Tropical Storm KHANUN (ODETTE) Update Number 006
TROPICAL STORM KHANUN (ODETTE) UPDATE NO. 006Issued at: 12:30 PM PhT (04:30 GMT) Friday 13 October 2017 Next update: 7:00 PM PhT (11:00 GMT) Friday, 13 October 2017 | |
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| Current Status and Outlook | Tropical Storm KHANUN (ODETTE) is now emerging along the coast of Vigan, Ilocos Sur after traversing Abra and Ilocos Provinces this morning. The storm has moved west-southwestward during the past 6 hours. Its broad rainbands continues to bring rains and gusty winds across Northern Luzon and some portions of Central Luzon. This storm is expected to intensify into a Severe Tropical Storm (STS) and move westward within the next 24 hours at a decreased forward speed of 13 km/hr. It will eventually move out of the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) by tomorrow morning (Oct 14). *Residents within the circulation of this tropical cyclone are advised to take precautionary measures and be on full alert against flash floods, landslides and swollen river banks. |
| Where is KHANUN (ODETTE)? | As of 11:00 AM PhT, October 13…0300 GMT. The center was located along the West Philippine Sea (near 17.8N 119.9E), about 58 km west-northwest of Vigan City, Ilocos Sur or 131 km southwest of Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte |
| How strong is it? | Maximum Sustained Winds (10-min avg): 65 kph near the center…Gustiness: 85 kph. *At 11:40am this morning, the WPF Automated Weather Station (AWS) in Luna, La Union (980754) has reported wind gusts of 70 km/hr blowing from the South. |
| Past Movement (06 hrs) | It was moving West-Southwest @ 29 kph, towards West Philippine Sea. |
| Potential Philippine Landfall Area(s) | :: None. |
| What Philippine areas will be most affected? | Moderate to Heavy Rains (30 to 100 mm expected): >> Extreme Northern and Northern Luzon – Today through Friday evening (Oct 13). Damaging Winds (gusts of more than 100 km/hr expected): |
| Potential Storm Surge/Coastal Flooding Areas+ | :: None. |
| 2-Day Forecast Outlook Summary** | SATURDAY MORNING: Intensifies into a Severe Tropical Storm (STS) as it moves westward across the West Philippine Sea, about to exit the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR)…about 318 km west-northwest of Alaminos City, Pangasinan [8AM Oct 14: 17.4N 117.3E @ 100kph]. Confidence Level: MEDIUM. SUNDAY MORNING: Already outside PAR, or over the South China Sea…becomes a Category 1 Typhoon (TY) as it moves WNW towards Southern China…about 412 km south of Hong Kong, China [8AM Oct 15: 18.7N 113.9E @ 130kph]. Confidence Level: LOW. **Important Note: Please be reminded that the Forecast Outlook changes every 6 hours, and the Day 2 and 3 Forecast Track have an average error of 100 and 250 km respectively… while the wind speed forecast error, averages 35 km/have per day. Therefore, a turn to the left or right of its future track and changes in its wind speed must be anticipated from time to time. |
| Other Storm Info | > 24 hr. Rain Accumulation (across its circulation): 25 to 330 mm [Light to Extreme] > Minimum Central Pressure: 996 millibars (hPa) > Tropical Cyclone Size (in diameter): 755 km (Medium) > Area of Damaging Winds (100 kph or more wind gusts): None. |
| Additional Distances | Time/Date: 11:00 AM PhT Fri October 13, 2017 Location of Center/Eye: Near 17.8º N Lat 119.9º E Lon Distance 1: 169 km WNW of Tabuk, Kalinga Distance 2: 184 km N of Alaminos City, Pangasinan Distance 3: 195 km W of Tuguegarao City, Cagayan Distance 4: 213 km NW of Santiago City, Isabela Distance 5: 379 km NNW of Metro Manila |
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Issued by: David Michael V. Padua for WeatherPhilippines
Posted by: "Typhoon2000.com (Michael V. Padua)" <T2Kstormupdates@gmail.com>
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