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Update 03/08 0300UTC
Death Toll from Saola in the Philippines and Taiwan has now added up to 26 with cost of damages in to the millions. Please continue to follow the website for more updates and information on these storms and storms elsewhere.
Update 02/08 0900UTC
Latest Video Update from WxCaster PAT on Severe Tropical Storm Saola and also on Damrey which is about to make landfall in Eastern China.
Update 01/08 1800 UTC
Typhoon Saola veers left straight towards Taiwan with a landfall eminent during the early morning hours on the 2nd.
http://www.cwb.gov.tw/V7e/observe/radar/
Update 01/08 1650UTC
Taiwans Weather Agency reports over 600mm in a 24hr period to the East of Taipei.
Update 01/08 1600UTC
Video Update and storm footage posted.
Update 01/08 1030UTC
James Reynolds uploads video of debris flying in Taipingshan Taiwan, click the follow link for the video. http://yfrog.com/nb6tjmlyzseifhttdcwxdqdhz
Update 01/08 0645UTC
JMA continues to intensify Saola up to 70kts, meanwhile radar images out of Japan show two clear storms.
http://www.jma.go.jp/en/radnowc/
Update 01/08 0600UTC
Taiwans Weather Agency shows over 300mm of rainfall along the east coast on Tuesday. http://www.cwb.gov.tw/V7e/observe/rainfall/hk.htm
Update 01/08 0400UTC
Video Update posted on Saola
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=bSlGOwitoxM
Update 01/08 0300UTC
Impressive Satellite / radar images of Typhoon Saola and Damrey.
Update 31/07 1600UTC
Westernpacificweather – Video Update posted for the 1st of August.
Update 31/07 0900UTC
NDRRMC - Saola is now being blamed for eight deaths in the Philippines. Also three injures and forced eight people to be rescued after there water crafts capsized in the high seas. Meanwhile black outs and brown outs continue to occur across Luzon while many school and businesses remain closed on Tuesday.
Update 31/07 0600UTC
NASA released the high resulotion photo below on Saola.
Update 31/07 0500UTC
NDRRMC- Death toll in the Philippines climbs to seven now. Sadly one being a 10 year old child who drowned while swimming with his family. Five of the deaths were due to drownings one due to electrocution in Cavite and another due to a falling cocunut tree.
Meanwhile two people have also been injured due to rock slides and eight fishermen and passengers aboard a Banca were rescued Monday as seas kicked up. Classes are still suspened across much of Luzon as recovery continues even with yet more rain impacting the area. The next update will be at 0900UTC.
Update 30/07 1515 UTC
Westernpacificweather - Meteorologist Rob Speta’s latest Tropical Vid Update on Typhoon 10W “SAOLA/GENER,” and Tropical Storm 11W “DAMREY.”
Update 30/07 1500UTC
JTWC – Typhoon 10W “SAOLA,” has maintained intensity and has observed to have been exhibiting a tightly curved banding wrapping around the convective circulation and was spotted near 20.8N-124.5E, 320 nm (592 km) South-southeast of Taipei, Taiwan or 217 nm (402 km) East-northeast of Aparri, Cagayan, 65 kt (120 km/hr) min, 80 kt (148 km/hr) max, 974 hPa and falling, tracked North-northwest@9 km/hr for the last six hours and has now exhibited an “Eye” feature as convective banding deepened and wrapped tighter into the “Eye.” Maximum significant wave height is 28 ft. #weatherguyadonis @weartherguyadonz
Update 30/07 1000 UTC
Westernpacificweather - This video I took and uploaded tonight during an early evening Southwest (SW) Monsoon take on Iloilo City. #weatherguyadonis @weartherguyadonz
Update 30/07 1220 UTC
NDRRMC – Four have been confirmed dead now to do floods and rough seas in the Philippines as Saola / Gener continues to push North. Meanwhile schools and business across Manila are expected to be closed again on Tuesday. A total of eleven roads and six bridges have been closed due to damage suffered in the past several days. Click here for the full report.
Update 30/07 1052 UTC
Heavy rain bands observed hitting Taiwan http://www.cwb.gov.tw/V7e/observe/radar/
Update 30/07 1000 UTC
Westernpacificweather – Wx Caster Pat uploaded a afternoon update, click here for the video. Also Videoghrapher James Reynolds is currently en-route Taiwan where he will decide on which island he will attempt to ride out Saola within the eye wall. We will continued to keep you updated on his where abouts and also the latest developments on this storm.
