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Josie comes only near Negra Point and Mayraira Point in Ilocos Norte. But a moderate to heavy rain should continue.
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Satellite image of tropical depression Josie, July 21, 2018, 8 pm Image courtesy of NOAA
MANILA, Philippines – Tropical Depression Josie approached Negra Point and Mayraira Point at Ilocos Norte early Saturday night, July 21, but did not land in the province. He is now heading to the Babuyan Islands group.
In a bulletin issued Saturday at 8 pm, the PAGASA meteorological office said that Josie is already 70 kilometers north of Laoag, Ilocos Norte or 95 kilometers southwest of Calayan, Cagayan. . It travels to the northeast northeast at a speed of 35 kilometers per hour (km / h) than the previous 25 km / h.
The tropical depression has maximum winds of 55 km / h and gusts of 75 km / h. 19659007] The signal number 1 is still raised:
- Batanes
- Northern Cagayan including group of Babuyan Islands
- Ilocos Norte
- Apayao
- northern part of Abra
Josie also showcases the Southwest Monsoon or Habagat hanging.
Moderate to heavy rains will persist in the Ilocos region, in the Cordillera administrative region, in Batanes, in the group of Babuyan Islands, Zambales, Tarlac and Nueva Ecija. Rain showers, ranging from light to heavy, are also experienced at Metro Manila, Calabarzon, the rest of central Luzon, the rest of Cagayan Valley, Oriental Mindoro, and Occidental Mindoro due to the southwestern monsoon. the southwestern monsoon should be in a state of alert floods of ash and landslides. This is particularly important as the land in parts of Luzon has already been saturated by heavy rains last week. (READ: Monsoon rains increase risk of landslides in Baguio, Benguet)
Dagupan city in Pangasinan has already been put in a state of calamity because of massive floods caused by southern rain -Where is.
the voyage remains risky on the shores of northern Luzon and on the west coast of the center of Luzon, especially in the areas under signal number 1. (READ: QUICK FACTS: tropical cyclones, rainfall forecasts) [19659007] should leave Philippine zone of responsibility (PAR) Monday afternoon, July 23. This is the day of the third speech by President Rodrigo Duterte on the state of the nation (SONA)
Tropical Depression Prediction Trail Josie July 21, 2018, 8 pm Image courtesy of PAGASA
Josie is the 10th tropical cyclone of the Philippines for 2018. The country receives an average of 20 tropical cyclones a year. (READ: LIST: The names of PAGASA for tropical cyclones in 2018)
Josie comes on the heels of the severe tropical storm Inday (Ampil), who left the PAR Saturday at 1 am. Inday did not make landfall in the Philippines, but he improved the southwest monsoon.
PAGASA declared the beginning of the rainy season on June 8th. – Rappler.com
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