A low pressure area found in Samar will not become a storm but will still bring rains to Metro Manila. PAGASA declared the official start of the “amihan” season.
Weather Forecast
Northeast monsoon
A low pressure area was spotted by the PAGASA but said LPA will dissolve once it hits the country. Next week will mark the start of the northeast monsoon or “amihan” season.
Rains in Metro Manila
A low pressure area is being monitored by the PAGASA near Surigao del Sur, causing rains in Metro Manila and other areas.
ITCZ causes rain in Luzon
“Ompong” has totally left the Philiipine area of responsibility, but an Inter-tropical Convergence Zone causes rains to southern Luzon and Metro Manila.
“Ompong ” weakens
“Ompong” is now located near Batanes and is going north and by Saturday will leave the Philippine area of responsibility.
“Ompong” slowly leaves country
“Ompong” remains inside the Philippine Sea but is also far away from the country. No public storm warning has been raised in any part of the country.
Strongest storm this year
Said to be the strongest storm this year, tropical cyclone “Ompong” is placed at Category 4. Although already inside the Philippine area of responsibility, there is little chance that “Ompong” will make a landfall, according to PAGASA.
New storm may enter PAR
“Ompong” may enter the Philippine area of responsibility(PAR) tomorrow, although said storm will not make a landfall.
Expect colder days
According to PAGASA, expect colder weather as “habagat” is replaced by the “amihan”.
Rain in Mindanao
The inter-tropical convergence zone brings rain to Mindanao and other areas of the country.
Storm to enter Philippine Area of Responsibility
There’s a large possibility that the storm being monitored by PAGASA will enter the Philippine area of responsibility by the end of the week. It will be given the designation, “Neneng”.
Northeast monsoon enters the country
Cold weather comes to the country as northeast monsoon or “amihan” replaces the “habagat”.
