The state weather bureau on Friday warned the public that Pepito (international name Man-yi), which has strengthened into a typhoon, poses a significant threat as a highly dangerous tropical cyclone.

The Philippines may have a bit of respite after Typhoon "Pepito" (International name: Man-Yi), said the state weather bureau on Friday,.

THE Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) warned on Friday, November 15, 2024, of a moderate to high risk storm

TYPHOON PEPITO UPDATE – According to PAGASA, the typhoon continues to intensify and more areas are put under wind signals. Based on a previous article, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) released an update. Accordingly, Typhoon Ofel continues to weaken but Pepito continues to intensify.

The state weather bureau on Friday cautioned the public that Pepito (international name Man-yi), which intensified into a typhoon, is a very dangerous tropical cyclone. "The next 24 hours are critical.

Cyclone Pepito may reach super typhoon category with its rapid intensification over the eastern seaboard of the country as it is expected to traverse Southern Luzon tonight, according to the Philippine Atmospheric,

State weather bureau PAGASA has warned of "moderate to high risk" of storm surge in several areas of the country over the next 48 hours ahead of the impact of Typhoon Pepito. According to an advisory at 8 p.

State weather bureau PAGASA on Friday warned of possible storm surge in areas on the path of Typhoon Pepito (international name: Man-yi). In its 8 p.m. Friday Storm Surge Warning, PAGASA said moderate to high risk of storm surge may occur in the following areas within 48 hours.

The state weather bureau upgraded on Friday morning its heavy rainfall warning for Metro Manila and Cavite as Typhoon Pepito (international name: Man-yi) approaches Luzon. Pepito was last spotted 630 kilometers (kms) east of Guiuan,