Tropical Storm Maymay to trigger torrential rain in La Union, Benguet
As of 10 am on Wednesday, August 5, Tropical Storm Maymay (Kujira) is located 185 kilometers west northwest of Bacnotan, La Union
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Tropical Storm Maymay landfall possible in Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur, or La Union
PAGASA says Tropical Storm Maymay (Kujira) could make landfall by Wednesday evening, August 5, or early Thursday morning, August 6
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Tropical Storm Maymay makes landfall in Ilocos Sur
Tropical Storm Maymay (Kujira) will be crossing the mountainous terrain of Northern Luzon and Central Luzon on Thursday, August 6
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Tropical Storm Maymay starts crossing Northern Luzon after landfall
Tropical Storm Maymay (Kujira) is in the vicinity of Bangued, Abra, as of 7 am on Thursday, August 6
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Maymay weakens into tropical depression over Abra, crosses Kalinga
Although Maymay (Kujira) has been downgraded to a tropical depression, it is still causing moderate to intense rain in Northern Luzon on Thursday, August 6
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Southwest monsoon seen to strengthen again in third week of August
Four provinces in Northern Luzon and one in Central Luzon are seeing moderate to heavy rain from Sunday afternoon, August 16, to Monday afternoon, August 17
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Rain from southwest monsoon to reach intense level again; LPA enters PAR
In its 11 am advisory on Monday, August 17, PAGASA expands the list of areas seeing significant rainfall due to the southwest monsoon
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Luzon still faces moderate to intense monsoon rain; LPA may become Neneng
The southwest monsoon continues to affect Luzon and the Visayas on Tuesday, August 18, while PAGASA is now monitoring two low pressure areas, one of which could soon develop into a tropical depression
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Newly formed Tropical Depression Neneng to enhance southwest monsoon
While Tropical Depression Neneng is likely to stay far from Philippine landmass, it will influence the southwest monsoon
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Tropical Depression Neneng intensifies; enhanced southwest monsoon brings more rain
There are no rainfall warnings or tropical cyclone wind signals raised due to Tropical Depression Neneng, but warnings because of the southwest monsoon are still in effect on Wednesday, August 19
