Typhoon Noul's Trough and Enhanced Habagat to Bring Rain Across Most of the Philippines
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Typhoon Noul's Trough and Enhanced Habagat to Bring Rain Across Most of the Philippines

The trough of Typhoon Noul and the enhanced southwest monsoon (habagat) are expected to bring rain across most of the Philippines over the weekend, with potential for heavy rainfall in Northern Luzon.

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