Cyclone tracks in July show that some are 'landfalling,' or passing through, the Philippines, while others are 'recurving,' or not directly affecting the country. ManilaBulletin READ:
Based on the PAGASA’s climatological record, there are four potential cyclone tracks in July.Makes landfall over the country’s extreme northern Luzon islands;Makes landfall and crosses the southern portion of Luzon.PAGASA noted that although there are tropical cyclones that do not make landfall, some of them can intensify the effects of the southwest monsoon, also known as “habagat,” which may cause rains over the western parts of the country.
By August, the country may receive “near-normal” rainfall with patches of below-normal rainfall in some parts of Southern Luzon, Visayas, and Caraga. By September, most parts of Luzon, some parts of Visayas, and Central Mindanao may have near-normal rainfall, while the rest of the country may receive below-normal rainfall.
Meanwhile, PAGASA said on June 27 that 66 provinces across the country may experience dry conditions by the end of the year.
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