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Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, June 11) — While Severe Tropical Storm Chedeng has left the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) on Sunday evening, habagat or the southwest monsoon is expected to continue dumping heavy rains in many parts of the country. In its 11 p.m. bulletin, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) said Chedeng exited the country's weather monitoring area while maintaining its maximum sustained winds of 110 kilometers per hour (kph) and gustiness of 135 kph. However, within the next three days, the habagat is expected to be enhanced by the rainbands of Chedeng and a possible frontal system formed by clashing warm and cold air north of extreme Northern Luzon. PAGASA said this enhanced habagat may continue to bring monsoon rains to Metro Manila, Bulacan, Benguet, the Ilocos Region, Zambales, Bataan, Occidental Mindoro, the northern portion of Palawan, and Antique until Monday evening. The Ilocos Region, Zambales, and Bataan are expected to be affected until Tuesday night. PAGASA warned flooding and rain-induced landslides are possible in these areas. Chedeng was last seen 1,375 kms east northeast of extreme Northern Luzon, moving northeastward at 35 kph. It is forecast to gradually weaken and maintain its movement over the sea southeast of Japan. PAGASA also warned mariners of small vessels against moderate to rough seas on the extreme Northern Luzon seaboard.

PAGASA image MANILA - Severe tropical storm Chedeng is unlikely to bring heavy rainfall to the Philippines in the next 3 to 5 days, the state weather bureau said early Thursday morning. In its 5 a.m. weather advisory, PAGASA said Chedeng was last sighted approximately 1,090 km east of Central Luzon packing maximum sustained winds of 95 kph near the center with 115 kph gusts. Strong to gale-force winds were extending around 350 km from the center of the storm, PAGASA said. The weather agency said that even if the severe tropical storm is projected to enhance the southwest monsoon (habagat), the timing and intensity of monsoon rains over the Philippines "may still change due to the dependence of monsoon enhancement on the forecast movement and intensity of Chedeng as well as its interaction with the other weather systems surrounding it." PAGASA also said hoisting of tropical wind signals is not foreseeable at present. PAGASA image On Friday, the habagat's enhancement may cause gusty conditions over the Visayas, Romblon, Occidental Mindoro, the northern portion of Palawan including Kalayaan, Calamian, and Cuyo Islands, Surigao del Norte, Dinagat Islands, and Camiguin. On Saturday, the monsoon is expected also bring the same conditions to the Visayas, Calabarzon, Mimaropa, Bicol Region, Camiguin, and Dinagat Islands. • Chedeng is projected to maintain its distance from the Philippine landmass while moving west-northwestward generally. It is likely to develop into a typhoon by ...

Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, May 26) — Super Typhoon Mawar continues to gain strength as it moves west northwestward over the Philippine Sea outside the country's weather monitoring area, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) said Friday. According to the 4 p.m. bulletin, Mawar was last located 1,725 kilometers east of Central Luzon while moving west northwestward at 25 km/h. It has a strength of 215 km/h near the center, gustiness of up to 265 km/h. The super typhoon will be tagged as "Betty" once it enters the country's weather monitoring area by Friday night or early Saturday morning. It is projected to remain inside the monitoring area in the next three to five days. PAGASA added that Mawar is forecast to reach its peak intensity within 24 hours and may slightly weaken by Saturday evening. However, it is expected to remain as a super typhoon until Monday. In a press briefing, PAGASA weather specialist Ana Clauren-Jorda said that Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal No. 2 or 3 may be hoisted over the extreme northern portion of Luzon, particularly in Batanes and Babuyan Islands. She added that wind signal may also be raised over the eastern portion of central Luzon in the coming days. But she noted that the chance of Mawar making landfall in Luzon remains slim. The state weather bureau's forecast also shows the typhoon may bring heavy rains, which may trigger flooding or rain-induced landslides, over Northern Luzon beginning...

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW Karding (Noru), the Philippines’ 11th tropical cyclone for 2022, lashed Central Luzon with torrential rain and fierce winds. Northern Luzon and Southern Luzon were also affected. Karding first made landfall as a super typhoon in Burdeos, Quezon, late Sunday afternoon, September 25, followed by another landfall as a typhoon in Dingalan, Aurora, in the evening. It then crossed Nueva Ecija, Tarlac, and Zambales, before emerging over Zambales’ coastal waters early Monday, September 26. Bookmark this page for PAGASA forecasts, updates on areas affected by Karding, the latest news on government response, and other key information in the aftermath of the tropical cyclone. Watch President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s briefing with disaster response officials in this video: The cost of agricultural damage due to Karding has reached P3.12 billion, the Department of Agriculture (DA) said in a bulletin on Monday, October 3. The combined volume of production loss was at 158,117 metric tons (MT), from 170,762 hectares of farmlands in the Cordillera Administrative Region, Ilocos Region, Cagayan Valley, Central Luzon, Calabarzon, Bicol, and Western Visayas. Affected commodities include rice, corn, cassava, abaca, high value crops, livestock and poultry, and fisheries. For rice alone, the cost of damage was pegged at P2.05 billion, with the volume of production loss at 134,205 MT, which is equivalent to 0.66% of the annual total production target volume of 20.25 million MT....

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HOUSTON – Hello weather friends! We are getting HOT here in Texas! This week we are going to hit 100 degrees, for the first time since last August. Check out Mayon volcano erupts: Last week seismologists around the Mayon volcano detected an increase in tremors and hundreds of rockfalls, which prompted the Albay province in the Philippines to be on alert. On Sunday, the Mount Mayon volcano began to spew lava and produce sulfuric gas, which prompted swift evacuations around the volcano. The evacuation zone spans nearly four miles from the crater, for the threat of rockfalls, landslides and ballistic fragments. Ashfall is possible on the south side of the volcano. Nearly 15,000 folks and over 10,000 animals have been relocated to shelters, but they may be displaced for a very long time. The Mayon volcano is the most active volcano in the Philippines, and it can stay active for months. Volcanic seismologists will continue to monitor the situation to make sure more expansive evacuations are not needed. The last time the Mayon volcano caused evacuations was in 2018. Storyful images of weather across the globe. (Storyful) Cyclone Biparjoy approaches Pakistan: Cyclone Biparjoy has been strengthening in the Arabian Sea and is expected to make landfall in India and Southern Pakistan Thursday with hurricane-force winds. Several very populated areas may be impacted including Karachi, which is home to nearly 15 million people. Ahead of the storm, gusty winds, heavy rainfall and very ro...

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