MANILA, Philippines — Parts of Visayas and the whole Mindanao would still experience rains brought by the low-pressure area (LPA) south of the country, state meteorologists said on Tuesday afternoon.
The LPA was last seen 210 kilometers southeast of General Santos City, or at the border of the Philippine area of responsibility, according to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) in its weather report.
It is expected to rise and fall in the coming hours before dissipating within the next two days. Due to this movement, Eastern Visayas and portions of Central Visayas may be affected by the rain showers, which may per…
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