On the morning of April 29, the low pressure area was located about 695km east of Davao City (Mindanao, Philippines), according to information from the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration ( pagasa).
Although the possibility of developing into a storm or tropical depression in the next 24 hours is still low, this agency does not rule out the possibility of the depression strengthening in the coming days.
In particular, the Caraga and Davao Region are warned of localized moderate to heavy rain, posing a potential risk of flash floods and landslides.
Meanwhile, Luzon and the rest of Visayas will continue to experience hot and humid weather, but thunderstorms may appear in the late afternoon due to the impact of the winter wind.
People and tourists in areas affected by the low pressure are advised to closely monitor weather reports and be on guard against extreme weather phenomena such as heavy rain, thunderstorms, flash floods and landslides.
