Typhoon Rosal brings moderate to heavy rain to Batanes, spares Philippines from landfall
Typhoon Rosal spared the Philippines from landfall but continued to bring moderate to heavy rain to Batanes and parts of Northern Luzon. It is expected to exit the Philippine Area of Responsibility over the weekend.
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