LPA Off Palawan Moves West, Easing Rains in Affected Areas
A low pressure area (LPA) off Palawan is expected to move westward, leading to easing rains across affected areas in the Philippines. The state weather bureau forecasts the disturbance to head towards the West Philippine Sea.
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