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Typhoon Queenie set to exit Philippine waters by Sunday
The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) expects Typhoon Queenie to leave the Philippine area of responsibility by Sunday noon or afternoon. The storm is tracking northeastward across the region.
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Typhoon Queenie, known internationally as Surigae, is forecast to exit the Philippine area of responsibility (PAR) between noon and afternoon on Sunday, according to the state weather bureau. The storm is expected to move generally northeastward throughout the forecast period as it departs the country's weather zone.
Pagesa's latest projections indicate the typhoon's center will gradually move away from Philippine territory over the coming days. Filipinos in areas still affected by the typhoon are advised to monitor weather updates closely as the system transitions out of the region.
The departure of Typhoon Queenie will mark the end of a significant weather event that has impacted portions of the Philippines in recent days. Weather officials continue to monitor atmospheric conditions as the storm moves toward the open Pacific Ocean.