Tracking Typhoon Usagi
Usagi was a typhoon in the South China Sea Friday morning Philippine Time, the Joint Typhoon Warning Center said in its latest advisory. The typhoon had sustained wind speeds of 81 miles per hour, which would make it a Category 1 hurricane if it were in the Atlantic Ocean.
The Philippines has been inundated with five typhoons impacting the region, with four direct landfalls. The most recent ...
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Powerful typhoons ravage Philippines in back-to-back beatingsThree typhoons have made landfall over the Philippines over the past week as part of a destructive pattern that is expected ...
With gusts reaching 149 mph, Typhoon Usagi struck the coastal town of Baggao in the Cagayan province of the Philippines.
Severe Tropical Storm ‘Pepito’ (international name: Man-Yi) intensifies into a typhoon as it undergoes rapid intensification, ...
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Why did recent typhoons tend to hit Northern Luzon? Pagasa explainsA specialist from the state weather bureau pointed to the ridge of a high pressure area located north of the country as a ...
Typhoon Yinxing marks the 13th major storm to strike the disaster-prone Philippines this year, leaving 630,000 displaced so ...
With these consecutive typhoons, it’s expected that the department will need ... he said in an interview over “Bagong ...
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Pagasa explains why recent typhoons tend to only hit Northern LuzonA specialist from the state weather bureau pointed to the ridge of a high pressure area located north of the country as a ...
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