Update 30/07 0900UTC
JTWC – Tropical Storm 10W “SAOLA,” has reached Typhoon threshold and was spotted near 20.2N-125.0E, 360 nm (667 km) South-southeast of Taipei, Taiwan or 218 nm (404 km) East-northeast of Aparri, Cagayan, 65 kt (120 km/hr) min, 80 kt (148 km/hr) max, 974 hPa and falling, quasi-stationary for the last six hours and has now exhibited an “Eye” feature as convective banding deepened and wrapped tighter into the “Eye.” Maximum significant wave height is 27 ft. #weatherguyadonis @weartherguyadonz
Update 30/07 0830UTC
Westernpacificweather – A recap of what has happened in the course of noteworthy AWS readings on 29-30 July 2012 from our Tabaco City, Albay affiliate David Matthews:
30 July 2012
0836Z (0436PM-PHL)-A strong gust of 68 km/hr was observed this afternoon.
29 July 2012
1332Z (0932PM-PHL)-Winds peaked at 57 km/hr with sustained ones at 45 km/hr, with Central pressure reading dropping to 999.5 hPa.
1209Z (0809PM-PHL)-Winds topped 34 km/hr and gusts to 39 km/hr with some showers too.
1037Z (0637PM-PHL)-Monsoon winds picking up at 29 km/hr on average with gusts to 52 km/hr.
0555Z (0155PM-PHL)-Central pressure went down to 1001.5 hPa at the time, with winds at 25 km/hr sustained, gusts up to 30 km/hr and rainfall totals reaching 40.25 mm since 28 July 2012.
We’d like to thank David Matthews for his unending support to WestPacWx’s endeavours in bring you closer to where the Wx action is! More details on these as we get them from our viewers. Stay safe! #weatherguyadonis @weatherguyadonz
Update 30/07 0710UTC
JMA - Severe Tropical Storm 10W “SAOLA/GENER” has maintained intensity while stalling for the past 6 hrs now, and was located at 20.1N-124.8E, 210 nm (380 km) ENE of Aparri, Cagayan, heading N slowly, winds topped 102 km/hr (min), gusts up to 148 km/hr (max), 980 hPa and steady. #weatherguyadonis @weatherguyadonz
Update 30/07 0700UTC
Westernpacificweather – The video below was uploaded by a website reader in Manila. If anyone has videos or photos of your own please do share.
Update 30/07 0600UTC
Westernpacificweather – Here’s the rainfall totals for the Philippines within the last 24 hrs ending at 0000Z (0800AM-PHL):
Basco, Batanes-56.4 mm
Manila-89.4 mm
Subic, Zambales-121.6 mm
Iba, Zambales-63.5 mm
Sangley Point, Cavite-148.2 mm
Tanay, Rizal-140.3 mm
Science Garden, Quezon City-96.8 mm
Ambulong-120.3 mm
Coron, Palawan-57.4 mm
Cuyo Island, Palawan-70.8 mm
Transportation disruptions due to inclement weather:
2300Z (0700AM-PHL)-Ocean Jet No. 1 bound for Bacolod City, Negros Occidental with 134 passengers on board were denied safe docking at Bredco Port in Bacolod City due to high surf and dangerous gale-force winds associated with the prevailing Southwest (SW) Monsoon a.k.a “Habagat.” The intended docking was aborted, thus the vessel was forced to return to its port of origin in Muelle Loney, Iloilo City.
Another fast ferry operator Weesam Express had also experience rough sea conditions during their 2230Z (0630AM-PHL) en route to Bredco Port in Bacolod City, Negros Occidental, when unfavorable weather and compounded with the astronomical tide of 1.8m at 2353Z (0753AM-PHL) was recorded. The Philippine Coast Guard Auxilliary (PCGA) in Iloilo City has recalled all vessels to and from Iloilo and Bacolod City to cancel their trips in the light of worsening weather situation, and were advised to resume operations when the weather clears.
