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00:00Good morning from the Pag-asa Weather Forecasting Center.

00:04This is our update on the typhoons that we are watching inside our Philippine Area of Responsibility.

00:11Earlier this morning at 4am, the last thing we saw was the center of the Pepito Typhoon

00:18at a distance of 795 kilometers east of Guiwan, Eastern Samar.

00:23This is still another severe tropical storm.

00:25Part of it was strong in the last few hours.

00:27There was a strong gust of wind near the center reaching 110 kilometers per hour

00:33and when it opened, it reached 135 kilometers per hour.

00:37Its movement continued generally westward or downstream at a speed of 25 kilometers per hour.

00:43For now, there is no direct effect on any part of our country.

00:47We can see here in our latest satellite images,

00:50these thick clouds continue to affect a large part of Northern Luzon.

00:56This is still the effect of the Typhoon Ophel.

00:59This is still a typhoon and our latest location as of 4am today

01:05is at a distance of 100 kilometers northwest of Calayan, Cagayan.

01:09There was a strong gust of wind near the center reaching 120 kilometers per hour

01:14and when it opened, it reached 150 kilometers per hour.

01:18Its movement continues north-northwestward at a speed of 20 kilometers per hour

01:22and it is already starting to move towards the extreme northern Luzon area.

01:28A large part of Northern Luzon is still affected.

01:30Today, we can still expect strong winds and strong winds,

01:36particularly in the extreme northern Luzon for the rest of Northern Luzon in the regions of Ilocos, Cordillera, and Cagayan Valley.

01:43In the Cagayan Valley, there is still a chance of heavy rainfall.

01:48The rainfall will gradually decrease for the rest of Luzon.

01:52The fair weather conditions for Visayas and Mindanao will continue

01:56apart from the localized thunderstorms, especially in the afternoon and evening.

02:02This is the latest track and intensity forecast for the Typhoon Ophel.

02:07This is the tropical cyclone bulletin that we issued as of 5am today.

02:12The generally north-northwestward movement of the typhoon will continue.

02:16We expect that later in the afternoon, it will continue to move away from our land,

02:22possibly leaving our Philippine area of responsibility,

02:26but we also expect the possible entry or re-entry of the Typhoon Ophel here at the boundary of our PAR

02:33before it hits or landfalls here in the Taiwan area.

02:39Throughout the remainder of the forecast period,

02:42due to the continuous interaction of the Typhoon Ophel in the land,

02:47in the areas of the extreme northern Luzon,

02:49and after that interaction in the landmass of the Taiwan area,

02:53we expect continuous weakening.

02:55The environment is no longer favorable.

02:57The environment where the Typhoon Ophel will go,

03:02we expect possible downgrading into a severe tropical storm.

03:06Prior to landfall, this will only be a tropical storm

03:10towards the remnant low.

03:12We expect that while the Philippine area of responsibility is inside,

03:17the Typhoon Ophel will be possible to reach early next week.

03:23This is our latest track and intensity forecast for the Typhoon Pepito.

03:28We expect the generally westward or west-northwestward movement of the typhoon.

03:35The Typhoon Pepito will continue to intensify

03:40and this could be a typhoon within the next 12 hours.

03:44Within the day, we expect this afternoon to be a typhoon category.

03:50The intensification or intensification of the typhoon,

03:54possible by tomorrow,

03:55will be a super typhoon category prior to landfall

03:59here in the northern part of Luzon or Visayas.

04:02We need to give this confidence cone.

04:07It covers a large part of Central Luzon, Southern Luzon, and Eastern Visayas.

04:12This means that these are the areas that could be affected

04:18by landfall or the direct impact of the typhoon's center.

04:22We will see over the weekend, this is the critical period,

04:26this is the time when the Typhoon Pepito's center is closest to our land.

04:31Again, these are the areas of our most likely scenario.

04:35Possible landfall over Central Luzon,

04:38here in the eastern coast of Central Luzon or Southern Luzon,

04:41but we are not removing the possibility of a more southward shift of the typhoon's track.

04:46This is still a part of the eastern coast of Eastern Visayas.

04:51We will be with the succeeding issuance of tropical cyclone bulletins

04:56for this typhoon if there are significant changes in our track scenario.

05:01We expect the landfall of Typhoon Pepito to be peak intensity

05:06or this is the strongest wind brought by the typhoon.

05:11We expect that after landfall over Sakalopaan,

05:19this mainland Luzon will continue to change.

