What is the meaning of T8 in Hong Kong?
What is the meaning of T8 in Hong Kong? Over time, these signals have been simplified into T1 (standby), T3 (strong wind) and T8 for storms and typhoons with gusts exceeding 180kph. For obvious safety reasons, when the T8 signal is hoisted, people are advised to return home and the city basically stops.
Do buses run during T8?
All ferries are cancelled once a T8 signal is hoisted, while bus operators across the city will operate in a limited capacity. Read our explainer on Hong Kong's tropical cyclone warning signals and our guide on how to prepare for a typhoon in the city.