2330Z (0730AM-PHL)-Regular motorized pumpboat trips from Parola wharf, Iloilo City en route to Jordan and Buenavista wharves in Guimaras Island were also restricted to fare the rough sea conditions prompting disgust from the passengers who were unprepared in such disruption. Considering the volume of stranded passengers in the Parola and Muelle Loney, the PCGA has allowed some rather larger motorized pumpboats to operate with reduced number of passengers limited to twenty (20) per trip, which resulted to higher fares. Please stand by for more details of this developing story. #weatherguyadonis @weartherguyadonz
Update 30/07 0410UTC
JMA - Severe Tropical Storm 10W “SAOLA/GENER” has maintained intensity for the last 12 hrs, forecast to reach Typhoon threshold within the next 12 hrs and was located at 21.5N-124.6E, 210 nm (467 km) ENE of Aparri, Cagayan, heading N slowly, winds topped 102 km/hr (min), gusts up to 148 km/hr (max), 980 hPa and falling. #weatherguyadonis @weatherguyadonz
Update 30/07 0300UTC
Westernpacificweather - The video below was shot in Manila at Roxas Boulevard overnight the 29th in to the 30th.
Update 30/07 0300UTC
JTWC – Tropical Storm 10W “SAOLA,” has maintained intensity for the last 12 hrs and was spotted near 20.2N-124.7E, 355 nm (657 km) South-southeast of Taipei, Taiwan or 203 nm (377 km) East-northeast of Aparri, Cagayan, 55 kt (102 km/hr) min, 70 kt (130 km/hr) max, 982 hPa and falling, heading very slowly North-northwest@13 km/hr (07 kt) has now exhibited a well-defined LLCC with an improved circulation banding tightly into its center. Maximum significant wave height is 24 ft. #weatherguyadonis @weartherguyadonz
Update 30/07 0100UTC
JMA - Severe Tropical Storm 10W “SAOLA/GENER” has maintained intensity and was located at 19.5N-125.2E, 210 nm (390 km) ENE of Aparri, Cagayan, heading N slowly, winds topped 102 km/hr (min), gusts up to 148 km/hr (max), 980 hPa and falling. #weatherguyadonis @weatherguyadonz
Update 30/07 0000UTC
Westernpacificweather - National broadcast via DZMM reports one (1)death associated with the raging storms spawned by the surging Southwest (SW) Monsoon in Bugasong, Antique. The victim was identified as Roland Necor, 33 year old who drowned during a flood.
2136 families were also affected by Severe Tropical Storm “10W/SAOLA,” locally known in the Philippines as “GENER,” were reported by NDRRMC in Central Luzon, MIMAROPA and Western Visayas.
Six (6) roads and bridges were made impassable in Cordillera Autonomous Region (CAR), at Region IV-B, wherein two (2) roads were closed to motorists in Benguet and Mt. Province since 29 July 2012 due to a landslide.
Three (3) bridges and two (2) roads were made impassable in Palawan and two (2) other bridges in Occidental Mindoro were also reported.
Reports of seven (7) houses in Hinobaan, Negros Occidental were inflicted by wind damage wherein twenty-one (21) houses were partially damaged and twelve (12) in Barangay Bulwagan were badly damaged, thirty-one (31) were partially damaged, to include Barangay Binubuhan, Bago City, also in Negros Occidental. *Report from Noel Alamar, Radyo Patrol 38. Please stand by for more details of this developing story. #weatherguyadonis @weartherguyadonz
Update 29/07 2100UTC
JTWC – Tropical Storm “10W” internationally known as “SAOLA,” has picked up intensity for the last 12 hrs and was spotted near 19.5N-124.6E, 390 nm (722 km) South-southeast of Taipei, Taiwan or 372 nm (331 km) East-northeast of Aparri, Cagayan, 55 kt (102 km/hr) min, 70 kt (130 km/hr) max, 982 hPa and falling, heading very slowly Northwest@15 km/hr (08 kt) has become symmetric exhibiting an improved formative banding where deepest convection remains over the LLCC extending West of Luzon. Models take it to track towards Taiwan while peaking just off the North Philippine Sea. Maximum significant wave height is 20 ft. #weatherguyadonis @weartherguyadonz
Update 29/07 1910UTC
JMA - Severe Tropical Storm 10W “SAOLA/GENER” has maintained intensity and was located at 18.9N-124.9E, 185 nm (342 km) ENE of Aparri, CAgayan, heading N@10 km/hr, winds topped 102 km/hr (min), gusts up to 148 km/hr (max), 985 hPa and falling. #weatherguyadonis @weatherguyadonz
Update 29/07 1900UTC
Westernpacificweather - Surging Astronomical Tides reaching 1.8m is expected to crest at 2353Z (0753AM-PHL), which could immensely affect the flow of flood waters along the rivers and estuaries along the coastline across the Philippines where additional rainfall totals have reached 200 mm in the most extreme of cases in Western sections of Luzon. As of broadcast, the Tides remain at 1.1m.
