The maximum sustained winds of Tropical Storm Jenny (Koinu) increase to 85 km/h early Sunday, October 1
MANILA, Philippines – Tropical Storm Jenny again intensified before dawn on Sunday, October 1, as it continued to move over the Philippine Sea.
Jenny was last spotted 835 kilometers east of Central Luzon as of 4 am on Sunday, moving northwest at a slightly faster 20 km/h from 15 km/h. It is still projected to pass over the Bashi Channel between Batanes and the southern part of Taiwan between Wednesday evening and Thursday morning, October 5. Taiwan is within the Philippine Area of Responsibility .
Jenny remains too far to directly affect the country, but its trough or extension is causing scattered rain showers and thunderstorms in Isabela, Aurora, Quezon, and Bicol on Sunday.
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