Panayam kay Loriedin dela Cruz-Galicia, Weather Specialist II, PAGASA (November 12, 2024)

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00:00Meanwhile, we have an update on the weather.

00:02Now, we are watching two storms.

00:05Let's talk to Lori Din de la Cruz Galicia,

00:08the weather specialist of Pag-asa.

00:10Good morning and welcome to Balitang Hali.

00:12Lori Lin.

00:14Good morning, Ms. Juan Lin.

00:16Yes, and what is our latest?

00:19Where is the Nika storm?

00:21Is it already out and away from the Philippine Area of Responsibility?

00:26The Nika storm is expected to be out of our area this afternoon.

00:33It is still inside the Philippine Area of Responsibility

00:35but it is about to exit the Philippine Area of Responsibility this afternoon.

00:39As for the Ophel storm,

00:41based on our latest data,

00:44it was seen at a distance of 950 kilometers

00:46east of southeastern Luzon.

00:49The strong wind was blowing at 85 kilometers per hour

00:53near the center at a gustiness of 105 kilometers per hour.

00:57It is currently moving north-westward.

01:01But right now, we don't have a signal

01:03or a tropical second wind signal

01:05to indicate the location of our areas

01:08because it is still far away.

01:09Yes.

01:11Ms. Ophel, I mean, Ms. Lori Din,

01:15regarding the Ophel storm,

01:17will the Ophel storm be heading in the same direction as Nika?

01:23There is a similarity,

01:24especially since we are expecting

01:27that it will approach or hit the northern or central Luzon.

01:32But it will recurve to the extreme northern Luzon afterwards.

01:37But for now,

01:39as long as the area is within the cone of probability,

01:43it is still possible for the storm to hit the central Luzon.

01:46So, the landfall of the Ophel storm is still on Thursday, right?

01:52Yes, Thursday.

01:53Thursday.

01:54And what are we expecting from the tropical storm, Mani,

01:59that when it hits our PIRs,

02:01it will hit the Philippine area of responsibility?

02:07Yes, as of now, as we can see in the projection,

02:09it is possible that it will continue to head northward.

02:12So, there is also a chance that it will land on our land.

02:16But its intensity,

02:17it is possible that when it hits the land,

02:19it will be weaker.

02:21Even though we have a projection,

02:24our advice is to monitor the updates

02:27that are coming out of Pag-asa about the weather disturbance

02:29because there are still many possible changes

02:32and there is still uncertainty because it is still far away.

02:35Okay. But will the Ophel storm be strong like the Nika storm?

02:41Yes, we expect that it will also be a typhoon.

02:44So, its peak intensity can be in the typhoon category

02:47before making landfall.

02:48Alright. Thank you very much for that update.

02:51Ms. Lori Din de la Cruz Galicia of Pag-asa.

Panayam kay Loriedin dela Cruz-Galicia, Weather Specialist II, PAGASA (November 12, 2024) | Balitanghali

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