From mid-October to mid-November 2024, the Western Pacific Ocean saw an unprecedented sequence of tropical cyclones, a staggering demonstration of how climate change and warming sea surface temperatures are influencing weather patterns. In just a single month, six named storms—including four super typhoons—affected or neared Luzon in the Philippines, with a record-breaking four active named […]

In recent weeks, the Philippines has been hammered by a series of typhoons, with Typhoon Man-yi (local name Pepito) being one of the latest to impact the region. Over the past two weeks, multiple storm systems have made landfall or passed close to the country, bringing widespread rainfall and triggering significant flooding in various areas.

Typhoon Pepito, also known internationally as Man-yi, has exited the Philippines after causing heavy rainfall, gusty winds, and widespread disruption. As it leaves Luzon and continues to move westward towards southern China, the storm is weakening but remains a significant weather system. Below is a detailed breakdown of its impact, current status, and what to