Tropical Storm Banyan (23W/Ramon)
12:00 PM PhST (04:00 GMT) 10/12/2011
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- latest satellite imagery shows the system has maintained deep central convection associated with a broad LLCC (Low-Level Circulation Center) as it transversing the Visayas region this afternoon.
- Tropical Storm Banyan is expected to exit the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) on Friday as it moves toward West Philippine Sea.
- This system should begin to intensify as it moves over warm and under favorable upper level conditions in the South China Sea.
- Broad rainbands brought by this system is currently affecting whole Visayas, Northwestern Mindanao, Bicol and Southern Tagalog Provinces. Estimated rainfall amount is from 5-25 mm/hr. Gradual improvement of good weather conditions is anticipated in Northeastern Mindanao and Eastern Visayas tomorrow as TS Banyan moves away from the first affected areas.
Tropical Storm Banyan (23W/Ramon) | |
Saffir-Simpson Typhoon Scale | Tropical Storm |
Location | 11.0N 122.4E |
Distance | 481.52 km. SSE of Manila, Philippines |
Maximum Sustained Winds | 65 kph |
Gustiness Winds | 83 kph |
Movement | northwestward @ 26 kph |
Towards | Calamian Island |
Maximum Sea Wave Height | n/a |
Minimum Sea Level Pressure | 1000 mb |
PHILIPPINE PUBLIC STORM WARNING SIGNALS As of 11 AM PhST 10/12/2011 | |||
PSWS # | LUZON | VISAYAS | MINDANAO |
Signal No. 1 (40-60 kph winds) | Marinduque Mindoro Provinces Romblon Southern Quezon Camarines Sur Sorsogon Albay Burias Island Ticao Island Masbate Northern Palawan Calamian Group of Islands | Panay Island Guimaras Island Northern Negros Occidental | None |
Signal No.2 (60-100 kph winds) | None | None | None |
Signal No.3 (100-185 kph winds) | None | None | None |
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