Panayam kay Assistant Chief Chris Perez ng PAGASA Weather Services

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00:00The Philippine Area of Responsibility is yet to leave Baguio-Marce.

00:05A new low-pressure area has been built outside the park.

00:09We will now talk to the Assistant Weather Services Chief, Chris Perez.

00:14Sir Chris, good morning and welcome to Balitang Hali.

00:18Good morning, Katrina and to all our viewers.

00:22Sir Chris, where is Baguio-Marce at this time and when is it expected to leave the Philippine Area of Responsibility?

00:30At this time, it continues to move near the northwestern boundary of the PAR.

00:35And earlier this morning, it was at a distance of 165 kilometers from the city of Laguag, Ilocos Norte.

00:43So if it continues to move, we expect that this afternoon or later tonight, it will continue to leave our area of responsibility.

00:53But at this time, our countrymen should know that even though it continues to move,

00:57we still have tropical cyclone wind signals in some parts of Northern Luzon.

01:04Yes, that's right Sir Chris, where are the places that will remain under the tropical cyclone wind signal?

01:11Even though we have lowered the warning signal, there is no longer a number 3,

01:15we still have a high wind signal number 2 here in the northwestern portion of the mainland of Cagayan.

01:20It is also the same in the western portion of Apayau.

01:22Warning signal number 2 is also in Abra, Ilocos Norte, and in the northern portion of Ilocos Sur.

01:28So we expect that these areas will still be able to experience strong winds

01:33that will reach up to 88 kilometers per hour and rains

01:37that can still lead to some isolated cases of floods, especially in low-lying areas,

01:42and landslides in areas near the mountains.

01:46Meanwhile, there is still a warning signal number 1 here in Batanes, Babuyan,

01:50in the remaining part of Cagayan, in the northern and western portion of Isabela,

01:54as well as in the northern and western portion of Nueva Vizcaya,

01:58in the northwestern portion of Quirino, in the remaining part of Apayau,

02:02here in Calinga, Mountain Province, Ipugao, Benguet,

02:06in the remaining part of Ilocos Sur, La Union, in the northern and central portion of Pangasinan.

02:11The areas that have a warning signal number 1 will still be able to experience

02:15rain and sometimes a gust of wind.

02:18For the complete details of the municipalities that are located in some areas,

02:23for example, in the northern and western portion of Nueva Vizcaya,

02:27you can visit the website of Pagasa for the complete list of municipalities

02:32in the areas that we mentioned earlier that still have warning signals.

02:36What is the chance of a new typhoon to enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility

02:42that is being monitored by the Low Pressure Area?

02:44Well, this Low Pressure Area, which was located at an altitude of 1,830 kilometers

02:49in the southern Luzon, within 24 hours, there is a small chance of a typhoon

02:54but we will continue to monitor.

02:56This is still outside of our air responsibility

02:58and we are not ruling out the possibility of this being a tropical depression

03:03or entering the Philippine Area of Responsibility this coming weekend.

03:06That's why we are warning our countrymen who are posting on social media

03:10regarding the development of the Low Pressure Area being monitored outside the PAR.

03:15Sir Chris, can we expect a brighter time this weekend?

03:21That's right.

03:22Because we expect that it's possible that later this afternoon or night,

03:25the Philippine Area of Responsibility will continue to emerge,

03:28we expect that many parts of the country, including Metro Manila,

03:31will experience a generally brighter time this coming weekend

03:35aside from their isolated rain showers or thunderstorms, especially in the afternoon and night.

03:40We expect short-term rain showers.

03:43Okay. Thank you very much, Chris Perez of Pag-asa.

03:47Thank you very much. Have a nice day.

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