Super Typhoon Philippines

Storm outside PAR may intensify into super typhoon next week — Pagasa

MANILA, Philippines – A tropical storm (TS) currently outside the Philippine area of responsibility is likely to develop into a super typhoon next week, according to the state weather bureau.

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PAGASA monitoring potential super typhoon that could enhance Habagat next week | ABS-CBN News

State weather bureau PAGASA is monitoring a tropical cyclone far east of the country that could intensify into a super typhoon and enhance the southwest monsoon or Habagat next week.

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PAGASA forecasts up to 4 storms in PAR in July

There are two to four tropical cyclones expected to develop or enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility in July, according to PAGASA.Based on PAGASA's climate outlook for July to December 2026, the expected storms per month are as follows:July: 2 to 4August: 2 to 4Sapetembe: 2 or 3October: 1 or 2November: 1 or 2December: 1 or 2Due to the expected El Niño from late 2026 to early 2027, fewer tropical cyclones are expected during this period, but some may still reach typhoon or super typhoon intensity.PAGASA said from July to September, most parts of the country are likely to experience near-normal to above-normal rainfall conditions except in parts of Visayas and Mindanao, where below normal rainfall is likely.Heavy rainfall events over the western side of Luzon and Visayas associated with the enhanced Southwest Monsoon or Habagat are expected to continue until September, with these con…

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