PAGASA: ‘Bebinca’-enhanced ‘habagat’ rains to last 3–4 days
Summary
TLDRTropical Storm Bibing, also known as Tropical Storm Bibingka, has weakened from a severe tropical storm and is currently outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility. It is expected to enter the area with winds of 85 km/h and could intensify back to a severe tropical storm or even a typhoon upon exiting. Heavy rains are anticipated in Southern Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, with potential flooding and landslides. The public is advised to avoid small boats and swimming in the dangerous sea conditions. The highest rainfall in the past 24 hours was recorded in Coron, Palawan, with 23.8 mm, and San Jose, Occidental Mindoro, with 172.5 mm.
Takeaways
- 🌀 Tropical Storm Bibing, also known as Bibingka, has entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility.
- 🔽 The storm has downgraded from a severe tropical storm to a tropical storm.
- 📍 The last known location of the storm is 1,500 km east of extreme northern Luzon, near Batanes.
- 💨 The storm is currently moving north-northwest with a speed of 20 km per hour and has winds of 85 km/h near the center and up to 105 km/h in gusts.
- 🌧️ Significant rainfall is expected in the coming days, potentially causing flooding and landslides, particularly in Southern Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.
- 🚨 No storm warnings are currently raised, but seaboards of Eastern Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao are experiencing moderate conditions.
- 🏞️ The areas expected to have heavy rainfall include Western Visayas, Sorsogon, Masbate, Occidental Mindoro, and parts of the Bicol Region.
- ⛈ The Bicol Region and Mopa area have experienced the highest rainfall in the past 24 hours.
- 🌊 The public is advised to avoid using small boats and swimming in the sea due to hazardous conditions.
- ⏳ The storm is expected to either enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility later in the day or early evening, potentially intensifying to a severe tropical storm before exiting.
Q & A
What is the current status of Tropical Storm Bibingka?
-Tropical Storm Bibingka, also known as Tropical Storm Ferdie, has weakened from a severe tropical storm to a tropical storm category.
What was the last reported location of Tropical Storm Bibingka?
-The last reported location of Tropical Storm Bibingka was outside the Philippine area of responsibility, about 1,500 km east of extreme northern Luzon.
What is the current wind speed and direction of Tropical Storm Bibingka?
-Tropical Storm Bibingka currently has a wind speed of 85 km/h near the center, with gusts reaching up to 105 km/h. It is expected to move in a north-northwest direction.
When is Tropical Storm Bibingka expected to enter the Philippine area of responsibility?
-Tropical Storm Bibingka is expected to enter the Philippine area of responsibility either in the afternoon or evening of the day the report was made.
What is the expected behavior of Tropical Storm Bibingka after leaving the Philippine area of responsibility?
-After leaving the Philippine area of responsibility, it is expected to regain strength and become a severe tropical storm again, and it might reach typhoon category in the East China Sea.
Which areas are expected to experience significant rainfall due to Tropical Storm Bibingka?
-Areas expected to have significant rainfall include Southern Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. Western Visayas, Sorsogon, Masbate, and parts of Occidental Mindoro are also expected to have heavy to severe rainfall.
Are there any areas that are expected to have even heavier rainfall in the next few days?
-In the next three days, areas like Aklan, Antique, and the Bicol Region are expected to have even heavier rainfall.
What is the current status of Gale Warnings in the region?
-There are no Gale Warnings currently in effect, but the seaboards of Eastern Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao are experiencing moderate conditions.
What precautions are advised for the public regarding the sea conditions?
-The public is advised to use small boats that can only carry one to two people and to avoid venturing out to sea due to the dangerous conditions. Additionally, parents are advised not to allow their children to swim in the ocean.
What was the highest recorded rainfall in the past 24 hours according to the script?
-The highest recorded rainfall in the past 24 hours was in Coron, Palawan, with 23.8 mm.
What are the implications of the expected weather conditions due to Tropical Storm Bibingka and the potential formation of a low-pressure area?
-The expected weather conditions include continuous heavy rainfall in Southern Luzon, Visayas, and parts of Mindanao. If a low-pressure area forms, the rainfall may continue for 3 to 4 days in the western part of Southern Luzon and Visayas, and up to 5 to 6 days in the area of Mindanao.
Outlines
🌀 Tropical Storm 'Bibingka' Update
Tropical Storm 'Bibingka', also known as 'Bibing', has entered the Philippine area of responsibility. As of 8 AM, the storm has weakened from a severe tropical storm to a tropical storm. Its last known location was 1,500 km east of extreme northern Luzon, near the Batanes Islands. The storm is expected to cross the Philippine area of responsibility within the day, with winds of 85 km/h near the center and gusts up to 105 km/h. It is forecast to move northwestward at a speed of 20 km/h. If it enters the Philippine area of responsibility, it is expected to remain a tropical storm but may intensify back into a severe tropical storm upon exiting. It could potentially reach typhoon strength in the East China Sea. The areas expected to experience significant rainfall include Southern Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, which may lead to flooding and landslides. The Western Visayas, particularly Sorsogon, Masbate, and Occidental Mindoro, are at risk for heavy rains. The public is advised to avoid small boats and swimming in the sea due to the dangerous conditions.
