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Transcript
00:00We already know the latest about the storm Enteng from Pag-asa, we will now talk to weather forecaster Benison Estereja.
00:08Sir good evening, this is PR Kang Helko.
00:10Good evening Ms. Pia and to our viewers.
00:14Sir Benison, our first question is where is the storm Enteng?
00:18Based on the latest bulletin of Pag-asa, as of 7 in the evening, the storm Enteng is in the vicinity of the town of Ilagan in Isabela.
00:27It is in the Tropical Storm category and has a wind speed of 85 kmph near the center and gustiness up to 140 kmph.
00:36It is moving to Ilagan, Ilagan, Caluran at a speed of 25 kmph.
00:41Do we have an estimate of when it will leave the Philippine Area of Responsibility?
00:46Based on the latest impact of Pag-asa, it is possible that by Wednesday morning, it will leave our PAR.
00:52And where it will go, it will go to southern China.
00:57Okay, but Sir Benison, since the storm has already landed, does this mean that it will weaken?
01:03The passage of the storm Enteng is a big factor here in the Northern Luzon.
01:08And knowing that there are mountainous areas like the Caraballo and Cordillera regions,
01:13it will weaken its speed.
01:18If it passes through the land, tomorrow morning or wherever, it will still remain in a tropical storm.
01:24That's when it will start to grow again and possibly as a severe tropical storm when it leaves the PAR.
01:30Sir Benison, the news we saw earlier, we saw the intensity of flooding in many places.
01:37And some say that they don't usually flood in their areas.
01:41But now, they don't expect such a high water level.
01:44Do we have a data on how strong or how much the rain that fell is?
01:52Yes, based on our data, rainfall data from yesterday morning until this morning,
01:59our rainfall is the highest here in Camarines Norte and Quezon Province,
02:04where there is more than 200 mm of rainfall, or equivalent to heavy to intense rains.
02:10While here in Metro Manila, it only reached 50 to 60 mm.
02:15And from this morning until earlier at 8 o'clock at night,
02:18the rain concentrations are the highest here in Zambales, Nueva Ecija, and all the way here in Rizal.
02:25Because of the rapid movement of the tropical storm Enteng,
02:31and because the directions are changing,
02:34its behavior has also changed compared to other storms that have passed.
02:39Sir, you said that it is possible that on Wednesday morning, the Philippine Area of Responsibility will issue this.
02:45Is there a chance that it will last longer, or that it will return, or that it will sweep the roads again?
02:52Consistent with our past tracks of this tropical storm Enteng,
02:57most likely, when Wednesday morning comes, it will issue a PAR.
03:02Alright. Let's compare it, sir.
03:05Is it true that there is a detected bad weather that it is possible that it will enter the next week?
03:13Physically, there is nothing yet. Based on our latest satellite animations,
03:17the cloud clusters are still there, but after this storm Enteng,
03:22it is possible that we will have a whole storm here in the northern Luzon.
03:27We will continue to monitor this because it is also possible that it will influence the continuation of the storm Habagat.
03:32And then, what we are saying is that we are also showing in our tropical cyclone potential forecast
03:40that for next week, it is possible that there will be a whole storm in the middle of the Pacific by the middle of next week.
03:45And then, by later next week, it is possible that it will enter our PAR.
03:49We are also analyzing the chance that it will be strong.
03:52But then, knowing that it is still far away, the uncertainty is still high.
03:57There are still many possible scenarios of this weather disturbance.
04:02Alright, sir. Benison, we are waiting for your next update.
04:06Is it true that it will be issued at 11 p.m.?
04:08Yes, Ms. Pia.
04:09Alright, thank you very much, weather forecaster Benison Estareja.

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