Hong Kong's weather forecaster has announced that the No. 3 typhoon signal will be issued between 1pm and 3pm on Saturday. As a result, afternoon classes at some schools will be suspended. The Hong Kong Observatory reported that local winds are expected to strengthen gradually, with squally showers developing later in the day. Typhoon Noul is moving steadily across the northeastern part of the South China Sea. At 10am on Saturday, Noul was estimated to be about 400 kilometers east-southeast of Hong Kong. The observatory warned that residents should take precautions as conditions may worsen. The No. 3 signal indicates strong winds and possible disruptions. Schools and businesses often adjust operations during such warnings. Authorities advised people to stay updated and avoid outdoor activities. The typhoon is expected to bring heavy rain and gusty winds to the region.