Signal No. 4, nakataas sa malaking bahagi ng CAR, ilang bahagi ng Aurora, at Isabela dahil sa Bagyong #NikaPH; Dalawang tropical cyclones sa labas ng PAR, patuloy na binabantayan

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00:00Three typhoons are expected this week.

00:03What are the effects of this on the country, especially in Northern Luzon?

00:07And how many will be affected by this rain?

00:09Details on the national news of BN Manalo of PTV Manila Live.

00:14BN?

00:16Breaking news!

00:18A typhoon has hit the central and northern part of Luzon.

00:22It is currently hitting the Cordillera Administrative Region.

00:26Its center was last seen in Visao Mountain Province.

00:32The wind is strong, reaching up to 120 km per hour.

00:36It is also very strong, reaching up to 200 km per hour.

00:40A typhoon is moving at a speed of 25 km per hour.

00:45Because of this, the northernmost portion of Aurora,

00:50central and southern portions of Isabela, Calinga, Mountain Province,

00:54northern portion of Ifugao, central and southern portion of Abra,

00:58northern and central portions of Ilocos Sur.

01:01Signal number three in the central portion of Aurora,

01:04northern portion of Quirino, northeastern portion of Nueva Vizcaya,

01:07southern portion of Isabela, Abra, Ifugao, Ilocos Sur,

01:12southwestern portion of Cagayana, southern portion of Apayawa,

01:15northern portion of Benguet, southern portion of Ilocos Norte.

01:19Signal number two in the northwestern and eastern portions of Cagayana,

01:23southern portion of Nueva Vizcaya, Quirino, Apayawa, Benguet,

01:27Ilocos Norte, La Union, northeastern portion of Pangasinan,

01:31central portion of Aurora and northern portion of Nueva Izija.

01:35Signal number one in the Babuyan Islands,

01:38southwestern portion of mainland Cagayana, Pangasinan, Aurora,

01:42Nueva Izija, Bulacan, Pampanga, Tarlaca, northern and central portions of Zambales,

01:48Metro Manila, Rizal, eastern portion of Laguna,

01:51northern and eastern portions of Quezon, along with the Polilio Islands.

01:55The gill warning in the eastern seaboard of Luzon

01:58and the northern and western seaboards of northern Luzon

02:01so it is not allowed to sail any sea vehicles.

02:05Residents who live in affected areas are also being careful

02:09due to flooding and landslides.

02:12Ambuklawa, Binga, San Roque and Magat Dama are currently watching

02:16for a possible flood.

02:19According to the forecast, it is possible that a severe tropical storm will hit

02:23while it is flooding the mainland Luzon and the ocean of Ilocos Sura.

02:27The Philippine Area of Responsibility is expecting a storm tomorrow morning or in the afternoon.

02:33Some places have suspended their classes due to the storm.

02:36The mayors and governors of Ilocos Region, Cagayan Valley and Cordillera

02:41have already ordered the pre-emptive evacuation.

02:44MMDA has also cancelled the Expanded Number Coding Scheme due to the storm.

02:49Meanwhile, Tropical Depression is also continuing to monitor

02:53and is expecting a storm to hit the northern or central Luzon

03:00on Thursday night or on Friday morning.

03:03Another Tropical Depression has also passed

03:06and if it enters the PAR, it will be called Pipito Storm.

03:11Now, we will interview Ms. Lori de la Cruz Galicia,

03:16the Weather Specialist of DOST Pagasa.

03:20Good evening, Ms. Lori, and welcome to the national news on PTV4.

03:25Ma'am, we noticed that the storm is coming one after another.

03:29The Philippine Area of Responsibility has not yet released the Nika Storm,

03:33but Tropical Depression is already feeling it.

03:36And if it enters, it will be called Ofel.

03:39And we are also seeing Tropical Depression,

03:42and if it enters the Philippine Area of Responsibility, it will be called Pipito.

03:47Ma'am, what is our explanation for this?

03:49Well, the one after another, or the amount of storms

03:53that are entering the Philippine Area of Responsibility recently,

03:56we can recognize it as a La Niña-like condition

04:00that is ongoing now and is affecting us.

04:03So during La Niña, although we are not in full-blown La Niña right now,

04:07but during La Niña season, as being studied,

04:12there are studies that show that the frequency of storms

04:17entering the Philippine Area of Responsibility is higher

04:20compared to the neutral phase of Enso.

04:23Is this also related to the incoming of Amihan winds to the country?

04:29Well, this has nothing to do with the incoming of Amihan winds to the country.

04:34What we can see is that when there is Amihan,

04:37the tendency is for the storms to landfall.

04:41It will landfall when Amihan prevails.

04:44Ma'am, we noticed that the storms are falling in the same path or in the same direction.

04:50Why is that, Ma'am? What is the explanation for this?

04:54So far in our analysis, the weather systems that steer or drive these storms are almost the same.

05:04So it means that if the weather systems that drive it are in the same position,

05:09the push or the push of the storm is almost the same path or track.

05:14Just one last question, Ma'am.

05:15How is the amount of water that is being poured by this Niña storm

05:22especially in the areas affected by this storm,

05:25particularly here in Hilaga and in the middle of Luzon?

05:28So we also know and we are also aware that during the past days and weeks,

05:33there were storms that were affected.

05:36So the land is a bit saturated.

05:38Plus, this Niña storm was also strong.

05:41It was strong up to the point that there was almost no rainfall near the center.

05:46So it means that we expect that there will be floods.

05:49Flooding is imminent.

05:51It also includes landslides or landslides.

05:57It can happen in the mountainous areas because our land is saturated.

06:02All right. Thank you very much, Ma'am Lori.

06:05For our fellow Filipinos, stay tuned to the social media platforms

06:10or to the website of DOST Pagasa

06:12and to your People's Television Network

06:14to be updated on the weather conditions related to the Niña storm.

06:18And that is the update from DOST Pagasa.

06:21Back to you, Sheila.

06:23Thank you very much, Bien Manalo.

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