The Hong Kong Observatory cancelled all tropical cyclone warning signals on Sunday afternoon as Typhoon Wutip continued to move away from the city.

The HKO cancelled the Strong Wind Signal, No. 3 at 3:40 pm and replaced it with the Strong Monsoon Signal, which means winds blowing in excess of 40 kilometers per hour near sea level were expected. The observatory added that the weather will remain unsettled until Tuesday.

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"Seas will still be rough with swells. Members of the public are advised to stay away from the shoreline and not to engage in water sports, the HKO said.

It said that a southwesterly airstream will bring occasional heavy showers over the coast of Guangdong on Monday and Tuesday.

“The weather will remain unsettled with heavy showers at times tomorrow and on Tuesday,” the observatory said.

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With the T3 typhoon warning in force on Sunday morning, classes of kindergartens and schools for children with physical and intellectual disabilities were suspended.

The Social Welfare Department also advised members of the public not to take their children or family members to services units providing after school care programs for primary school children or elderly services centers.