Tropical Depression entering the Visayas
The Low Pressure Are 93W has been upgraded to Tropical Depression.
This Tropical Depression is now entering the Visayas with its outermost rain clouds. The center of the depression is still 400 km out in the Pacific.
Animated satellite images and more weather information are here. 
JMA say that center of the depression will move over Surigao towards Bohol. They also predict that it will slightly intensify in the next 24 hours.
Storm data:
| Name (INTL. / local): | TD 93W |
| Class: | Tropical Depression |
| Time/Date of observation: | 06:00 AM on December 25, 2012 |
| Location of Center: | 9.8º North 129.6º East |
| Moving Direction and Speed: | WNW @ 15 km/h = 8 kt |
| Moving towards: | Surigao then Bohol |
| Distance from the Philippines: | 440 km from Surigao City |
| Estimated Date / Time of Landfall: | n/a |
| Max. Wind Speed near Center: | 56 km/h = 30 kt |
| Peak Wind Gusts: | 83 km/h = 45 kt |
| Minimum Central Pressure: | 1004 hPa, decreasing |
| Diameter: | n/a |
| 24h Rainfall near Center: | n/a |
| Max. Wave Height: | n/a |
| Here you find how to read and understand this data |
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