Author name: Robert Speta

Meteorologists are closely monitoring two separate areas of disturbed weather in the Philippine Sea, including what remains of Tropical Depression Ada and a newly designated area known as Invest 92W south of Guam. While the presence of multiple systems can raise concern, especially during the typically quieter month of January, forecasters say the overall environment […]

Let’s talk about Tropical Storm Ada (international name: Nokaen), currently located just off the east coast of Luzon, and clear up some confusion about what this system is doing, what it is not doing, and what that means for the Philippines over the next several days. First off, yes — Ada has intensified a bit,

Tropical Storm Ada, known internationally as Cayenne, continues to move northward just off the eastern coast of the Philippines, where it is expected to slow, stall and gradually weaken under the influence of strong wind shear and the northeast monsoon, forecasters said. The storm, which currently has maximum sustained winds near 65 kilometers per hour