Paolo Downgraded to Severe Tropical Storm
Severe tropical storm Paolo has weakened significantly as it moves across Mountain Province, officials reported. The state weather agency updated its status around mid-afternoon, confirming that Paolo no longer holds the intensity of a typhoon.
Latest Weather Update on Paolo
According to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa), the latest advisory issued at approximately 3:45 p.m. stated that as of 2 p.m., severe tropical storm Paolo was traversing the mountainous region. This downgrade reflects a reduction in wind speeds and overall strength.
Impact on Affected Communities
Local leaders noted that the weakening of severe tropical storm Paolo has brought some relief, but the situation remains serious. “Nagpapasalamat kami na bumaba na ang lakas ng bagyo, pero kailangan pa rin mag-ingat ang lahat,” said a community member from Mountain Province.
Authorities continue to monitor weather conditions closely and urge residents to stay alert for any sudden changes. Evacuation centers remain on standby as precautionary measures.
Preparations and Safety Measures
Officials reported that emergency teams have been mobilized to assist in areas prone to flooding and landslides. They emphasize the importance of following official advisories and avoiding unnecessary travel during the storm’s passage.
Looking Ahead
As severe tropical storm Paolo progresses, meteorologists will keep tracking its path and intensity to provide timely updates. Community members are encouraged to prepare for possible disruptions and remain vigilant.
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