Super Typhoon Rosal to bring heavy rains, strong winds to Luzon despite no landfall
Super Typhoon Rosal (international name: Champi), despite not making landfall in the Philippines, is forecast to bring heavy rains and strong winds to several parts of Luzon on Wednesday, according to the state weather bureau.
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