Weather update as of 11:05 a.m. (September 19, 2024) | Balitanghali
Summary
TLDRThe weather in the Philippines continues to be affected by the southwest monsoon, bringing rain to Luzon and Visayas. Two typhoons, Hener and Yagi, are enhancing the monsoon rains. While Typhoon Yagi heads towards Vietnam, Typhoon Helen has made landfall in Okinawa, Japan, and is expected to hit China. Heavy to intense rains are forecasted for Metro Manila and Luzon, with potential floods or landslides. Small sea vessels are advised to avoid rough waters in specific coastal areas. Dams, including Magat and Ambuklaw, are releasing water as water levels rise in various reservoirs.
Takeaways
- 🌧️ The weather remains rainy in some parts of the country, according to PAGASA.
- 💨 The southwest monsoon (Habagat) is affecting Luzon and Visayas, causing rains.
- 🌀 Two typhoons outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility are strengthening the monsoon.
- 🌬️ Former Typhoon Hener is expected to strengthen as it heads toward Vietnam.
- 🌀 Typhoon Yagi, previously called Enteng, is moving toward China after passing Okinawa, Japan.
- 🌧️ Heavy to intense rains are expected in most parts of Luzon, including Metro Manila, which may lead to floods or landslides.
- 💧 Some areas in Visayas and Mindanao may also experience rain due to the Habagat.
- 🌊 Rough seas make it dangerous for small vessels along the coastlines of Pangasinan, Zambales, Bataan, Occidental Mindoro, and Palawan.
- 🚰 Magat Dam in Isabela has two gates open, releasing water; other dams are also releasing water due to rising levels.
- 📉 Water levels have increased in Angat, Ipo, San Roque, and Pantabangan reservoirs, but have dropped in La Mesa and Atay.
Q & A
What is the main cause of the rains affecting Luzon and Visayas?
-The monsoon rains, or 'hanging habagat,' are causing the rains, further intensified by two storms located outside the Philippine area of responsibility.
What are the names of the two storms mentioned in the script?
-The two storms are the former Typhoon 'Hener,' which is heading towards Vietnam, and Typhoon 'Yagi' (formerly 'Enteng' in the Philippines), which is also affecting the region.
Where did Typhoon Helen make landfall, and where is it heading next?
-Typhoon Helen, known internationally as 'Pulasan,' made landfall in Okinawa, Japan, and is expected to strike China next.
Which areas in the Philippines are expected to experience heavy to intense rains?
-Almost all of Luzon, including Metro Manila, is expected to experience heavy to intense rains that could lead to floods or landslides.
Why are some areas in Visayas and Mindanao also experiencing rain?
-These areas are also affected by the southwest monsoon (habagat), contributing to the rainfall.
What is the forecast for sea conditions, and which areas are at risk?
-The seas in Pangasinan, Zambales, Bataan, Occidental Mindoro, and Palawan, including the Kalayaan Islands, will be rough, making it dangerous for small sea vessels.
Which dams in the Philippines are releasing water, and why?
-The Magat Dam in Isabela has two gates open, and Ambuklaw and Binga Reservoirs in Benguet are also releasing water due to increased water levels caused by heavy rains.
Which reservoirs have seen an increase in water levels over the past 24 hours?
-The water levels in Angat, Ipo, San Roque, and Pantabangan reservoirs have risen in the past 24 hours.
Which reservoir has seen a decrease in water levels?
-The water levels in La Mesa and Atayao reservoirs have decreased.
Where can viewers get more updates on news from GMA?
-Viewers can visit and subscribe to GMA Integrated News on YouTube, or follow GMA Pinoy TV and www.gmanews.tv for updates, especially those abroad.
Outlines
🌧️ Weather Forecast: Monsoon Rains and Typhoons
The weather remains rainy in parts of the country due to the southwest monsoon, enhanced by two typhoons located outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility. Monsoon rains are affecting Luzon and Visayas. The typhoon 'Hener' may strengthen as it heads towards Vietnam, while Typhoon 'Yagi,' formerly known as 'Enteng,' will hit Japan's Okinawa before moving towards China. The forecast predicts heavy to intense rains in most parts of Luzon, including Metro Manila, which could cause floods or landslides. There are also chances of rain in parts of Visayas and Mindanao due to the monsoon.
