The potential weather disturbances that have a 'high probability' of developing into tropical cyclones in the next two weeks have yet to have intensities determined
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The potential weather disturbances that have a 'high probability' of developing into tropical cyclones in the next two weeks have yet to have intensities determinedAccording to a Facebook post, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration is expecting a tropical cyclone bigger than the Philippines to develop inside the Philippine Area of Responsibility next week, or in the second week of September.
The caption of the post says that there is a tropical cyclone bigger than the Philippines that is expected to develop inside PAR in the second week of September. It also claims that PAGASA is monitoring two potential tropical cyclones that are expected to become super typhoons. The post also provided links that purportedly contain the list of areas that will be hit by the tropical cyclone and redirect to a PAGASA live update. While PAGASA reported that potential weather disturbances may develop inside PAR or enter PAR in the next two weeks, none of these disturbances are expected to be bigger than the Philippines. Their possible tropical cyclone categories or peak intensities have yet to be determined as well.
PAGASA has not said in any of its forecasts that it is expecting super typhoons in the next two weeks., is the most recent super typhoon that was monitored by PAGASA. When Enteng was inside PAR, its peak intensity was at severe tropical storm level. It became a typhoon and later a super typhoon when it was already outside PAR.
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