05:22It is possible that there will be a slight weakening of this typhoon

05:26and it will continue to come out of the West Philippine Sea.

05:29It is possible that it will come out of the Philippine Area of Responsibility Monday next week.

05:34And for Typhoon Ophel, even though it is already starting to move away from our country,

05:38we will still experience strong winds in some parts of northern Luzon.

05:43As of 5 a.m. today, we still have Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal No. 3 above us

05:49here in the western portion of Babuyan Islands,

05:52in the northwesternmost portion of Mainland Cagayan,

05:56and here in the northernmost portion of Ilocos Norte in the town of Pagudbud.

06:01And we have Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal No. 2 in the rest of Babuyan Islands,

06:05here in the northwestern portion of Mainland Cagayan,

06:08northern portion of Apayao, and the northern portion of Ilocos Norte.

06:14Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal No. 1 in Batanes,

06:16in the northwestern portion of Cagayan,

06:19the northern portion of Isabela,

06:21the northwestern portion of Apayao,

06:24here in the area of Calinga,

06:28northern and central portions of Abra,

06:31in the northwestern portion of Ilocos Norte,

06:33and the northern portion of Ilocos Sur.

06:35In these areas, a large portion of northern Luzon,

06:38we are still prepared, even if this typhoon Ophel is about to leave,

06:42we are still anticipating the wind to open up,

06:44especially in the areas under Wind Signal No. 3,

06:48if possible, the wind we are expecting will still be able to move in the next few hours.

06:53And in anticipation of the approaching typhoon Pepito,

06:57there are still more areas with Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal,

07:01so as of 5 a.m. today,

07:04Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal No. 1,

07:06because of the approaching typhoon Pepito,

07:09is already high in the area of Catanduanes,

07:12in the eastern portion of Camarines Norte,

07:15here in the eastern portion of Camarines Sur.

07:18There is also Signal No. 1 here in the eastern portion of Albay,

07:22and here in the eastern and southern portions of Sorsocon.

07:26In the area of Visayas, Signal No. 1,

07:29here in the northern portion of Eastern Samar,

07:32and in the northeastern portion of Samar.

07:35In these areas, we are already prepared,

07:38Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal No. 1 has a warning or warning lead time.

07:42We are still anticipating, we haven't experienced a strong wind yet.

07:45We expect that within the next 36 hours,

07:48because of the approaching typhoon Pepito,

07:50we will start experiencing the opening of the wind in the next few hours,

07:55or at least in the next few days.

07:57Because of the approaching typhoon,

07:59we hope that Pepito will possibly grow into a super typhoon category.

08:05The highest Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal

08:08that we can issue for the typhoon Pepito,

08:11is Wind Signal No. 5.

08:12So as the typhoon Pepito approaches,

08:14we hope that we will experience more areas,

08:18or we will issue a warning signal or wind signal,

08:21possibly the wind signals will increase in some areas,

08:24especially these areas under Wind Signal No. 1.

08:28So let's stay with the succeeding issuances of our Tropical Cyclone Bulletin

08:32for the typhoon Pepito.

08:35In terms of heavy rainfall,

08:36or the strong rains brought by the typhoon,

08:39the rainfall here in the northern Luzon has gradually decreased or decreased.

08:43Moderate to heavy rains are still expected,

08:45but in the areas of Batanes, Baboyan Islands, Cagayan, and Ilocos Norte.

08:51However, since we have witnessed widespread flooding in some areas of Cagayan Valley,

08:57in the past few days,

08:59even if the rainfall decreased or decreased,

09:02we should still be prepared,

09:03because the land in these areas is already saturated,

09:05it is still possible for floods and landslides to occur

09:09even if the rainfall we will experience is weak.

09:14In anticipation of the approaching typhoon Pepito,

09:19we hope that as early as tomorrow,

09:22we will experience heavy rainfall in a large part of the southern Luzon,

09:26the Bicol Region, as well as the Eastern Visayas.

09:30The areas shaded in red are intense torrential rains.

09:34More than 200 mm of rainfall is expected in the area of Catanduanes.

09:39Heavy to intense rains in the areas shaded in orange

09:42are in the provinces of Camarines Sur, Albay, Sorsogon, Northern Samar, and Eastern Samar.

09:50Moderate to heavy rains in the areas shaded in yellow

09:53are in the provinces of Quezon, Camarines Norte, Masbate, Samar, Biliran, and Salite.

