Bagyong #NikaPH, nag-landfall sa Aurora kaninang umaga; dalawa pang bagyo, nakaambang pumasok ng PAR ngayong linggo
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00:00Not just one, but three typhoons are being monitored this week.
00:06The first one is the typhoon Nika that landfalled this morning.
00:11The update is that there are two more typhoons that are expected to enter the PAR.
00:16Let's find out from Pagasa Weather Specialist, Veronica Torres.
00:21Good afternoon to you and to our followers.
00:24As you can see, earlier this morning, Nika landfalled in Dilasag, Aurora.
00:31At 10am, her center is located at San Agustin, Isabela.
00:37The strong wind is blowing at 130km per hour near the center.
00:42The typhoon reached 180km per hour.
00:47It is moving in the direction of Hilagang, Kanluran at a speed of 25km per hour.
00:52Because of this, Nika has a high signal number 4 at the northernmost portion of Aurora,
00:57central and southern portion of Isabela.
01:00Here also at Calinga, Mountain Province, northern portion of Isugau,
01:05central and southern portion of Abra, northern and central portion of Ilocos Sur.
01:12And signal number 3 at the central portion of Aurora, northern portion of Quirino,
01:17northeastern portion of Nueva Vizcaya, southwestern portion of Cagayan,
01:23southern portion of Apayau, abra, isugau, northern portion of Benguet,
01:31southern portion of Ilocos Norte, and Ilocos Sur.
01:37Signal number 2 at the northwestern and eastern portion of Cagayan,
01:41at the southern portion of Nueva Vizcaya, Quirino, Apayau, Benguet,
01:48Ilocos Norte, La Union, northeastern portion of Pangasinan,
01:53at the central portion of Aurora, and northern portion of Nueva Ecija.
02:00Signal number 1 at Baboyan Islands, at the southern portion of mainland Cagayan,
02:05at the northwestern portion of Pangasinan, at the southern portion of Aurora,
02:08at the southern portion of Nueva Ecija, Bulacan, Pampanga, Tarlac,
02:12northern and central portion of Zambales, Metro Manila, Rizal,
02:17eastern portion of Laguna, northern and eastern portion of Quezon,
02:22as well as the Polilio Islands.
02:24It is possible that the SINICA will leave the Philippine Area of Responsibility by tomorrow.
02:31Aside from SINICA, we are also being monitored by a storm outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility.
02:38This is in the Tropical Depression category, and when it enters the Philippine Area of Responsibility,
02:44we will give it a local name, OFEL.
02:46It is possible that OFEL will enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility by tomorrow.
02:55Yes, Ms. Veronica?
02:57Yes, ma'am.
02:58Okay, is there a high storm surge warning now?
03:02And where are these places?
03:04Yes, that's a good question.
03:06We have a high storm surge warning.
03:09This was issued at 8 in the morning.
03:12And this is high.
03:14The highest storm surge warning is 2.1 to 3 meters.
03:19So this is in some parts of Aurora and Cagayan, Ilocos Norte, Isabela.
03:24And then we also have 1 to 2 meters of storm surge warning in Camarines Norte, Camarines Sur, Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur, La Union, Pangasinan, Quezon, and Zambales.
03:37So be careful in those areas because we should stay away from the coast or beach, cancel maritime activities, and be updated on the forecast.
03:46Okay, is there a possibility of a Fujiwara effect?
03:51Because these storms are very close and they will almost collide.
03:55Yes, in the Fujiwara effect, the storms are too far away from each other for them to have a Fujiwara effect.
04:04Okay, for now, is there a possibility that the direction of OFEL will change?
04:10Yes, because OFEL is still far away, it is still possible for the direction of OFEL to change.
04:15So as it gets closer to us, it is more likely that we will have a Fujiwara effect.
04:20Okay, is there also a weather system that should be monitored that is possible to be affected by the strength and movement of these storms?
04:28Yes, for now, we will just monitor our high-pressure area to see if it will be affected by the possible movement of the storms that we are monitoring.
04:40Okay, one of the common comments of our countrymen is, why are there so many storms in our country?
04:49Is there a scientific explanation for this?
04:53Yes, so for now, we are not yet in La Niña, but what we are looking at is, if we look at La Niña, we are alert,
05:03so it is possible that the ocean, the coast, is closer to us, the warmer sea,
05:09so if the sea is hot, it is more conducive to tropical cyclone development.
05:17So it is possible that one factor is that there are many storms that are close to us.
05:24Okay, one of the characteristics of the storms in the country is the rapid strength.
05:31What are the reasons for the rapid intensification?
05:35Yes, so one of the reasons is that it is possible that the ocean is cold, so if we have rapid intensification, it is possible that the ocean is close to us.
05:50Okay, if tropical cyclone threat potential is based, is there a circulation that should be monitored next week?
06:00Yes, so for next week, so this week it is possible that there are storms that are close to our country.
06:08So next week, we don't see any incoming storms, but because next week is still far away, we still need to wait if there will be an update.
06:19Okay, finally, your message to our countrymen?
06:23Yes, so our countrymen, we are still careful, especially in the northern and central Luzon area.
06:30We will always be aware of our DRR officers and also in the LGU, and we will always wait for the update that there will be a storm.
06:38Alright, thank you very much, weather specialist Veronica Torres.