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00:00Happy Wednesday to all of us. I am Benison Estareja.

00:05Three different weather systems are still in effect in our country.

00:10First is the Northeast Monsoon or Hanging Amiha that is still warming.

00:14Here in the northern part of Luzon, the cold temperature is still increasing.

00:19The hot wind from the east, also known as the eastern east,

00:23is affecting the vast majority of Visayas and Mindanao,

00:26and it is also causing rain in the eastern sections.

00:28And the third is the shear line.

00:31This is the line where the cold wind and the hot eastern east meet.

00:37And when this hot and cold wind is combined,

00:40it can cause flooding and rain.

00:42We can see here in our latest satellite animation,

00:45the rain continues in some areas of central and southern Luzon.

00:49And still based on our latest satellite animation,

00:52we do not see any storms entering our Philippine area of responsibility until the weekend.

00:59It will still rain in many areas of Luzon because it is still the Northeast Monsoon.

01:04That is one of the Amiha.

01:06And what will bring mild to moderate rain is still here in the areas of Cagayan Valley

01:11and some parts of the Cordillera Administrative Region,

01:14such as Calinga, Apayao, Mountain Province, and Ifugao.

01:18So be careful of floods and landslides,

01:21especially in the areas of Cordillera and Caraballo Mountain Ranges.

01:25Meanwhile, here in some parts of the Cordillera Region,

01:30Benguet, Abra, Ilocos Region,

01:32and this left part of Central Luzon,

01:34Cabina ng Zambales, Bataan, Pampanga, and Tarlac,

01:38the sky is partly cloudy until the sky is cloudy.

01:40And it is still accompanied by mild to moderate rain effects of the Northeast Monsoon.

01:46To our fellowmen here in this part of Central Luzon,

01:49it is still expected that there will be heavy rains due to the shear line

01:53or the heat and cold winds,

01:56including Aurora, Nueva Ecija, Bulacan, and Metro Manila.

02:01A large part of Calabarzon, Camarines Norte, Camarines Sur,

02:05and the province of Catanduanes.

02:07So make sure that you have an umbrella if you are going out of your house.

02:11It is possible that there will be more or less 100 mm of rain

02:14that is moderate to heavy or intense rains at times

02:18in Quezon, Aurora, and Camarines Norte

02:21while we have moderate to heavy rains in the other places we mentioned

02:25even though be careful of flooding and landslides.

02:29In the remaining part of Luzon,

02:31including Mimaropa and the remaining part of Bicol Region,

02:35the sky is partly cloudy until the sky is still cloudy.

02:37And it is accompanied by mild to moderate rain effects or heat and cold winds.

02:40And if you sleep, there is a high chance that it will last until the evening.

02:44In Metro Manila, the temperature is from 25 to 30 degrees Celsius.

02:48And due to the influence of the flood,

02:50our temperatures are also decreasing gradually

02:53in a large part of the Northern and Central Luzon

02:55and in Baguio from 17 to 24 degrees Celsius.

02:59Our countrymen should also bring an umbrella

03:02to the eastern sections of Visayas and Mindanao

03:05because it will still be affected by the easterlies or the wind from the east.

03:08Eastern Samar, Dinagat Islands, Surigao del Norte and Surigao del Sur

03:13have high chances of rain.

03:15Be careful of flooding and landslides.

03:18The remaining part of Visayas plus the Palawan region

03:22is partly cloudy until the sky is still cloudy in the morning.

03:25But the rain will also be expected

03:27when it reaches the evening until the night,

03:29especially in the southern portions of Visayas.

03:31These are the areas of Southern Leyte up to Bohol,

03:35Southern Cebuat,

03:36and the eastern part of Negros Island region.

03:40These are the areas affected by the Volcano Canlaon.

03:44We can expect rain there.

03:46While in the remaining part of Mindanao,

03:48it is partly cloudy until the sun is still shining in the morning.

03:51But there are also areas where the rain and thunderstorms

03:55will reach the evening until the night.

03:57These are the remaining parts of the Caraga region

04:00and Davao region.

04:02These are the southern portions of Basilan, Sulu-Tawitawi

04:04and the southern portions of Soksatjen.

04:07The temperature in Palawan is still possible

04:10to be a bit hot up to 32°C.

04:13In a large part of Visayas,

04:15it is from 26°C to 31°C.

04:18While here in Mindanao, it is from 25°C.

04:21But it is still the hottest in Zamboanga City and Cotabato

04:24up to 34°C.

04:27For our fellow Filipinos,

04:29we do not have a high-level gale warning

04:31because the winds are not that strong for now.

04:34But our waves here in the big town of Luzon

04:38plus the eastern seaboards of Visayas and Mindanao

04:41are a bit wavy up to 3.4 meters

04:44or in a part of the house of waves

04:46in a large part of the Caragatan.

04:48So be careful.

04:50It is still possible for our small seavessles to be affected.

04:52The waves will be dangerous.

04:54But here in the remaining towns of Visayas and Mindanao,

04:56the waves are moderate to moderate.

05:00And for our T-Day weather forecast,

05:02the effects of different weather systems are still there.

05:05Northeast monsoon here in Northern Luzon

05:08is still shearline in Central and Southern Luzon.

05:11While in the remaining parts of the country,

05:13here in Visayas and Mindanao,

05:15sometimes it is easterly and there are times

05:17when the Intertropical Convergence Zone is still active

05:20or the wind waves from the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.

05:23In Northern Luzon, from Thursday to Saturday,

05:26the cold weather is expected

05:28and it will be accompanied by mild to moderate rain

05:30in the Cagayan Valley

05:32and a large part of the Cordillera Administrative Region.

05:35It will only be dry rain in the Ilocos Region

05:38and the left part of Central Luzon.

05:40For our townspeople in Aurora,

05:42it is still there in our Quezon

05:44and some parts of Camarines Norte, Laguna, Rizal,

05:47Aurora, Bulacan, Nueva Ecija,

05:50there will still be scattered rains

05:52and at some point, until Thursday,

05:54it will be affected by the shearline

05:56or the waves of Amihan and Easterly.

05:58So make sure that we have an umbrella

06:00and still be careful of flood and landslides.

06:03And finally, here in the eastern sides of our country,

06:06in Visayas and Mindanao,

06:08as part of the Eastern Visayas,

06:10Caraga and Davao Region,

06:12there are scattered rains.

06:14Our rains are more frequent in those areas

06:16and in this part of Visayas and Mindanao,

06:18the rains will also be frequent

06:20from the afternoon to the evening,

06:22from Thursday to Saturday.

06:24That is the effect of Easterly

06:26plus the Intertropical Convergence Zone.

06:27This is a very important part

06:29of our rainfall advisories

06:31and even heavy rainfall warnings

06:33in a large part of our country.

06:35Our sunrise is at 6.11 in the morning

06:37and the sunset is at 5.28 in the afternoon.

06:39That is the latest from

06:41the Weather Forecasting Center of Pagasa.

06:43I am again, Benison S. Tareja

06:45saying, anytime,

06:47hope for a good solution.

06:58Music

07:12.

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