And finally, here’s Vicente (and a wind speed indicator) from Hung Hom pier (on the Kowloon Side, really not far from us).
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That was the most impressive storm I’ve seen – and I’ve been here since 2001.
Hoping folks on the mainland are doing okay. In general, they have far less infrastructure.
Janet | expateducator.com
Wow, that is impressive. Makes sense, given the last T10 was in 1999.
It is amazing how safe one can feel here: a testament to the often hidden work done in making HK so safe.
Completely agree with your concerns about the mainland; at least the storm weakened substantially when it made landfall.