29 June Travel Alert: Tropical storm Doksuri expected to hit Hong Kong & surrounding

[Andyzx]

From our TA

Wild weather may disrupt air travel to and from Hong Kong and surrounding areas over the next few days

Tropical storm Doksuri, currently located in the South China Sea, is expected to track northwest over the next few days, with typhoon-force winds, heavy rainfall and flash floods likely to impact south-eastern China, including the cities of Hong Kong, Guangzhou and Shenzhen when the storm makes landfall.

Whilst the storm if not expected to hit Taiwan, heavy rains and rough seas are forecast for southern and south-eastern parts of Taiwan.

The following areas are also likely to be affected: Isabela, Apayao, Kalinga, Mountain and Abra provinces (all Philippines); and the counties of Yilan, Hualien and Taitung, as well as the Hengchun Peninsula (all Taiwan).

buckle up boys and girls..... and others :shock:

 

[v8Statesman]

Flying PER-HKG tomorrow.


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[v8Statesman]

Currently no changes for CX

Tropical Storm Doksuri - Flights to and from Hong Kong remain normal
Last Updated: 29 June 2012
Cathay Pacific is monitoring Tropical Storm Doksuri, which has the potential to impact Hong Kong. Current plans call for normal operations today, but this could change. Please consult arrivals and departures information at this website before going to the airport. Automatic notifications via email and SMS are available to passengers signing up for the airline's NotiFLY messaging system. Should your flight be disrupted, please check your reservation through Manage My Booking at this website for flight protection details.


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