🌧️ Heavy Rainfall and Weather Advisory
The past 24 hours have seen heavy rainfall, with Coron, Palawan recording the highest at 23.8 mm. Other areas like San Jose, Occidental Mindoro, and several locations in Bicol have also experienced significant rainfall. The public is advised to use caution, especially in areas prone to landslides and floods. The weather bureau has issued a climate threat potential for the typhoon and possible low-pressure areas that could bring additional rain to Southern Luzon, Visayas, and parts of Mindanao. The expected continuous rain could last for 3 to 4 days in the western part of Southern Luzon and Visayas, and up to 5 to 6 days in Mindanao if a low-pressure area forms. The weather bureau has held a press conference to address these concerns and ensure public safety.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡Tropical storm
💡Philippine area of responsibility
💡Wind speed
💡Track
💡Rainfall
💡Landslide
💡Seaboards
💡Gale warning
💡Low pressure area
💡Typhoon category
💡East China Sea
Highlights
Tropical storm 'Bibingka' has entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility.
The storm has been downgraded from a severe tropical storm to a tropical storm.
The last known location of 'Bibingka' is 1,500 km east of extreme northern Luzon.
The storm is expected to exit the Philippine Area of Responsibility within 24 hours.
Current wind strength is 85 km/h near the center, with gusts reaching up to 105 km/h.
The storm is moving northwestward at a speed of 20 km/h.
Rainfall is expected to be enhanced in the Southwestern part of the country.
Significant rainfall is anticipated in Southern Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.
Areas like Sorsogon, Masbate, and Occidental Mindoro may experience flooding and landslides.
Zambales, Bataan, Metro Manila, Calabarzon, and other parts of Bicol Region are also at risk.
No Gale warning has been raised, but seaboards of Eastern Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao are under moderate conditions.
Residents are advised to use small boats and avoid venturing out to sea due to dangerous conditions.
Elders are warned against allowing children to swim in the sea due to the risk.
The highest rainfall in the past 24 hours was recorded in Coron, Palawan, at 23.8 mm.
San Jose, Occidental Mindoro, and other areas in the Mimaropa region also experienced heavy rainfall.
The Bicol Region and the Mopa area have seen the most significant rainfall in the past 24 hours.
There is a potential for two low-pressure areas to develop, which could lead to heavy rains in Southern Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.
The continuous rainfall is expected to last for 3 to 4 days in the western part of Southern Luzon and Visayas.
If a low-pressure area forms in the east of the country, the rain in Mindanao could continue for 5 to 6 days.
Transcripts
Ito po ngayon ang latest sa Tropical
storm Bibing o international name
bibingka na maing maging fdy Pagpasok po
nito ng Philippine area of
responsibility so gaya po ng sinabi ni
Dr servando kanina pong 8 ng umaga Ay
humina po ang bagyong bibingka Ito po ay
isang Tropical storm sa ngayon from
severe Tropical storm ay humina po ito
into Tropical storm category
so huling namataan po ang lokasyon ng
bagyong bibingka na nasa labas pa rin ng
Philippine area of responsibility 1,500
km
e ng extreme northern Luzon So kung
mapapansin niyo po ito po yung ah
Batanes halos Lagpas na po siya sa East
po ng Batanes so konting konti na lang
po ay hindi na sana siya papasok ng
Philippine area of responsibility pero
Base po sa ating ah truck po ay sasaglit
po ito sa loob ng ating Philippine area
of responsibility so taglay po nito
ngayon Ang lakas na hangin na 85 kmh
malapit sa gitna at bugso naman ng
hangin na umaabot hanggang 105 km per
inaasahang kikilos po ito North
Northwest ward at Ah ito po ay may bilis
na 20 km per
h so ito po ang truck po ng Tropical
storm bibinka
kung mapapansin po natin inaasahan po
natin na makakapasok po ito ng
Philippine area of responsibility either
ngayong hapon at lalabas rin po ng gabi
pero kung papasok naman po ito mamayang
gabi ay Lalabas din po ng madaling araw
bukas Ito po ay inaasahang bago pumasok
ng Philippine area of responsibility ay
mananatiling Tropical storm ngunit
