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1. Jul 26, 2026

   A developing tropical system east of the Philippines, named Noul, is forecast to intensify into a tropical storm or typhoon threatening southern China.

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2. Jul 26, 2026

   Hong Kong weighs issuing Standby Signal No. 1 as Tropical Cyclone Noul nears within about 800 kilometers, with landfall expected near Huizhou to Jieyang.

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Noul Typhoon Hits Guangdong; HK Signals Eased

Hong Kong’s weather service is weighing issuing Standby Signal No. 1 as Tropical Cyclone Noul approaches within about 800 kilometers of Hong Kong, with forecasts predicting stronger winds, heavy showers and swells especially along the Guangdong coast this weekend. While landfall is expected near Huizhou to Jieyang, uncertainty remains about Noul’s exact proximity to Hong Kong, prompting officials to monitor conditions and potentially raise higher cyclone warnings on Friday into Saturday.

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Noul Threatens Southern China, Hong Kong Flights Canceled

Several forecasts indicate a developing system east of the Philippines named Noul could intensify into a tropical storm or typhoon, tracking toward southern China and possibly making landfall in Guangdong with strong winds and heavy rain. Authorities from China, Hong Kong, and Macau warn of potential impacts this weekend to late July, including typhoon-strength conditions near the coast and advisories for preparation.