Tropical Storm “JELAWAT / Lawin” still moving towards the Philippines
The cyclone “JELAWAT / Lawin” has been upgraded to Tropical Storm.
It is now moving West to Southwest at 10km/h (6kts), heading towards Catarman, Northern Samar.
24 hours forecast:
– Moving slowly West to Southwest at 10km/h (6kts)
– Central pressure is 992 hPa
– Max. wind is 25m/s (50kt)
– Gusts are 35m/s (70kt)
PAGASA issued a first storm warning.
Signal 1 (30-60 km/h winds) is raised on Eastern Samar
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