
Tropical Depression Kiyapo Approaches Northern Luzon, Philippines
Tropical Depression Kiyapo is approaching the extreme Northern Luzon region of the Philippines, with Signal No. 1 raised over several areas. The depression is expected to make landfall in the Babuyan Islands and puts thousands of barangays at risk of landslides and floods.
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By Leopold Chen
Read full article →Tropical Depression Kiyapo speeds up as it heads for extreme Northern Luzon
PAGASA emphasizes that Tropical Depression Kiyapo may trigger floods and landslides, as moderate to intense rain will be hitting Northern Luzon. The southwest monsoon is also affecting various parts of the country.
By Acor Arceo
Read full article →Kiyapo to make possible landfall in Babuyan Islands on Friday
MANILA, Philippines — Tropical Depression Kiyapo may make landfall in Babuyan Islands between Friday afternoon or evening, the state weather bureau said on Thursday. In the 5 p.m. bulletin of the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa), Kiyapo was last located 640 kilometers east of Tuguegarao City, Cagayan as of 4 p.m. READ:
By mareyes
Read full article →14 areas under Signal No. 1 due to ‘Kiyapo’
Fourteen areas in Northern Luzon are now under Signal No. 1 as Tropical Depression Kiyapo continues to move northwestward over the Philippine Sea, PAGASA said Thursday.
By Ian Laqui
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