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MANILA, Philippines — A low-pressure space (LPA) shaped contained in the Philippine space of accountability (PAR) 460 kilometers east of Casiguran, Aurora, as of three p.m. on Sunday, in line with the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Providers Administration (Pagasa).
The brand new system has little likelihood of changing into a storm, however the climate bureau just isn’t ruling out the chance.
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Pagasa climate specialist Ana Clauren-Jorda mentioned they have been additionally watching one other LPA 2,145 km east of jap Visayas.
The LPA off Luzon is predicted to boost the southwest monsoon, known as “habagat” within the vernacular, and produce cloudy skies with remoted rain showers or thunderstorms within the afternoons, Clauren-Jorda mentioned. —Gillian Villanueva
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