Two low pressure areas around Philippines may form into storms: PAGASA
MANILA — The two low pressure areas (LPA) around the country may form into tropical cyclones, state weather bureau PAGASA said Monday.

The LPA inside the Philippine area of responsibility (PAR) was spotted 830 kilometers east northeast of Luzon’s northern tip at 2 p.m. This system is moving westward and will be assigned the local name Ferdie when it forms into a tropical depression, PAGASA said in a Facebook post.

The other LPA was located 2,435 km east of Eastern Visayas. It is forecast to track northwestward and may enter the PAR as a tropical cyclone by the weekend, according to forecaster Robert Badrina.

It will be assigned the local name Gener once inside the PAR.

Badrina added that the potential Gener could enhance the southwest monsoon or habagat that would dump rains over Southern Luzon, Visayas, and parts of Mindanao this weekend.

Apart from these potential storms this week, two more weather disturbances are possible in the third week of September – one with moderate chance over the northern Philippine Sea and the other with low chance over the northern West Philippine Sea.

PAGASA earlier predicted 2 or 3 storms could form inside or enter the Philippine area this September.

Article link : https://news.abs-cbn.com/news/2024/9/9/two-low-pressure-areas-around-philippines-may-form-into-storms-pagasa-1625

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Source : Google news(Ariel Rojas, ABS-CBN News)
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