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00:00Good morning to all of them.

00:02This is our latest update on the Severe Tropical Storm Leon.

00:08We can see in the latest satellite image animation that the center of Leon is still in the ocean.

00:14Earlier this morning, it was still 735 kilometers away.

00:19They are the safe aurora.

00:21Or 780 kilometers away, they are the Etiague Isabela.

00:25The strength of the storm Leon is up to 95 kilometers per hour, which is close to its center.

00:32And the force of the storm is up to 115 kilometers per hour.

00:36In the past 6 hours, the storm moved westward at a speed of 20 kilometers per hour.

00:42So we can see that this is the center of the storm.

00:44It is a thick cloud on the western and southern side of the storm Leon.

00:50So if it moves closer in the next few days, even if it is still offshore,

00:55it is possible for some parts of our country to experience rain.

00:59We will show those places later in the next slides.

01:04Our forecast track of the storm Leon, we can see that the center of the storm is not expected to be correct.

01:12But the area of probability, the area where the center track is located,

01:18shows that there is a possibility that it will hit either the Batanes group of island or Babuyan group of island, or not.

01:28So we are pressing now to give a warning that regardless of the scenario,

01:35our countrymen must be prepared, especially in the northern and eastern section of Luzon in the next few days.

01:43We can see in the forecast track that the storm is possible to become a typhoon

01:47before it reaches the northern end of Luzon,

01:51and it can move in proximity, pass closely over the Batanes area on the upcoming Wednesday or Thursday.

01:58So we do not rule out that this storm will experience rapid intensification

02:05and it is possible that it will reach the typhoon category within the next 24 hours or within 24 hours.

02:12So what are the areas that have a warning signal?

02:14Although the storm is still far away, let's repeat,

02:17the warning signal number one, the lead time of this is up to 36 hours.

02:21It means that not because we immediately increased the warning signal, it will be experienced immediately.

02:26We still have a lead time of almost 36 hours to prepare

02:32before we actually experience the actual effect of the storm here in the areas I will mention.

02:37Batanes, Cagayan, along with Boboyan Island, in the province of Isabela,

02:42in the provinces of Ilocos Norte, Abra, Apayao, Calinga,

02:45in the eastern part of Mountain Province, in the eastern part of Ipugao,

02:50in the eastern part of Quirino, here in the northern portion of Aurora,

02:53and in the northern portion of the Catanduanes area.

02:56Let's repeat, not necessarily immediately that there will be a storm and wind will blow at this time

03:03the moment the warning signal is raised.

03:05There is still a lead time. It means that there is still a warning signal so that we can prepare.

03:09In the next issue ones, that warning signal, that lead time, will be slowly reduced

03:14while the center of the storm, Leon, is approaching our country.

03:19Now, earlier I mentioned the rain bands of Leon, what are the places that will be raining.

03:25From today until tomorrow, we can see a possible heavy to intense rain in the province of Antique,

03:33moderate to heavy in the province of Cagayan,

03:35along with Boboyan Island, Occidental and Mindoro,

03:39Negros Occidental and Palawan.

03:41Meanwhile, from tomorrow until Wednesday, Antique,

03:45it is possible to experience intense to torrential,

03:47heavy to intense in Occidental Mindoro, Cagayan, Batanis, and Boboyan Island.

03:52Meanwhile, moderate to heavy rains in Ilocos Norte and Ilocos Sur,

03:56as well as in Apayao, Negros Occidental, Aklan, Cavite, and Palawan.

04:01From Wednesday afternoon until Thursday afternoon,

04:03we can expect heavy to intense rains in Batanis, Boboyan Island, Occidental Mindoro, Cavite,

04:10and moderate to heavy rains in Ilocos Region, Antique, Palawan, Sambales, Bataan, and Batangas.

04:16So generally, while the storm is approaching,

04:18it is not only the places in the northern and eastern section of Luzon that can be raining.

04:23We can notice that there are places in the western section of southern Luzon

04:28and in the western part of Visayas where it can rain in the following days.

04:32That is why we are issuing what we call a weather advisory

04:35so that our countrymen can stay safe until the rain brought by the storm Leon.

04:41So our weather advisory will be issued by the Tropical Cyclone Bulletin every 6 hours.

04:48Meanwhile, in terms of strong winds,

04:50possibly strong to gale force gusts,

04:54in the Batangas region, in many parts of Mimaropa and Bicol Region,

04:59in Visayas, in many parts of Northern Mindanao, and in many parts of Caraga Region today,

05:06those are strong winds.

05:08Tomorrow, in Aurora, here in Metro Manila,

05:11Calabarzon, Mimaropa, Bicol Region, Visayas, Dinagat Island, Sirigau, Del Norte, and Camiguin.

05:17On Wednesday, there will be strong winds.

05:20This can be experienced in Aurora, Metro Manila, Calabarzon, Mimaropa, Bicol Region,

05:25Western Visayas, Negros Occidental, and Northern Samar.

05:29Sometimes, when the wind blows, it may not be prolonged

05:34but it can still be dangerous to some of our countrymen.

05:39Occasionally, some types of plants can fall.

05:43Light materials can still fly.

05:48And then, in terms of sea conditions,

05:50for now, we don't have a high gale warning yet,

05:53but it is possible that later this afternoon, we will start issuing the gale warning.

05:58In the next 24 hours, we expect the seas around Batanes to reach 4.5 meters,

06:05while up to 4 meters, here in the seas around Boboyan Island and Bella,

06:10and in the eastern seaboard of mainland Cagayan.

06:13That is within the next 24 hours.

06:15While the storm is still approaching the northern Luzon area,

06:20it is possible that the seas here in the northern and eastern seaboards of Luzon will be very wavy.

06:27That is why we should also be aware of the issue of gale warning

06:30that we may start issuing later this afternoon.

06:33The gale warning is a warning about the sea waves.

06:39Meanwhile, up to 3 meters,

06:41today, it is possible to experience in the seaboards of northern Aurora and Camarines Norte,

06:46in the remaining seaboard of mainland Cagayan,

06:49in the northern and eastern seaboard of Pulilo Island,

06:52Camarines Sur, Catanduanes,

06:54northeastern seaboard of northern Samar,

06:56and of eastern Samar.

06:59So, every 6 hours, we will be giving updates on the Sileon storm,

07:03the rains related to the storm.

07:06So, every 6 hours, we will be giving updates on the weather advisory

07:09and the situation of the sea waves.

07:13It is possible that the gale warning will be issued later this afternoon.

07:18Our next update will be later this afternoon.

07:21So, that is the update on the Sileon storm.

07:35For more UN videos visit www.un.org

Today's Weather, 11 A.M. | Oct. 28, 2024

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