Bagyong #PepitoPH, nasa Typhoon category na; epekto ng bagyo, mararamdaman na bukas

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00:00The Philippine Area of Responsibility has not yet released the Ophel typhoon.

00:05Another typhoon is currently being reported in Par.

00:08This is the Tepito typhoon, which was feared to be a super typhoon as well.

00:14For the latest updates on the typhoon,

00:16let's find out from Weather Specialist Raymond Ordinario.

00:21Yes, good afternoon Ms. Angelica and all of our viewers.

00:26We are currently monitoring two typhoons.

00:30The first is the Ophel typhoon, which was a severe tropical storm.

00:35The last to hit was 215 km northwest of Calayan, Cagayan,

00:40or 125 km north of Itbayat, Batanes.

00:45The typhoon has a wind speed of 110 km per hour in the middle

00:49and a gust speed of 135 km per hour.

00:54This is a typhoon moving north-northwest at a speed of 20 km per hour.

00:59Because of the Ophel typhoon,

01:00two typhoons were reported in the province of Batanes.

01:04Meanwhile, the number one signal here in the northern portion of Cagayan,

01:08Paguyan Island, northern portion of Apayao,

01:11northern portion of Ilocos Norte.

01:14As we can see here at the Ophel,

01:16it will always be there at the end of the island.

01:19It is expected that it will leave our area of responsibility shortly

01:24and will enter again.

01:26It will arrive here in southern Taiwan

01:29and will remain until November 18, or Monday.

01:34We can see that it will become a low-pressure area.

01:40This is our update here at the safety people who are being monitored

01:44It is possible that we will experience an effect in the coming days.

01:52This is a typhoon with a wind speed of 130 km per hour in the middle

01:59and a gust speed of 160 km per hour.

02:03Again, it is expected that it will leave the eastern part of the island at a speed of 630 km per hour.

02:10Even if the typhoon Pepito is far away,

02:14the typhoon Babala has already passed twice

02:16here in the eastern portion of Northern Samar and northern portion of Eastern Samar.

02:23The number one signal in the southeastern portion of Quezon,

02:26Camarines Norte, Camarines Sur,

02:28Catanduanes, Albay, Sorsogon, Matbate,

02:32rest of Northern Samar, rest of Eastern Samar, Samar, and Biliran.

02:36Even if the typhoon Babala has not yet experienced a direct effect in the Bicol region of Camarines,

02:44we will continue to monitor the typhoon Babala

02:46as a preparation for the possible effects of the typhoon

02:50that will be experienced tomorrow until Monday.

02:54Based on our forecast,

02:56the typhoon Catanduanes will hit the Bicol region

03:02and it is possible that there will be a second landfall in the Aurora-Quezon area

03:07and the typhoon Sambales will come out.

03:09This is what we see as a possible scenario

03:11but the typhoon Pepito is moving around.

03:15That is why we will continue our update regarding the typhoon Pepito.

03:21Ms. Angelique?

03:23Yes, just a few questions.

03:25Here in the typhoon Pepito,

03:27we will repeat the provinces that are expected to be affected

03:31so that our countrymen will be more prepared.

03:35Yes, Ms. Angelique, we will repeat that.

03:37As of now and from tomorrow,

03:39our countrymen will experience that in the Samar province and here in the Bicol region.

03:45This will be followed by the whole of Bicol and it is possible

03:49that there will be a second landfall in the Aurora-Quezon area

03:55and it is possible that the typhoon Sambales will come out.

03:59In that scenario, the typhoon Pepito can have an effect

04:05on Saturday until Monday here in the Bicol region, Calabarzon,

04:11Metro Manila, and the whole of Central Luzon.

04:15It is also possible that the areas here in the southern portion of Northern Luzon

04:20will still experience the rains brought by the typhoon Pepito.

04:25Okay, you said that the typhoon Pepito has not been felt yet,

04:28but when will it start to experience heavy rains and winds?

04:34As of now, by tomorrow afternoon or evening,

04:38our countrymen will experience that in the Samar province.

04:41Then, it will rise towards Catanduanes.

04:44So by Saturday and Sunday,

04:46these are the critical points or critical dates for the Samar Bicol region area.

04:52Then by Sunday, it will rise towards Quezon

04:56and we will experience it in Central Luzon by Sunday until Monday.

05:01So here in Metro Manila, we are also expecting heavy rains on Sunday and Monday.

05:06Okay, about the storm surge,

05:09are there places that have a storm surge warning?

05:14As of now, we are seeing storm surge areas

05:17because of the upcoming typhoon Pepito

05:20here in Southeastern Quezon, Camarines Sur, Catanduanes, Albay, Sorsogon, and Northern Mazbate.

05:27It is also included in Burrieta, Tikau Island,

05:30Northern Samar, Eastern Samar, Samar, and Northern Diliran.

05:34So these are the areas, the mentioned places,

05:38where it is possible to experience a storm surge.

05:42We have a small update on La Niña.

05:46As you know, Ms. Angelito,

05:49based on our latest assessment from our climate division,

05:53we still have a 71% chance of having a La Niña or La Niña in light condition

05:59in the last quarter of 2024,

06:02and it will persist until January, February, and March.

06:06So in our month-of-day analysis,

06:09we can only see short-lived,

06:11that is to say, we can only expect a La Niña.

06:15Okay, but does La Niña have an effect on the formation of storms

06:19and on the strength of these storms?

06:22As of now, Ms. Angelito, we can see,

06:24we experienced this last week,

06:26that our storms persisted.

06:28This is one of the key signatures or key features of developing La Niña

06:33that is helpful because it has heat,

06:36this large part of the Pacific Ocean,

06:39and we have wind coming from the east,

06:43that is really helpful for our storms to persist.

06:47Okay, what is the expected number of storms in December?

06:52And can you already see if in the first part of 2025,

06:56there will be a storm surge?

06:58As of now, based on our assessment,

07:00when December arrives,

07:02there will be one or two storms.

07:04Then when January arrives,

07:06until April,

07:07we expect up to one storm

07:09that can form every month.

07:11So we are expecting at least six storms

07:14until April of 2025.

07:17Okay, thank you very much for the time you gave us,

07:20weather specialist Raymond Ordinario.

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