LPA Forms near the Philippines

A broad low pressure area (LPA) identified east of Mindanao, near Palau and Yap, is now drawing increased attention from meteorologists and weather enthusiasts across the western Pacific. While it remains disorganized as of Tuesday, satellite imagery and surface observations point to active convection and falling pressure near the system’s center — early signs that […]

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Northeast Monsoon Continues to Dominate the Western Pacific: A Closer Look at Weather Patterns and Future Developments

The Northeast Monsoon, locally known as Amihan, remains the dominant weather feature across the Western Pacific, influencing conditions from Japan to the Philippines and beyond. As we transition into March, the interaction between monsoonal winds, high-pressure ridges, and potential tropical developments may shift the current weather patterns. Let’s take an in-depth look at the current

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Heavy Rainfall Expected in the Philippines as Cold Surge, Tropical Wave Collide

A period of unsettled weather is on the horizon for the Philippines as a tropical wave moving in from the east interacts with a cold surge pushing southward later this week. This combination is expected to bring heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, and the potential for localized flooding across parts of Luzon and the Visayas, particularly from

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