After the barrage of typhoons that were ravaging the Philippines, here comes another one that is expected to enter the Philippine area of responsibility tonight and is set to stay within the week. Named typhoon “Santi” with international name “Mirinae”. News reports say that the typhoon will be entering the Philippine area later this evening. DSWD has already prepared measures against this typhoon. PAGASA forecasts that the typhoon will hit parts of the Visayas, Central and Southern Luzon, Bicol region and Metro Manila area. The typhoon is expected to landfall in Central Luzon by Saturday night so expect rains and bad weather in the next 3 days. This typhoon is the 3rd for this month alone. The government has already prepared the necessary steps and is advising everyone in the typhoon’s path to be prepared for when it hits. Hopefully this does not add more damage to the already ravaged areas.
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Another Storm Expected to Hit The Philippines Tonight! Typhoon “Santi”
Posted on 28 October 2009.
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With the weather still clear Friday, millions of Filipinos boarded buses heading to their home provinces for this weekend's All Saints' Day, when people visit cemeteries paying respects to dead relatives. Defense Secretary Gilbert Teodoro expressed fear that floods and traffic congestion may trap visitors at graveyards, where people traditionally spend a day or even a night, but few heeded his call to scrap their commemoration of the Roman Catholic holiday. The northern Philippines is still struggling to recover from back-to-back storms that killed 929 in floods and landslides. Tropical Storm Ketsana on Sept. 26 caused the worst flooding in 40 years in and around Manila, followed by Typhoon Parma that unleashed mudslides in the northern mountains Oct. 3.
Typhoon Lupit last week skirted the northeast and veered toward Japan. In some provinces, floodwaters raged through cemeteries, breaking up tombs and sweeping away caskets and bodies. About 122,000 people remain in government-run evacuation centers, and many communities in Manila suburbs are still under water, with residents moving on makeshift rafts and foot bridges. In Arenda village, where knee-deep waters still lingered along the shore of Laguna Lake, southeast of Manila, Hilaria Abiam was getting ready to leave her house at a moment's notice. "If the floodwater threatens to rise again then I will surely evacuate because I am really frightened," she said.