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Super Typhoon Rosal slightly strengthens over Philippine Sea, not expected to make landfall
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Super Typhoon Rosal slightly strengthens over Philippine Sea, not expected to make landfall

Super Typhoon Rosal has slightly intensified over the Philippine Sea, with maximum sustained winds reaching 195 kilometers per hour. While not expected to make landfall in the Philippines, it will bring rain and strong winds to northern areas. This marks the 18th tropical cyclone to enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility this year.

Original source: Rappler PhilippinesMore country news

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