via NDRRMC:
There were 18 Barangays affected in 5 Municipalities, 2 Cities in 5 Provinces of Regions III, IV-B and VI, which totals to 2736 families or 13472 persons directly affected by the torrential rains associated with the Southwest (SW) Monsoon being pulled in by Severe Tropical Storm “GENER,” and are now on government-designated evacuation centers and outside accommodations which total to 2600 families, 12933 persons.
Critical Dams in Luzon
La Mesa: rapidly rising water levels in the reservoir has prompted the PAGASA-Hydro Department to issue advisories and alerts for residents along the riverbanks of Tullahan River through Fairview, Novaliches, CAMANAVA.
Power Situation
Powerful cyclonic winds associated with the Southwest (SW) Monsoon and a developing Weak Tropical Disturbance 97W just off the West Philippine Sea has spawned squally rains, gale-force winds reaching 75 km/hr in Metro Manila and neighboring cities, triggering a cascading power failure that affected the following MERALCO franchise service areas:
1. Quezon City
2. Manila
3. Taguig City
4. Mandaluyong City
5. Antipolo City, Rizal
6. Imus City, Cavite
Floods
Bataan and Camiguin Islands and parts of Central Mindanao have been reported to have incurred damaging floods as of press time. More details on this as they come available. Meantime, back to our Wx monitoring. You can access our broadcast via Meteorologist Robert Speta at http://youtu.be/fkWvNju_D_E
Widespread power outages have also been affecting Iloilo City, Iloilo where a massive 10.5 hr duration power failure has hit 3 Districts of Molo, Arevalo and Mandurriao, including parts of the City Proper area. Local power utility PECO has resumed the service at 1820Z (0220AM-PHL).
Local disaster agencies are conducting pre-emotive evacuations along flood risk areas in Manila and coastal surges have also been reported mostly along the Western seaboards of the Philippines associated with the surging Southwest (SW) Monsoonal flow being pulled in by Strong Tropical Storm “SAOLA,” locally tagged as “GENER.” While information remain sketchy at the moment, we will continue to give you timely updates as they come in. Please stand by for more details of this developing story. #weatherguyadonis @weartherguyadonz
Update 29/07 1614 UTC
JMA -Midnight information from JMA.
SEVERE TROPICAL STORM 1209 SAOLA (1209) 985 HPA AT 18.5N 124.6E SEA EAST OF PHILIPPINES MOVING NORTH 06 KNOTS. POSITION FAIR.
MAX WINDS 55 KNOTS NEAR CENTER.
RADIUS OF OVER 50 KNOT WINDS 40 MILES.
RADIUS OF OVER 30 KNOT WINDS 240 MILES.
Update 29/07 1605 UTC
Westernpacificweather - Ermita station reporting 50kph SW
Update 29/07 1605UTC
JMA - Severe Tropical Storm 10W “SAOLA/GENER” has maintained intensity and was located at 18.2N-124.4E, 312 nm (579 km) NNE of Tabaco City, Albay, heading N@10 km/hr, winds topped 102 km/hr (min), gusts up to 148 km/hr (max), 985 hPa and falling. #weatherguyadonis @weatherguyadonz
Update 29/07 1600UTC
Westernpacificweather - Westernpacificweather.com just uploaded a video on the Area impacting Manila Currently.
Update 29/07 1500UTC
JTWC – Tropical Storm “10W” internationally known as “SAOLA,” has picked up intensity for the last 12 hrs and was spotted near 19.0N-125.1E, 425 nm (787 km) South-southeast of Taipei, Taiwan or 348 nm (644 km) North-northeast of Tabaco City, Albay, 50 kt (93 km/hr) min, 65 kt (120 km/hr) max, 985 hPa and falling, heading very slowly West@13 km/hr (07 kt) while exhibiting a formative banding with broad circulation within a well defined LLCC and established a large CDO just off the East Philippine Sea. Maximum significant wave height is 19 ft. #weatherguyadonis @weartherguyadonz
Update 29/07 1500UTC
Westernpacificweather - Readers comments in the past six hours are as follows.
