Tropical Depression Jacinto Nears Philippine Exit
Newly-formed Tropical Depression Jacinto is forecasted to leave the Philippine area of responsibility (PAR) by Thursday evening, officials reported. The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) confirmed the system’s movement in its latest bulletin.
As of 11 a.m., Tropical Depression Jacinto was located approximately 480 kilometers west of Subic Bay, moving steadily away from the country’s western coastline. Local leaders noted that the system’s exit will likely reduce rainfall and wind disturbances across affected areas.
Weather Updates and Impact Assessment
Community members said that although Tropical Depression Jacinto caused moderate rains and gusty winds in some provinces, the overall impact was minimal. Authorities continue to monitor the weather system closely to provide timely warnings should any changes occur.
Furthermore, officials reported that sea conditions remain moderate, with fishermen advised to exercise caution. The state weather bureau emphasized that residents should stay informed through official announcements as the situation evolves.
Preparedness and Safety Measures
Local leaders urged the public to remain vigilant despite the approaching exit of Tropical Depression Jacinto. They reminded citizens to secure loose objects and prepare for possible localized flooding in low-lying areas.
“Mag-ingat po tayo lalo na sa mga lugar na madalas binabaha,” one resident said, underscoring the importance of community preparedness during tropical weather events.
Looking Ahead
With Tropical Depression Jacinto expected to exit the Philippine area soon, meteorological agencies will continue monitoring other developing weather systems in the region. Officials assured that updates will be provided promptly to keep the public informed and safe.
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