Super Typhoon Rosal Weakens, But Warnings Remain in Effect
Super Typhoon Rosal is weakening, but warnings for heavy rain and strong winds persist, especially in Northern Philippines. While landfall is not expected, coastal areas are cautioned against high waves.
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