PAGASA monitoring LPA off Quezon

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Two days after typhoon 'Lawin' exited the Philippines, weather bureau PAGASA is closely monitoring another low pressure area off Luzon

MTSAT ENHANCED-IR satellite image at 5.32 pm, 1 October 2012. Image courtesy of PAGASA

MANILA, Philippines – Two days after typhoon “Lawin” exited the Philippines, weather bureau PAGASA is closely monitoring another weather disturbance off Luzon.

In its 5 pm bulletin on Monday, October 1, PAGASA said that a Low Pressure Area (LPA) first spotted on Saturday was as of 2 pm located 530 km West of Aurora, Luzon (17.0ºN, 115.0ºE).

The weather bureau noted that the LPA may dissipate or develop into a tropical depression as it moves into the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) in the next 24-48 hours.

If it does intensify into a tropical depression and enters the PAR, it will be called “Marce.”

Lawin (international codename: Jelawat) left at least two people dead and more than 180 injured in Japan over the weekend before passing out into the Pacific. – Rappler.com

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