Just lost electricity in valenzuela. Gonna be a long night!!
Heavy rains in Marikina area.
Wx Caster Clark share the following Photo in reference to the area spinning along the west coast of the Philippines.
Update 29/07 1250UTC
JMA - Severe Tropical Storm 10W “SAOLA/GENER” has maintained intensity and was located at 18.2N-124.4E, 293 nm (543 km) NNE of Tabaco City, Albay, heading NNW@10 km/hr, winds topped 102 km/hr (min), gusts up to 148 km/hr (max), 985 hPa and falling. #weatherguyadonis @weatherguyadonz
Update 29/07 0900UTC
Westernpacificweather - Video Update posted on Saola. Click Here
Update 29/07 0310UTC
Westernpacificweather - We have learned that an evacuation are being conducted along the flooded areas in Manila and coastal surges have also been reported mostly along the Western seaboards of the Philippines associated with the surging Southwest (SW) Monsoonal flow being pulled in by Strong Tropical Storm “SAOLA,” locally tagged as “GENER.” While information remain sketchy at the moment, we will continue to give you timely updates as they come in. Please stand by for more details of this developing story. #weatherguyadonis @weartherguyadonz
Update 29/07 0300UTC
JTWC – Tropical Storm “10W” internationally known as “SAOLA,” has maintained intensity for the last 12 hrs and was spotted near at 18.1N-125.6E, 340 nm (183 km) Northeast of Manila, Philippines, 40 kt (74 km/hr) min, 50 kt (93 km/hr) max, 993 hPa and falling, heading very slowly North-northwest@15 km/hr (08 kt) while exhibiting a formative banding with broad circulation within a well defined LLCC and established a large CDO just off the East Philippine Sea. Maximum significant wave height is 15 ft. #weatherguyadonis @weartherguyadonz
Update 29/07 0110UTC
JMA - Tropical Storm 10W “SAOLA/GENER” has strengthened into a Strong Tropical Storm for the last 6 hrs over warm SST off East Philippine Sea, located at 17.0N-124.9E, 229 nm (424 km) NNE of Tabaco City, Albay, heading NNW@10 km/hr, winds topped 102 km/hr (min), gusts up to 148 km/hr (max), 985 hPa and falling. #weatherguyadonis @weatherguyadonz
Update 28/07 1500UTC
JTWC – Tropical Storm “10W” internationally known as “SAOLA,” has picked up intensity for the last 6 hrs and was spotted near at 16.3N-125.7E, 295 nm (159 km) East-northeast of Manila, Philippines, 40 kt (74 km/hr) min, 50 kt (93 km/hr) max, 993 hPa and falling, heading very slowly North-northwest@05 km/hr (10 kt) while exhibiting a formative banding with broad circulation within a well defined LLCC and established a large CDO just off the East Philippine Sea. Maximum significant wave height is 14 ft. #weatherguyadonis @weartherguyadonz
Update 28/07 1250UTC
JMA - Tropical Storm 10W “SAOLA/GENER” has maintained intensity for the last 6 hrs over warm SST off East Philippine Sea, located at 15.8N-125.6E, 182 nm (338 km) NNE of Tabaco City, Albay, heading NW@15 km/hr, winds topped 74 km/hr (min), gusts up to 111 km/hr (max), 996 hPa and falling. #weatherguyadonis @weatherguyadonz
Update 28/07 0940UTC
JMA - Tropical Storm 10W “SAOLA/GENER” has picked up strength as it basks on warm SST off East Philippine Sea, located at 15.4N-125.7E, 168 nm (311 km) ENE of Tabaco City, Albay, heading NW@15 km/hr, winds topped 74 km/hr (min), gusts up to 111 km/hr (max), 996 hPa and falling. #weatherguyadonis @weatherguyadonz
Update 28/07 0900UTC
JTWC – Tropical Depression 93W has been upgraded into a Tropical Storm “10W” internationally known as “SAOLA,” and was spotted near at 15.3N-125.3E, 265 nm (143 km) East of Manila, Philippines, 35 kt (65 km/hr) min, 45 kt (83 km/hr) max, 996 hPa and falling, heading slowly West-northwest@22 km/hr (12 kt) while exhibiting broad circulation within a consolidating LLCC just off the East Philippine Sea. Maximum significant wave height is 12 ft. #weatherguyadonis @weartherguyadonz
Update 28/07 0650UTC
