Under the influence of the rainbands related to remnants of "Mitag", Macao will experience frequent heavy showers and thunderstorms from tonight to early times on Sunday (20th to 21st), accompanied with gust. Flooding may occur due to short term heavy rainfall. The public is advised to pay attention to the latest alerts and warnings issued by SMG, make timely adjustments to their travel arrangements, and take appropriate precaution measures. ( Update Time: 2025-09-20 17H10 )

Tropical Cyclone Ragasa, located in the northwest Pacific Ocean, is forecast to continue moving in a north-northwesterly direction over the coming days, with its intensity expected to increase significantly, possibly reaching the intensity of super typhoon. Based on the current forecast track, Ragasa is expected to enter the northern South China Sea early next week. Given its anticipated broad circulation and the combined influence of the northeast monsoon, winds in Macao are expected to strengthen significantly from late Tuesday next week (23th September). Ragasa is expected to approach the Pearl River Estuary closely next Wednesday (24th September), potentially passing within 100 kilometres of Macao. Winds may reach force 9 to 11 or above, accompanied by frequent heavy showers and thunderstorms. Significant storm surge will also occur. Should this coincide with the astronomical high tide, storm surge flooding comparable to that experienced during Hato and Mangkhut may occur. As uncertainty remains regarding Ragasa's trajectory and moving speed, members of the public are advised to closely monitor the latest weather information issued by the Bureau. Please take early precautions against wind damage and flooding, and prepare essential emergency supplies. ( Update Time: 2025-09-20 15H15 )