The tropical depression outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility has intensified into a tropical storm and will be named 'Falcon' once inside PAR, PAGASA reported.
The tropical depression outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility has intensified into a tropical storm and will be named "Falcon" once inside PAR, PAGASA reported.
Khanun is moving west southwestward at the speed of 15 km/h with strong to gale-force winds extend outwards up to 470 km from the center."After a period of generally west northwestward movement in the near term, Khanun is forecast to turn and move generally north northwestward until Sunday afternoon over the Philippine Sea," said PAGASA.
PAGASA also said that "shifts in the track forecast remains possible as the circulation of Khanun further consolidates."
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