Tropical Depression Jacinto Emerges Near Subic Bay
The low-pressure area west of Subic Bay has intensified into a tropical depression, officials reported Thursday morning. This development marks the 10th tropical cyclone to enter the Philippine area of responsibility in 2025.
Named Jacinto by local weather authorities, the tropical depression is expected to influence weather patterns across the region in the coming days. Community members noted that the formation of Jacinto could bring significant rainfall and gusty winds to nearby provinces.
Weather Impact and Forecast
Forecasters explained that Tropical Depression Jacinto will interact with the prevailing low-pressure area trough and the southwest monsoon, locally known as habagat. This combination is anticipated to cause widespread rains and possible flooding in parts of Luzon and the Visayas.
Local leaders urged residents to stay alert and prepare for potential weather disturbances. “Mag-ingat po tayo lalo na sa mga mabababang lugar na madalas bahain,” a community official said, emphasizing caution in flood-prone areas.
Preparedness and Safety Measures
Authorities have advised the public to monitor updates and heed advisories from the state weather bureau. Emergency response teams are on standby to assist communities that may be affected by heavy rains and strong winds associated with Tropical Depression Jacinto.
Residents are encouraged to secure their homes and check emergency supplies. Officials reported that continuous monitoring will help provide timely warnings to reduce risks and ensure public safety.
Looking Ahead
As Tropical Depression Jacinto moves through the Philippine area, its development will be closely watched by meteorologists. The storm’s trajectory and intensity could change, impacting the extent of weather disturbances across the country.
Stay informed and prepared as the weather situation evolves. For more news and updates on tropical depression Jacinto, visit Filipinokami.com.
