Tropical Disturbance 94W slowly organizing near Palau...might become the next TC in the coming days...95W develops over Palawan

As of this time, there are two Low Pressure Areas closely monitored over the Western Pacific. One is 94W which is curently embedded in the active Inter-Tropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ) and the second one, 95W near Palawan. Listed below are the Tropical Analysis of both active disturbance in Northwestern Pacific Region.

Tropical Disturbance 94W
Saffir-Simpson Typhoon Scale	Tropical Disturbance
Location	7.2N 134.5E
Distance	46.3296 km East-Southeast of Palau
Maximum Sustained Winds	28  kph
Gustiness Winds	37  kph
Movement	Quasi-Stationary
Towards	Palau-Philippine Sea
Maximum Sea Wave Height	no available data yet
Minimum Sea Level Pressure	1007 mb

Latest satellite imagery depicts a developing low-level circulation center with a deep convection on the center.Because of this disturbance, light to moderate rains with thunderstorms  continues to affect Western Micronesia especially Palau and Yap region.

Numerical weather guidance models such as ECMWF and CMC  forecasts this system to develop into an active cyclone within the next two days. Latest models show that it will tracks NW-WNW heading towards Northern Philippine Sea-Southern Japan area.

Tropical Disturbance 95W
Saffir-Simpson Typhoon Scale	Tropical Disturbance
Location	9.1N 120.8E
Distance	near Southwest of Palawan
Maximum Sustained Winds	28 kph
Gustiness Winds	37 kph
Movement	moving northwestward
Towards	towards Western Philippine Sea-Vietnam
Maximum Sea Wave Height	no available data yet
Minimum Sea Level Pressure	1010 mb

Based on the latest models and observations, Tropical Disturbance 95W is not expected to strengthen or gather more strength. However, this disturbance is expected to bring scattered rains and thunderstorms across Western Visayas-Palawan area.

WEATHER ANALYSIS & OBSERVATION IN THE PHILIPPINES:

Inter-Tropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ) is still the dominant weather disturbance to affect the country. This disturbance is expected to bring scattered rain showers and thunderstorms over Southern Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. While moderate to widespread rains is expected to affect Palawan and Eastern Mindanao which may trigger flash floods and landslides