🚨 Marine Warning and Dam Water Releases
The southwest monsoon is making the seas rough and dangerous for small vessels, particularly along the coasts of Pangasinan, Zambales, Bataan, Occidental Mindoro, and Palawan, including the Kalayaan Islands. Authorities are continuing to release water from various dams, including Magat Dam in Isabela, which currently has two gates open. Other dams, like Ambuklao and Binga Reservoirs in Benguet, have one gate open. In the last 24 hours, water levels have risen in Angat, Ipo, San Roque, and Pantabangan reservoirs, while levels have decreased in La Mesa and Atay.
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Mindmap
Keywords
💡Habagat
💡Monsoon rains
💡Bagyo
💡Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR)
💡Heavy to intense rains
💡Flooding
💡Landslide
💡Magat Dam
💡Typhoon Yagi
💡Metro Weather Forecast
Highlights
Heavy rains are affecting parts of the country due to the southwest monsoon, influenced by two storms outside the Philippine area of responsibility.
Luzon and Visayas regions are experiencing monsoon rains that could cause flooding or landslides.
Former Typhoon Hener is expected to strengthen as it heads towards Vietnam.
Typhoon Yagi, previously known as Bagyong Enteng in the Philippines, is predicted to make landfall in Vietnam.
Typhoon Helen, with the international name Pulasan, has made landfall in Okinawa, Japan, and is expected to hit China next.
Metro Manila and almost the entire Luzon are expected to experience heavy to intense rains in the coming hours.
The rains could lead to floods or landslides in affected areas.
The southwest monsoon is also causing rain in parts of Visayas and Mindanao.
Sea conditions are rough and dangerous for small vessels in certain coastal areas, including Pangasinan, Zambales, Bataan, Occidental Mindoro, and Palawan.
Several dams, including Magat Dam in Isabela, have opened gates to release water.
The water level in major reservoirs such as Angat, Ipo, San Roque, and Pantabangan has risen over the past 24 hours.
Water levels in the Lamesa and Atayac reservoirs have decreased.
Residents are advised to stay updated on weather conditions, especially in areas prone to flooding or landslides.
The public is warned about potential hazardous sea travel due to rough conditions in specific areas.
GMA Integrated News encourages viewers to subscribe on YouTube for the latest updates.
Transcripts
Maulan pa rin ang panahon sa ilang
bahagi ng bansa ayon sa pag-asa yan ay
epekto ng hanging habagat apektado ng
monsoon rains ang Luzon at Visayas na
hinahatak at pinalalakas pa rin ang
dalawang bagyo na parehas ng nasa labas
ng Philippine area of responsibility ang
dating bagyong hener posible pa umanong
lumakas habang tinutumbok ang Vietnam na
unang hintin ng typon yagi o dating
bagyong Enteng sa Pilipinas ang baguong
Helen naman o may international name na
pulasan nag-landfall na sa Okinawa Japan
at susunod namang tatama sa China base
sa rainfall forecast ng Metro weather
uulanin sa mga susunod na oras ang halos
buong Luzon kasama na ang Metro Manila
posible ang heavy to intense rains na
maaaring magdulot ng baha o landslide
may tansa rin ng ulan sa ilang bahagi ng
Visayas at Mindanao dahil din sa habagat
magiging maalon at Delikado sa maliliit
na sasakyang pandagat ang pumalaot sa
ilang baybayin ng Pangasinan Zambales
Bataan Occidental Mindoro at Palawan kas
na ang kalayaan
Islands patuloy namang magpapakawala ng
tubig ang ilang dam kabilang ang Magat
sa Isabela na may dalawang gate na
nakabukas ayon sa pag-asa tigisang gate
ang naglalabas ng tubig sa ambuklaw at
being reservoir sa benget sa nakalipas
na 24 Oras tumaas ang water level sa
anggat ipo sanroque at Pantabangan
reservoir bumaba naman ng tubig sa
lamesa ataya
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