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00:00Good afternoon to all of us.

00:02We have an update on the storm we are watching, Sea Carina,

00:05which is even stronger and is now in the Tropical Storm category

00:09and has an international name, Gai Mi.

00:12This is a Korean word that means a storm or a storm.

00:17We were able to see this Sea Carina storm

00:20at a distance of 630 kilometers east of Casiguran, Aurora.

00:24There is a strong gust of wind reaching 65 kilometers per hour

00:28near its center and a gust of wind reaching 80 kilometers per hour.

00:33It continues to move north-westward at a speed of 15 kilometers per hour.

00:39And if we can see from our satellite imagery,

00:42it is still in the ocean and is still far from our Philippine landmass,

00:46so it still has no direct effect on any part of our country.

00:51Meanwhile, earlier this morning or earlier at 9 in the morning,

00:55the area of responsibility for this former Sea Carina storm came out.

01:00At present, it is at a distance of 545 kilometers east of Iba, Zambales.

01:06Its strong gust of wind reaches 55 kilometers per hour near its center

01:12and a gust of wind reaches 70 kilometers per hour.

01:16It continues to move north-westward at a speed of 10 kilometers per hour.

01:22This former Sea Carina storm continues to enhance the southwest monsoon

01:30that will continue to fall tonight with heavy rains,

01:34landslides and landslides here in the area of Palawan, Zambales, Bataan,

01:39as well as here in Occidental Mindoro, Antique and Negros Occidental.

01:44Double caution in the areas I mentioned

01:47because it is still possible for them to experience strong rains

01:51because of this enhancement in the southwest monsoon or Habagat.

01:55But here in Metro Manila, as well as in other parts of our country,

01:59tonight we are expecting isolated cases of rain only.

02:05Here is our latest track on the Sea Carina storm we are monitoring.

02:10It continues to move north-westward and its movement will continue to slow down.

02:16As we can see, it will remain offshore or far from our Philippine landmass for the next five days.

02:23In terms of intensity, we can see that by Monday,

02:28the Sea Carina storm is already in the severe tropical storm category

02:33and by Tuesday, it is already in the typhoon category.

02:37That is why we did not avoid the possibility of rapid intensification

02:41because in a short period of time, it will be stronger and will reach the typhoon category by Tuesday.

02:49Here is our forecast location on the Sea Carina storm we are monitoring

02:54that in the next 24 hours, it will be 470 kilometers away from Casiguran, Aurora.

03:01In the next 48 hours or by Monday, it will be 400 kilometers away from Aparikagayan

03:06and by Tuesday, it will be 370 kilometers away from Itbayat, Batanes.

03:12What do we expect when it comes to heavy rainfall or the intensity of the storm brought by the Sea Carina storm?

03:19As we can see from our track, it will remain far from our Philippine landmass

03:25that is why for the next three days, we do not expect it to have a direct effect

03:31or that it will bring heavy rainfall to any part of our country.

03:35However, we do not rule out the possibility that if it gets closer to the extreme northern zone

03:42or to the northern zone area, it is possible for it to experience heavy rainfall.

03:46That is why we urge our countrymen to continue to follow the updates

03:51that are being released by Pag-asa regarding the Sea Carina storm.

03:56Meanwhile, even if there is no direct effect today or until tomorrow,

04:01the Sea Carina and the Sea Butchoy storms will continue to enhance the Southwest Monsoon or Habagat.

04:09That is why we expect that in the western section of the Luzon,

04:12it will still experience scattered rainfalls that are accompanied by thunderstorms and landslides.

04:20That is why we are still warning our countrymen about the dangers of flooding and landslides.

04:28We released our weather advisory earlier this morning at 11 AM

04:33where we expect that Kalayaan Islands will experience moderate to heavy rainfall

04:39of 50 to 100 mm of rainfall.

04:49But tomorrow, Zambales, Bataan, and Kalayaan Islands will experience moderate to heavy rainfall

04:56because of this Habagat.

04:58And when Monday comes, we will see more areas that will experience moderate to occasionally heavy rainfall

05:07because of the Southwest Monsoon.

05:08This includes Metro Manila, Ilocos Region, Zambales, Bataan, Batangas, Cavite, Occidental Mindoro, and Northern Palawan.

05:18Heavy rainfall is possible.

05:21That is why we are warning our countrymen about the dangers of flooding and landslides

05:28especially those who live in low-lying areas and in mountainous areas.

05:34When it comes to the strength of the wind,

05:36what do we expect will be the effect of the Sea Butchoy storm?

05:40We are not ruling out the increase of the Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal No. 1

05:45at the moment because of the possible westward movement of the Sea Butchoy storm.

05:51That is why we are still following our updates on the succeeding Tropical Cyclone Bulletins.

05:56But this Southwest Monsoon or Habagat that I mentioned will be enhanced by the Sea Butchoy storm

06:04will still bring ghastly conditions or strong winds until tomorrow in Kalayaan Islands.

06:11But by Monday, more areas will be affected by Habagat.

06:16Heavy rainfall and strong winds will be felt,

06:20particularly in the Calabar Zone, Mimaropa, Bicol Region, Western Visayas, Zambales, Bataan, and Metro Manila.

06:31That is why we are warning our countrymen.

06:35When it comes to our sea condition,

06:39at the moment, we are only experiencing moderate tropics.

06:45But because the Sea Butchoy storm will be stronger and will be enhanced by Habagat,

06:51we are not ruling out the possibility of increasing the gale warning,

06:55especially here in the extreme northern Luzon and the eastern section of the northern Luzon.

07:00This is possible tomorrow night.

07:03Also here in the western section of the Luzon and Visayas,

07:06we are not ruling out the possibility of increasing the gale warning because of Habagat.

07:12That is why we will continue to monitor the coastal bulletins or marine warnings issued by our agency.

07:21For additional information, please like and follow us on our social media accounts

07:26at DOST underscore PAGASA and visit our website at pagasa.dost.gov.ph.

07:33And the latest here at the Weather Forecasting Center, I am Ana Cloren Horda. Good afternoon.

Today's Weather, 4 P.M. | July 20, 2024

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