One typhoon runs after the other !
There are currently two typhoons on nearly the same track. First in line is Typhoon FITOW / Quedan now passing north-east of Taiwan heading towards mainland China. And second is newly upgraded Typhoon DANAS being still 20° north.
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Both typhoons do not directly affect the Philippines. None of them is within PAR, the Philippines’ Area of Responsibility.
But the intertropical convergence zone (ITCZ) strongly affects Palawan, Visayas and Mindanao. In these regions the skies are gray to dark gray. Steady to gusty winds blow from west and southwest. There is light to sometimes strong rainfall.
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