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In different areas in Luzon in addition to the Visayas, there could also be remoted to scattered rain and thunderstorms on Thursday, September 19
MANILA, Philippines – Fewer areas are seeing heavy rain from the southwest monsoon or habagat on Thursday, September 19, however the climate bureau warned that floods and landslides are nonetheless anticipated.
The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Companies Administration (PAGASA) mentioned in its 11 am advisory on Thursday that the southwest monsoon will proceed to have an effect on the next areas:
Thursday midday, September 19, to Friday midday, September 20
- Average to heavy rain (50-100 millimeters): Zambales, Bataan, Pangasinan, Occidental Mindoro
Friday midday, September 20, to Saturday midday, September 21
- Average to heavy rain (50-100 mm): Ilocos Area, Zambales, Bataan
Saturday midday, September 21, to Sunday midday, September 22
- Average to heavy rain (50-100 mm): Batanes, Babuyan Islands, Ilocos Norte
In different areas in Luzon in addition to the Visayas, there could also be remoted to scattered rain and thunderstorms on Thursday, additionally because of the southwest monsoon.
Mindanao, which is not affected by the southwest monsoon, will simply have localized thunderstorms for the day.
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PAGASA Climate Specialist Benison Estareja mentioned early Thursday morning that the climate bureau is monitoring cloud clusters situated east and west of the Philippines, which could become low stress areas within the coming days.
However for the subsequent 24 hours, added Estareja, PAGASA will not be anticipating any new tropical cyclone.
To this point, the nation has had eight tropical cyclones in 2024, with 4 of them in September alone:
- Enteng (Yagi), which made landfall in Aurora and crossed Northern Luzon as a tropical storm, then left the Philippine Space of Accountability (PAR) as a extreme tropical storm
- Ferdie (Bebinca), a tropical storm that stayed inside PAR for simply 8 hours however enhanced the southwest monsoon
- Gener, a tropical melancholy that made landfall in Isabela, then crossed Northern Luzon
- Helen (Pulasan), a tropical storm with a monitor just like that of Ferdie — no direct impact on the nation, but in addition enhanced the southwest monsoon
Gener and Helen each left PAR on Wednesday, September 18. – Rappler.com
