Low Pressure Area now East of Samar
Two days ago we spotted a Low Pressure Area (LPA) east of Mindanao in the vicinity of Palau. This is hovering still east of the Philippines and has slightly gotten stronger – down from 1006 to 1004 hPa.
This LPA and typhoon WUTIP/Paolo amplify the south-west monsoon and bring moderate to strong winds and clouds over most of the Philippine islands.
We keep an eye on this Low Pressure Area. For more and near real-time information see here:
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