The Ilocos region and central Luzon as well as Metro Manila will experience rains as typhoon “Jose” affects the “habagat” weather system. The PAGASA did not raise public storm signals in any part of the country.
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“Jose” weakens as it moves away PAR
In its latest bulletin, the PAGASA said that typhoon “Jose” continues to weaken as it moves away from the country. The typhoon was last seen near Aparri. PAGASA reiterated that “Jose” will not affect any part of the country, saying that it is the “habagat” that is bringing rains to the Philippines.
PAGASA monitors ‘Jose’
Another weather disturbance is being monitored by the PAGASA, which expects it to enter the Philippine area of responsibility by Monday or Tuesday next week.
PAGASA monitors new storm
Another storm outside the Philippine area of responsibility is being monitored by the PAGASA, which will be designated “Jose” when it enters the country. The “habagat” continues to bring rains to much of the country.
Tropical storm gains strength as it leaves the country
As it moves away from the Philippines, “Inday” gains strength, earning the status of a tropical storm.
New LPA outside Philippine area of responsibility
Southwest monsoon continues to affect Luzon, while a low pressure area was spotted outside the Philippine area of responsibility near northern Mindanao.
“Henry” out, new LPA enters Philippine area of responsibility
According to the PAGASA, by Wednesday morning, Typhoon “Henry” will leave the Philippine area of responsibility. Public storm signal number 2 is raised over the Batanes group of islands while public storm signal number 1 is raised over Cagayan and Babuyan Islands.
LPA in Mindanao
According to the PAGASA, Glenda is well on its way to depart from the Philippine area of responsibility but a new low-pressure area was spotted and will enter the Philippine area of responsibility within 24 hours. The habagat continues to affect the country.
“Glenda” gets stronger as it nears Bicol, Quezon Province
PAGASA raises public storm signal number 1 in various areas of Bicol and Quezon Province as tropical storm “Glenda” approaches said regions.
Typhoon out of Philippine area of responsibility
Typhoon “Florita” weakens as it leaves the Philippine area of responsibility but it continues to enhance the southwest monsoon, causing rains to Metro Manila.
Typhoon “Florita” maintains strength
Typhoon “Florita” is moving towards southern Japan and possibly may not make landfall in the country. However, it affects the southwest monsoon weather system, bringing rains in Luzon and Visayas.
PAGASA spots two LPAs
PAGASA spots a low-pressure area inside the inter-tropical convergence zone and another low pressure area still outside of the Philippine area of responsibility. Bicol, CARAGA and Visayas will experience rains and thunderstorms while Metro Manila will experience cloudy skies with isolated rain showers.
