Super Typhoon Rosal to bring significant rains in PH by Thursday
Super Typhoon Rosal, located off Central Luzon, is projected to bring significant rainfall to parts of the Philippines starting Thursday afternoon, Oct. 22, after slightly intensifying, according to the state weather bureau.
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