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| PAGASA's 5pm weather bulletin today, Oct 30 |
Typhoon Rolly (International name, Goni) continues to
intensify as it moves toward the
At 5pm today, Oct 30, Rolly was forecast to move west-southwest until tomorrow morning, with winds of 165 kilometers per hour near the center and gusts of up to 205 kph.
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It will then turn west-northwest as it moves over the sea off the coast of the Bicol Region, towards the eastern coast of Aurora-Quezon area.
PAGASA says the typhoon will continue to intensify prior to landfall, when its winds are expected to peak at between 175-195 kph. This could lead to the hoisting of Signal No 3 or 4 (second highest) as the typhoon passes through the country.
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But the state weather bureau discounted a forecast from the
US Navy’s
The USN said this will occur briefly over open water as Rolly
moves nearer to the eastern part of
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In the
PAGASA said the trough of the typhoon will bring light to
moderate, sometimes heavy rains over Bicol region, Visayas, Caraga, northern
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The rains could intensify beginning Saturday or Sunday over northern
and central
Storm surge of up to 2 meters may also be experienced over
the coastal areas of
PAGASA is also monitoring another tropical storm that appears headed toward the country, but is not expected to bring severe weather within its territory in the next three days.
Tropical Storm “Atsani” is expected to enter Philippine jurisdiction on Sunday or Monday, during which it will be given the local name “Siony.”
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