00:00Good morning, Kapuso. I'm here in Marikina City, right here in Marikina River.
00:11At this time, it's raining continuously and it's heavy.
00:15It's windy and it's pulling and it's getting stronger.
00:18It's like a storm is coming out of the Philippine Air Responsibility.
00:21At this time, Kapuso, the water level here in Marikina River is at 14.5 meters.
00:27Marikina LGU is increasing the first alarm when it reaches 15 meters,
00:3216 meters for the second alarm and 18 meters for the third alarm.
00:36The normal upper limit of Marikina River is only at 14.9 meters.
00:41Kapuso, if that's the case, the update from Pagasa is that there might be a new storm coming next week.
00:48According to Pagasa, for September 11 to September 17,
00:53there might be a new storm coming from the west Philippine Sea but the chance of it being a storm is low.
00:59The one at the top of the country might be a storm but it can only reach the northern boundary of the Philippine Air Responsibility.
01:07And the one in the Pacific Ocean might be a storm that moves to the northwest and will continue to enter the PAR.
01:14According to Pagasa, for now, all of these are just cloud clusters.
01:19And because it's still far away, it won't be a truck.
01:22There might be a lot of changes so we will continue to monitor it for the next few days.
01:27In case there is a storm and it enters the PAR, PERDI and HENER will be the next to be named.
01:34For now, because of the low tide and the former storm, it's still floating.
01:38And it's delicate for a small sea vehicle to move to the seas within the Ilocos region,
01:43to the Bales, Bataan and the western coast of Occidental Mindoro.
01:47This includes the island of Lubang and Calamian.
01:50Kapuso, a reminder, stay safe and stay updated.
01:54I am Andrew Fertiara, your first choice weather presenter.
01:58Know the weather before you go, so you can always be safe.
02:02Kapuso.
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