10:00So in these areas, we still hope that due to the approaching typhoon Pepito,

10:06we will have more areas affected by the recent rainfall.

10:09When Sunday comes, this is the peak of rainfall,

10:12or this is the time period when Pepito is closest to our land.

10:18A large part of Central Luzon, some parts of Northern Luzon,

10:24Southern Luzon, as well as Eastern Visayas, will continue to experience rainfalls here.

10:30Rainfalls will be stronger in a large part of the Southern Luzon area.

10:33We still expect intense torrential rains.

10:36Again, these are the areas shaded in red in the provinces of Aurora, Quezon Province,

10:41Camarines Norte, Camarines Sur, and Catanduanes.

10:44Heavy to intense rains in the areas shaded in orange

10:47in the provinces of Nueva Ecija, Bulacan, Rizal, Laguna, Marinduque, Albay, Sorsogon, and Northern Samar.

10:56Moderate to heavy rains in areas shaded in yellow in the provinces of Nueva Vizcaya,

11:01Quirino, Pangasinan, Zambales, Tarlac, Pampanga, Bataan, Metro Manila,

11:08Cavite, Batangas, Oriental Mindoro, Romblon, Masbate, Samar, and Eastern Samar.

11:15So in these areas, especially the areas shaded in red and orange,

11:20these are the torrential rains.

11:22We also expect heavy to intense rains in these areas.

11:25These are the areas that will experience the strongest rainfall due to the nearby Baguio-Pepito.

11:30For now, let's prepare for possible floods and landslides

11:35because we expect that over the weekend, heavy rains will start in these areas.

11:40We will start with precautionary measures, especially here in the Bicol region and Eastern Visayas.

11:48And as of 2 a.m., this is the storm surge warning that was issued.

11:53This is the storm surge, especially in the low-lying areas and coastal communities along these coastlines.

12:00So we expect 2.1 to 3 meters of wave height or storm surge height in the areas or coastlines of Batanes,

12:09here in Cagayan, Ilocos Norte, and Ilocos Sur.

12:12We expect 1 to 2 meters of storm surge height in the areas or coastlines of Cagayan and Isabela.

12:20This is for the storm surge warning for Baguio-Ofel.

12:24And in anticipation of the nearby Baguio-Pepito, we also issued a storm surge warning for the next 48 hours.

12:34We expect a moderate risk of storm surge here in the areas of Camarines Sur or the coastlines of Camarines Sur as well as Catanduanes.

12:45So 1 to 2 meters of storm surge that we expect in the coastlines of Albay, here in Camarines Sur,

12:53here in the area of Eastern Samar, Northern Samar, Samar, and also here in the area of Sorsogon.

13:00So in these areas, let's be prepared, especially in the low-lying areas,

13:03the coastal communities near the coastline of Baybayin, for a possible storm surge.

13:10As of 5 a.m. today, we still have a gale warning.

13:15It is still high in Baguio-Ofel, in the seaboards of Batanes, here in Cagayan, including Baboyan Islands, and the northern coast of Ilocos Norte.

13:25For the fishermen and those who own small sea vehicles in these areas,

13:29if possible, let's not go too far because we can still experience a high sea level caused by the storm.

13:38These are the areas without a gale warning that are high.

13:43We still have a high sea level in the eastern seaboard of Minang Cagayan,

13:47the seaboard of Isabela, in the eastern seaboards of Northern Samar, Eastern Samar, Dinagat Islands,

13:53Surigao del Norte, including Siargao and Bocas Grande Islands, Surigao del Sur, and Davao Oriental.

13:58So in these areas, our fishermen and fishermen should still be careful.

14:05Because we hope that because of the upcoming storm Pepito,

14:08the stormy sea will start in most of eastern Visayas, as well as the Caraga region.

14:17The next Tropical Cyclone Bulletin Issue 1 for the storm Ophel and Pepito will be later at 11am.

14:27For more information on the weather, especially on heavy rainfall warnings or rainfall advisories

14:33on possible issues of our regional centers and localities,

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14:45and visit our official website at pag-asa.dost.gov.ph.

14:51That's all for the latest from the Pag-asa Weather Forecasting Center.

14:55Good morning to all of you. I am Dan Villamil, reporting for NAGULAT.

15:11For more information, please visit our website at www.nagulat.gov.

Today's Weather, 5 A.M. | Nov. 15, 2024

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