'RSS' usually stands for 'Really Simple Syndication', which is a way of notifying you about content changes on websites. Provide information about new services and latest news of Hong Kong ObservatoryĪs the latest weather video clip on Hong Kong Observatory's YouTube Channel Provide reports on earth tremors felt in Hong Kong Provide information on earthquakes of magnitude 6.0 or above worldwide, as analyzed by the Hong Kong Observatory Provide 9-day weather forecast of Hong Kong Provide 9-day weather forecast (Probability of Significant Rain) of Hong KongĪround 11:30HKT, 16:30HKT and as necessary Provide current weather report of Hong KongĪround 2 minutes past each hour and as necessaryĩ-day Weather Forecast (Probability of Significant Rain) Provide local weather forecast for today and/or tomorrowĪround 45 minutes past each hour, 16:15 HKT, 23:15HKT and as necessary Provide detailed information of weather warning(s) in force (note) When someone subscribes to your channel and views this item’s content, they will see that Web page or document.Provide a summary of the weather warning(s) in force in Hong Kong (note) For instance, if you want to point to a Web page whose URL is, use that as the link element’s text. Replace “Link to My Content” with the URL of the document or HTML element you want users to see when they click the link. Replace the title text “My Item Title” with your own title text. The item element’s link element points to an article or document you want Internet users to see when they subscribe to your feed. An Item element also has a title and a description element. My Item Title Link to My Content My Item Description Įach channel contains one or more item elements. For example, if you are going to place it at, use that as the link element’s text.Īdd the XML code show below after the code listed in the Step 1: Replace ”My RSS URL” with the URL where you will place the XML document. Replace “My RSS Channel Description” with your own description. Replace “My RSS Channel” with your own channel title.

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