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Pilandok to bypass Philippines as southwest monsoon continues
Tropical Depression Pilandok will not directly impact the Philippines, according to the state weather bureau. The southwest monsoon is expected to dominate conditions over Luzon and western Visayas this week.
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MANILA — Tropical Depression Pilandok will remain outside Philippine territory while the southwest monsoon continues to influence weather patterns across the country, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration said Tuesday.
The state weather bureau's early morning forecast indicated that Luzon and the western portion of Visayas will experience sustained southwest monsoon conditions throughout the day. Residents in affected areas can expect weather impacts associated with the seasonal wind pattern.
While Pilandok poses no direct threat to the archipelago, the ongoing monsoon system warrants monitoring as it may influence rainfall and sea conditions in the western portions of the country. The weather bureau continues to track developments and will issue updates as conditions evolve.
The public is advised to remain alert to weather advisories and take necessary precautions, particularly in areas prone to monsoon-related impacts such as flooding and rough seas.