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Possible super typhoon forecast to enter PAR later this week – Pagasa
PAGASA is monitoring a potential super typhoon expected to enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) by Friday or Saturday and may intensify into a super typhoon by Sunday.
The weather disturbance, currently a tropical depression, is located 1,985 km east of Northeastern Mindanao and is moving westward.
Once it enters the PAR, the tropical cyclone will be named 'Uwan'.
There is an increasing possibility of landfall in the country, though the exact location and timing remain uncertain as the forecast is more than five days away.
Rough seas are anticipated along the northern and eastern seaboards starting Saturday.
Another typhoon, Tino, is currently affecting parts of Visayas and Luzon and is expected to leave the PAR by Wednesday night or early Thursday morning.
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