regions were put under notice motions on Friday evening, October 14, as Tropical Storm Karen (Sarika) heightened into a serious typhoon.
In its notice issued 5 pm on Friday, state climate agency PAGASA said Karen now has most extreme winds of up to 100 kilometers for each hour (km/h) and windiness of up to 140 km/h.
It is as of now 205 kilometers east of Virac, Catanduanes, moving west northwest at 9 km/h.
Flag number 2 is brought up in the accompanying territories:
* Catanduanes
* Camarines Sur
* Camarines Norte
Those under flag number 2 will start to feel the impacts of stormy climate on Friday night, as per PAGASA.
The Bicol Region, by and large, will encounter direct to periodically overwhelming downpours starting Friday night until Saturday, October 15.
Generally speaking, direct to substantial rain is normal inside the 500-km width of the serious hurricane. The rain could trigger conceivable surges and avalanches in territories with tropical typhoon cautioning signals, so occupants are encouraged to be on alarm.
Karen could reinforce facilitate into a storm before making landfall in the Quezon-Aurora region by Sunday morning, October 16. After that, it will then cross Central Luzon.
PAGASA likewise cautioned that ocean go in the eastern seaboards of Luzon and Samar is dangerous.
Karen is required to leave the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) on Monday, October 17.
After Karen leaves on Monday, nonetheless, another tropical violent wind is relied upon to enter PAR on Tuesday, October 18.
It's a tropical misery that was 1,980 kilometers east of Mindanao starting 4 pm on Friday, moving west northwest at 13 km/h.
The tropical melancholy has greatest winds of up to 45 km/h and windiness of up to 55 km/h.
It could in any case heighten assist, said PAGASA.
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