PAGASA – Signal No. 1 Up Over Parts Of Luzon This November 2, 2020
PAGASA – Here are the following latest updates from the state weather bureau PAGASA, on this day November 2, 2020 (Monday).
The state weather bureau recently said that Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal No. 1 was raised over parts of Luzon on this day as Tropical Storm Rolly (internationally called Goni) continues to traverse the West Philippine Sea.
According to GMA News, Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal No. 1 was raised over the following areas:
- the northwestern portion of Occidental Mindoro
- Paluan
- Mamburao
- Abra de Ilog
- including Lubang Island
- the western portion of Batangas
- Tingloy
- Mabin
- Bauan
- San Luis
- Taal
- Agoncillo
- San Nicolas
- Santa Teresita
- Talisay
- Laurel
- Lemery
- Calaca
- Balayan
- Calatagan
- Tuy
- Lian
- Nasugbu
- the extreme western portion of Laguna
- San Pedro City
- Biñan City
- Cavite
- Metro Manila
- the western portion of Bulacan
- San Jose del Monte City
- Santa Maria, Pandi
- Bustos
- Baliuag
- Marilao
- Meycauayan City
- Obando
- Bocaue
- Bulacan
- Balagtas
- Guiguinto
- Pulilan
- Plaridel
- Malolos City
- Paombong
- Hagonoy
- Calumpit
- the western portion of Pampanga
- San Luis
- Mexico
- Masantol
- Sasmuan
- Floridablanca
- Lubao
- Porac
- Guagua
- Santa Rita
- Bacolor
- Angeles City
- Santo Tomas
- San Fernando City
- San Simon
- Macabebe
- Minalin
- Apalit
- Bataan
- the southern portion of Zambales
- San Marcelino
- San Felipe
- San Narciso
- San Antonio
- Castillejos
- Subic
- Olongapo City
The aforementioned areas will face winds of 30 to 60 kilometers or intermittent rains within about 36 hours.
The said areas, as well as Batanes, Babuyan Islands, Ilocos Region, Cordillera Administrative Region, and the northern portions of mainland Cagayan and Zambales will face strong breeze to near gale conditions with occasional gusts.
According to the report, for coastal water forecast, the seaboards of Northern Luzon and Central Luzon, the western seaboards of Batangas, Occidental Mindoro including Burias Island, and Calamian Islands, and eastern seaboards of Quezon including Polillo Islands and the Bicol Region will face rough to very rough seas.
The western seaboards of Palawan including Kalayaan Islands and the eastern seaboards of Visayas and Mindanao, onb the other hand, will face moderate to rough seas with waves up to 2.5 meters.
The bureau urged those with small seacrafts to take the necessary precautions when going out to sea. It also urged inexperienced mariners not to navigate given these conditions.
Rolly was last spotted at 100 kilometers west southwest of Subic Bay.
It is packed with maximum sustained winds of 65 kilometers per hour near the center and gusts of up to 80 kilometers per hour. It is moving west northwestward at 20 kilometers per hour.
Rolly is expected to exit the Philippine Area of Responsibility on Tuesday morning. It also urged public and disaster risk reduction and management councils concerned to take necessary precautions and stay vigilant for the next severe weather bulletin at 11 AM.
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