paglabas po nito ay saka po ulit Siya
magiging severe Tropical storm ngunit
hindi pa rin po natin inaalis na
maaaring mag weekend po siya eventually
so hindi po natin n- out yung
possibility na mag-weekend
siya So ah gaya po ng nauna kong
nabanggit pwede siyang mag severe
Tropical storm pa rin paglabas ng
Philippine area of responsibility sa
saglit niyang pagpasok At pwede rin po
niyang ma-reach ang typhoon category sa
east china
sea So it Ano pong ine-expect po natin
dahil Saglit lang naman po ang pagpasok
ng Philippine area of responsibility ng
bagyong bibinka ang binibigyan po natin
ng emphasis dito ay ang ah Southwest
mson o habagat na mai po niyang
ma-enhance so sa kasalukuyan po ay
patuloy na po ang mga pag-uulan dito po
sa malaking bahagi po ng ating bansa ang
Southern Luzon Visayas at Mindanao So
ano pa po ba ang mga areas na ine-expect
natin na for today and for the next 3
days ay magkakaroon po ng mga
significant rainfall na mai pong
magdulot ng mga pagbaha at
paghuhuwad
sa mem ropa Western Visayas Sorsogon
Masbate at cross Occidental katamtaman
hanggang sa malakas na pag-ulan naman po
sa Zambales
Bataan Metro Manila Calabarzon nalalaing
bahagi ng Bicol Region the rest of
Visayas mamis Occidental Zamboanga del
Norte Lanao del Norte Lanao del Sur
magindanao Sultan Kudarat at
Sarangani bukas na po naman po ng
tanghali Hanggang Sa Sunday po ng
tanghali inaasahan po na matindi pa rin
po ang mga pag-ulan sa mem ropa Aklan at
Antique katamtaman hanggang sa malakas
na mga pag-ulan naman po ang inaasahan
sa Bicol Region Negros Island region at
nalalabing bahagi ng Western Visayas
samantala Sunday naman po ng tanghali
Hanggang Monday ng tanghali ay inaasahan
pa rin po ang matinding mga pag-ulan sa
Occidental Mindoro northern portion ng
Palawan Aklan at Antique katamtaman
hanggang sa malalakas na pag-ulan naman
po ang inaasahan sa Southern portion ng
Quezon nalalabing bahagi ng memar Opa
Camarin Sur
Catanduanes Albay Sorsogon Masbate
Negros Occidental at nalalabing bahagi
ng Western
Visayas Wala po tayong nakataas na Gale
warning sa ngayon pero ang seaboards po
ng Easter seaboard ng Luzon ay modera
pati po ang seaboards ng Visayas at
Mindanao Ano pong implication po niyan
so inuulit po namin ung ating mga
kababayan na gumagamit lamang po na
maliliit ung parang kasya lang po ang
isa hanggang dalawang taong maliliit na
bangka kung pwede poag huwag na po
silang pumalaot dahil mapanganib na po
kahit wala pong Gil warning at saka sa
magulang po Huwag na pong payagan yung
ating mga anak na maligo po sa dagat
dahil mapanganib din po ang ah ganitong
kondisyon sa pag ah paglalangoy po o
palili po sa
dagat so ito po ang na-observe nating
rainfall with for the past 24 hours
pinakamataas po ang ulan naitala dito po
sa Coron Palawan nasa
23.8 mm At pangalawa po San Jose
Occidental Mindoro which is also part of
mem ropa
172.5 mm at pangatlo po huban sson
159.5 mm pang-apat Sa baler aurora 107.5
mm at sa Daet Camarines Norte na parte
din po ng Bicol kagaya ng Sorsogon ay
107.3 mm so so far po in summary ang
pinakamalalakas na ulan within the past
24 hours ay ang Bicol Region area at ang
Mopa
area so Nandito po ang nalabas ng
climatological division na TC threat
potential
so bukod po sa dadaang ah bagyo na
bibingka o yung tatawagin po nating ferd
pagpasok ng Philippine area of
responsibility may posible po pong
dalawang mamuong sama ng panahon so ano
po ang implication po niyan medyo malaki
po ang implication po niyan dahil ang
inaasahan po nating ulan sa malaking
bahagi po ng souther Luzon Bisayas at
ilang bahagi ng Mindanao kapag may nabuo
pong Ah sama ng panahon sa silangan po
ng ating bansa ah imbes po na 3 to 4
days ang ulan dito po sa western part po
ng Southern Luzon at Visayas at dito po
sa area po ng Mindanao ay
magtutuloy-tuloy po Ian hanggang 5 to 6
days kung mabuo po ang low pressure area
po dito sa East po ng ating bansa So yun
po ang magiging implication sakali pong
may mamuang isa pang Sam ng panahon
kahit po paalis na po ang bagyong bima
kaya nag Press Conference po ang ating
ang pag-asa po para po sa ganitong
scenario po dahil inaasahan po natin na
lubhang tuloy-tuloy po yung mga pag-ulan
dito po sa malaking bahag po ng lalo na
sa western section po ng Southern Luzon
at Visayas
area I
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