# typhoon hong kong

Yung Kee Restaurant » The morning after the typhoon and Hong Kong came alive again. Really weird to see Hong Kong a ghost town but this helped me to appreciate th… Thedroolteam.blogspot.com

r/HongKong on Reddit: How safe are buildings in Hong Kong » Posted by u/clamchawder - 107 votes and 124 comments Reddit.com

Photos: Hong Kong paralysed by extreme floods from Typhoon Haikui » Hong Kong has been deluged with its heaviest rain in 140 years. Aljazeera.com

Hong Kong weather: Latest News and Updates | South China Morning Post » Latest news and updates on Hong Kong's weather, covering typhoon warnings, black rain alerts, flooding, heatwaves and the impact of extreme weather events and climate change on the city. Scmp.com

Typhoon Nina and the August 1975 Flood over Central China » Abstract The August 1975 flood in central China was one of the most destructive floods in history. Catastrophic flooding was the product of extreme rainfall from Typhoon Nina over a 3-day period from 5 to 7 August 1975. Despite the prominence of the August 1975 flood, relatively little is known about the evolution of rainfall responsible for the flood. Details of extreme rainfall and flooding for the August 1975 event in central China are examined based on empirical analyses of rainfall and streamflow measurements and based on downscaling simulations using the Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) Model, driven by Twentieth Century Reanalysis (20CR) fields. Key hydrometeorological features of the flood event are placed in a climatological context through hydroclimatological analyses of 20CR fields. Results point to the complex evolution of rainfall over the 3-day period with distinctive periods of storm structure controlling rainfall distribution in the flood region. Blocking plays a central role in controll Journals.ametsoc.org