Weather Forecasting
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Introduction:
Headlines:
• Typhoon ‘Lawin’ gets stronger, heads far northern Luzon
• Eye of 'Lawin' to spare northern Luzon: PAGASA
• CebuPac cancels 4 Caticlan flights
• 'Lawin' slightly weakens
Reporter 1: Typhoon ‘Lawin’ gets stronger, heads far northern Luzon
Typhoon “Lawin” sped up slightly as it continued its movement towards the northern Philippines, the state weather bureau said.
At 4 p.m. Wednesday, the eye of the supertyphoon was plotted by satellite and surface data at 410 kilometers east of Aparri, Cagayan according to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa). The details will be delivered by Reporter 2 (name).
Reporter 2: Lawin was packing maximum sustained winds of 215 kph near the center and gustiness of up to 250 kph. It was moving northwest at 13 kph, slightly faster than its previous speed of 11 kph, Pagasa said in a bulletin.
Public storm warning signal No. 2 was hoisted over the Batanes group of islands and Cagayan, including the Calayan and Babuyan groups of islands.
On the other hand, signal No. 1 was raised in Ilocos Norte, Kalinga, Apayao, Abra and Isabela.
Pagasa said Lawin might make landfall Thursday, although another possible scenario was that it might not make landfall anymore, based on certain models. As of Wednesday, it was moving toward the Batanes-Cagayan area. This is Reporter 3 (name), back to you, Reporter 1.
Eye of 'Lawin' to spare northern Luzon: PAGASA
Reporter 1: It has maintained its strength, still packing maximum sustained winds of 185 kilometers per hour near the center and gustiness of up to 220 kph.
It has also maintained its speed of 13 kph, but is now moving northward. Reporter 4 (name) will give us the report.
Reporter 3: Thanks reporter 1, an estimated rainfall of 10 - 20 millimeters per hour (heavy - intense) is expected within the typhoon's 750-km diameter.
Those living in coastal areas are also warned of possible storm surges. Likewise,
Introduction:
Headlines:
• Typhoon ‘Lawin’ gets stronger, heads far northern Luzon
• Eye of 'Lawin' to spare northern Luzon: PAGASA
• CebuPac cancels 4 Caticlan flights
• 'Lawin' slightly weakens
Reporter 1: Typhoon ‘Lawin’ gets stronger, heads far northern Luzon
Typhoon “Lawin” sped up slightly as it continued its movement towards the northern Philippines, the state weather bureau said.
At 4 p.m. Wednesday, the eye of the supertyphoon was plotted by satellite and surface data at 410 kilometers east of Aparri, Cagayan according to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa). The details will be delivered by Reporter 2 (name).
Reporter 2: Lawin was packing maximum sustained winds of 215 kph near the center and gustiness of up to 250 kph. It was moving northwest at 13 kph, slightly faster than its previous speed of 11 kph, Pagasa said in a bulletin.
Public storm warning signal No. 2 was hoisted over the Batanes group of islands and Cagayan, including the Calayan and Babuyan groups of islands.
On the other hand, signal No. 1 was raised in Ilocos Norte, Kalinga, Apayao, Abra and Isabela.
Pagasa said Lawin might make landfall Thursday, although another possible scenario was that it might not make landfall anymore, based on certain models. As of Wednesday, it was moving toward the Batanes-Cagayan area. This is Reporter 3 (name), back to you, Reporter 1.
Eye of 'Lawin' to spare northern Luzon: PAGASA
Reporter 1: It has maintained its strength, still packing maximum sustained winds of 185 kilometers per hour near the center and gustiness of up to 220 kph.
It has also maintained its speed of 13 kph, but is now moving northward. Reporter 4 (name) will give us the report.
Reporter 3: Thanks reporter 1, an estimated rainfall of 10 - 20 millimeters per hour (heavy - intense) is expected within the typhoon's 750-km diameter.
Those living in coastal areas are also warned of possible storm surges. Likewise,