Enhanced ‘Habagat’ Expected as Typhoon Bavi Nears PH
Super Typhoon Bavi is unlikely to make landfall in the Philippines, but forecasters warn it could enhance the southwest monsoon (habagat), potentially causing severe weather across the country, particularly in northern and eastern coastal areas.
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