself there. so it has been pouring rain for days in hong kong in a single hour, registering a $158.00 millimeters of rain that broke a 139 year old record. all of that to say half a month's worth of rain in an hour or so that much rain that fast. it certainly left some flooding. this was inside of the shopping mall here. just copious amounts of rain again, dumped on this area. it buckled roads in some spots as well. so pretty difficult to get around. and if we look at the next 3 days, i mean look, we could see another 100 to a

tom grump, the edison chief of hong kong, free press, well on whether present to jeff harrington has also been tracking tie from charlotte. let's have a look. just want to get to the maps and show you exactly where the storm is turning up in the south china sea, just to the east of hong kong. let's go in here for a closer look. now the dark of the blue and yellow that is a more intense rain. so you saw there was a live pictures in hong kong. that is nothing yet what the city is about to experience as the storm does begin to turn closer to hong kong. so here it is right now by the numbers sustained winds around the eye of the storm. look at that 220 kilometers per hour. so that puts it at a cat for an equivalent to a category for hurricane. at one point, this storm was closing in teetering on a category 5 hurricane status. now look at this waves around the i have the storm 14 meters, so forbidden perspective. i'm about 1.8 meters. so that would be about 7 or 8 of me stacked on top. so with that in mind, this will have a big impact on transport. number of boats have already docked beca

asia at the base of the is typhon sala and his bonding towards hong kong, where the present to jeff harrington is tracking the store. let's talk about the typo and turning up in the south china sea. this could be one of the worst storms to ever strike hong kong. so let's go in here for a closer look at potentially making land fall just to the west of hong kong. as we look toward saturday in gwen dung, providence. but this will be bad for hong kong, and it will certainly be bad for macau as well. hong kong looking to scoop up about $300.00 millimeters of rain. so that's about a months worth of rain in the span of about 24 hours or less. now we've also got a typhoon training closer to tie one. this one will be the equivalent of a category 3 hurricane as it approaches, and it's looking to make land fall. this red line is the potential past of the storm looking to make landfall in eastern time. one that's a low line area with beach resort stair. so that will mean there will be storm surge and there will certainly be some flooding. okay, want to take you to the advantage now we're talking about our

the present, suggest harrington joins us now. jeff, why so much rain in hong kong all at once? so in the lane we had to tie phones roll through this area. so the 1st was type food shala and it just grazed hong kong is spinning around in the south china sea. so that less the ground saturated now shallow did bank land full just to the west of the city in one done province. then look at this hot on it's hills. we had typo in high quade that 1st mainland fall in taiwan. moved across the taiwan strait and made a 2nd line fall in se china's food in providence. but this one right here. it injected a lot of moisture into the atmosphere. so remnants from the storm system, i've just been parked over hong kong ringing out it's moisture as we go in for a closer look. this is a brain barren cloud again, just part over hong kong. so this led to record rain fall within a single hour. we scooped up 158 millimeters, so yes, this was good enough for a new record. it broke a 139 year old records. and i know i'm throwing a lot of numbers that you, but basically all of this to say that this was hal