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00:00Good morning to all of us, this is an update on what we are monitoring at the moment, Typhoon Hulian.

00:07Earlier at 2am, Typhoon Hulian partially receded and downgraded into a typhoon category.

00:15Its movement is still slow here in the South-West of Taiwan.

00:21It was last seen at a distance of 280km west-northwest of Itbayat, Batanes.

00:27This is the wind speed of 165km per hour near the center and a gust of wind of 205km per hour.

00:36This is a slow-moving typhoon.

00:39At the moment, there is still strong winds and strong rains in the area of extreme northern Luzon.

00:48So, we should continue to be careful for our fellow citizens there

00:52and we should still consult with our LGU and local DRRM offices

00:57for the actions that we need to take for our safety.

01:03According to our latest forecast track analysis,

01:07there was a significant change in the track forecast of Typhoon Hulian

01:11where we can still see that it will recurve and move north-eastward.

01:18Where we can see that it will enter our area of responsibility

01:24and it will landfall here on the southwestern coast of Taiwan later tonight or tomorrow morning.

01:33After landfall of Typhoon Hulian,

01:37we can see that the movement will change when the landmass and coastal waters of Taiwan will be affected

01:45before it moves south-westward towards Taiwan Strait and the southern coast of mainland China.

01:55We can see that it will leave our area of responsibility by Friday evening or Saturday morning.

02:02And because we currently do not have a dominant weather system

02:07that is affecting or influencing the general motion or movement of Typhoon Hulian,

02:13we have not yet removed the possibility that in the next updates that we will release,

02:18we will have a shift or change in the track forecast of Typhoon Hulian.

02:25So we are still continuously monitoring and will continue to monitor the updates that will be released.

02:33And also, we can see that even in the next few days,

02:37the weakening of Typhoon Hulian will continue because of the incoming northeasterly wind flow

02:46or the cold wind here in the East China Sea, even in the area of Taiwan Strait.

02:52And also, because Typhoon Hulian has been here in the sea for a long time,

02:57in the southwest of Taiwan, or its movement has been slow here in this sea,

03:03we can see that there is an upwelling or the wind is pushing our hot surface water away

03:12and it will replace it with cooler water from beneath the surface ocean.

03:17So because of this, the condition is not that favorable for Typhoon Hulian to intensify.

03:26And also, we can also see that if Typhoon Hulian hits Taiwan's landmass,

03:33we will also have frictional effects where we are not removing or ruling out the possibility

03:41that before Typhoon Hulian hits Taiwan, it will just be a low-pressure area.

03:47So again, we are still continuously monitoring and will continue to monitor the updates that will be released.

03:54Meanwhile, we can still see that here in the yellow circle,

03:59there is still a strong wind blowing from Typhoon Hulian,

04:04this is the area of the extreme northern Luzon where we still have a high wind signal, number one.

04:12In Batanes, Babuyan Islands, in the northern and western portions of Ilocos Norte,

04:18and also here in the northwestern portion of mainland Cagayan,

04:22where the areas that we have mentioned,

04:25they can still experience strong winds blown by Typhoon Hulian

04:30and it is still possible for it to cause damage, especially to the structures made of light materials.

04:36So be careful for our countrymen.

04:41Meanwhile, today, for heavy rains,

04:44the areas that can experience heavy rains are reduced,

04:51but we still have moderate to heavy rains here in the area of Batanes and Babuyan Islands

04:57where the areas of northern Luzon can still experience light to moderate to at times heavy rains.

05:03So again, be careful for our countrymen in the face of floods and landslides.

05:12At the moment, we still have a high gale warning here in the coastal areas of Batanes,

05:19Babuyan Islands, and the northern coast of Ilocos Norte

05:23where we are still not allowing our fishermen and small fishing boats to sail.

05:33We will continue to provide updates on the weather forecast.

05:36For more information, visit our website, bagongpagasa.dost.gov.ph.

05:43And that is the latest here in the Weather Forecasting Center of Pagasa.

05:46Grace Castaneda, good morning.

05:53For more information, visit our website, bagongpagasa.dost.gov.ph.

Today's Weather 5 A.M. | Oct. 2, 2024

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