Super Typhoon Rosal to Hit Northern Philippines, Pagasa Warns
The state weather bureau, Pagasa, announced that Super Typhoon Rosal has entered the Philippine area of responsibility, with northern regions expected to bear the brunt. Heavy rains and strong winds are anticipated in the coming days.
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