Philippines likely storm-free in coming days after Typhoon Samuel's exit
Following the exit of Typhoon Samuel from the Philippine Area of Responsibility, the likelihood of new tropical cyclones developing or entering the area in the next two weeks is low. However, vigilance is still advised as El Niño does not preclude cyclone formation.
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