JMA - Tropical Storm 10W “SAOLA/GENER” has picked up strength as it basks on warm SST off East Philippine Sea, located at 15.0N-125.7E, 151 nm (280 km) ENE of Tabaco City, Albay, heading NW@15 km/hr, winds topped 74 km/hr (min), gusts up to 111 km/hr (max), 998 hPa and falling. #weatherguyadonis @weatherguyadonz
Update 28/07 0400UTC
Westernpacificweather - We continue to monitor the progress of Tropical Disturbance “93W” now upgraded into a full-fledged Tropical Storm by JMA, tagged as “10W/SAOLA.” Models have been consistently depicting a Northwestward track and potentially impacting Taiwan within the next 48 hrs or so. Back here in the Philippines, the surging Southwest (SW) Monsoonal flow has kicked up widespread rains across the archipelago and flooding concerns in Manila and low-lying areas especially along the Western coast where several Dam systems are located across Luzon. The NDRRMC have been issuing advisories as the storm slowly intensifies along the East Philippine Sea. Please stand by for more details of this developing story. #weatherguyadonis @weartherguyadonz
Update 28/07 0345UTC
JMA - Tropical Depression 93W “UNNAMED” has now been tagged as “10W” internationally known as “SAOLA,” has intensified slightly into a Tropical Storm status, located at 14.5N-126.1E, 154 nm (285 km) ENE of Tabaco City, Albay, heading NW@15 km/hr, winds topped 55 km/hr (min), gusts up to 93 km/hr (max), 1000 hPa and falling. #weatherguyadonis @weatherguyadonz
Update 28/07 0300UTC
JTWC – Tropical Disturbance 93W has been upgraded into a Tropical Depression “10W” internationally known as “SAOLA,” and was spotted near at 14.7N 126.9E, 350 nm (648 km) East of Manila, Philippines, 25 kt (46 km/hr) min, 35 kt (55 km/hr) max, 1004 hPa and falling, heading slowly North-northwest@17 km/hr (09 kt) while exhibiting broad circulation within a consolidating LLCC just off the East Philippine Sea. #weatherguyadonis @weartherguyadonz
Update 27/07 1430UTC
JTWC – Tropical Disturbance 93W has been spotted near at 12.7N-127.6E, 229 nm (425 km) East-southeast of Tabaco City, Albay, 23 kt (42 km/hr) min, 40 kt (74 km/hr) max, 1004 hPa and falling, heading slowly North-northwest at the moment while exhibiting broad circulation and fragmented feeder bands within a consolidating LLCC just off the East Philippine Sea. Due to an improved banding and shear environs, the potential for the development of a significant Tropical Cyclone within the next 24 hrs is upgraded to High. #weatherguyadonis @weartherguyadonz
Update 27/07 1325UTC
JMA - Tropical Depression 93W “UNNAMED” has maintained intensity, located at 12.9N-127.9E, 245 nm (454 km) ESE of Tabaco City, Albay, heading NNW@15 km/hr, winds topped 55 km/hr (min), gusts up to 83 km/hr (max), 1002 hPa and steady. #weatherguyadonis @weatherguyadonz
Update 27/07 1132UTC
Westernpacificweather - We’ve been watching the development of Tropical Disturbance “93W” persisting for the last 48 hrs, and has moved just off Eastern Samar in the Visayas. Models have been showing that the system could potentially intensify into a full-fledged Tropical Cyclone within the next 6-12 hrs off the temperate waters of East Philippine Sea. Please stand by for more details of this developing story. #weatherguyadonis @weartherguyadonz
Update 27/07 1015UTC
JMA - Tropical Depression 93W “UNNAMED” has maintained intensity, located at 12.8E-127.5E, 301 nm (557 km) ESE of Tabaco City, Albay, heading NNW@15 km/hr, winds topped 55 km/hr (min), gusts up to 83 km/hr (max), 1002 hPa and steady. #weatherguyadonis @weatherguyadonz
Update 27/07 0932UTC
JTWC - Tropical Disturbance 93W has been spotted near at 12.6N 128.3E, 271 nm (502 km) East-southeast of Tabaco City, Albay, 20 kt (37 km/hr) min, 35 kt (65 km/hr) max, 1007 hPa heading slowly North-northwest at the moment while picking up steam off the East Philippine Sea. #weatherguyadonis @weartherguyadonz
