Super Typhoon Rosal Weakens but Warnings Remain in Effect Across Philippines
Super Typhoon Rosal, which struck the Philippines, is weakening but warnings for strong winds, floods, and landslides remain in effect across various regions. Widespread impacts are anticipated.
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