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Severe Tropical Storm Nika: Track, wind signals, rainfall warnings, latest news
Severe Tropical Storm Nika, internationally named Toraji, has exited the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) as of Tuesday afternoon.
Nika made landfall as a typhoon in Dilasag, Aurora, on Monday, November 11, and crossed Isabela, Ifugao, Mountain Province, and Ilocos Sur before weakening.
PAGASA announced that Nika no longer poses a threat of storm surge to the country's coastal areas and has lifted Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal No. 1.
The storm is forecast to weaken further into a tropical depression and then a remnant low.
Meanwhile, another weather disturbance, Ofel (international name Usagi), has intensified into a severe tropical storm.
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Severe Tropical Storm Nika, internationally known as Toraji, is currently over the West Philippine Sea and moving northwest.
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Typhoon Nika, internationally known as Toraji, weakened into a severe tropical storm after making landfall in Dilasag, Aurora and crossing Luzon.
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Severe Tropical Storm Nika, internationally known as Toraji, is moving west at 20 kph and maintaining maximum sustained winds of 110 kph with gustiness up to 135 kph, nearing typhoon strength.
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Tropical Cyclone Nika, internationally named Toraji, intensified into a tropical storm over the Philippine Sea, packing maximum sustained winds of 75 kph with gusts of up to 90 kph.
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Typhoon Nika, internationally known as Toraji, has weakened into a severe tropical storm after making landfall in Aurora province.
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