Residents were taking shelter as a powerful typhoon approached Cagayan province in the Philippines.
#Typhoon #USAGI made landfall on sparsely-populated coast in far-NE Luzon #Philippines. System had spectacular pinhole eye less than 12 hr ago, at its peak. But these tiny, intense cores are fragile & highly perishable. @EarthUncutTV is livestreaming it: https://t.co/0oJByin5qX pic.twitter.com/Vkvct8Z4nT
— Josh Morgerman (@iCyclone) November 14, 2024
Typhoon #Usagi / #OfelPH is rapidly intensifying and has developed a pinhole eye. Winds are expected to reach 240 km/h when the typhoon nears the northeast tip of Luzon in the Philippines. pic.twitter.com/c1UehP7DBA
— Zoom Earth (@zoom_earth) November 13, 2024
Super Typhoon Usagi went right over Aparri, Philippines. This coastal town 69K population is located on the northern tip of Luzon, Philippines. I went there in 2009 for typhoon Lupit. It is very vulnerable to storm surge. @zoom_earth track pic.twitter.com/HRxnklA0xI
— Jim Edds (@ExtremeStorms) November 14, 2024
The Philippines is currently getting hit with their third typhoon in a week as Typhoon Usagi (Ofel) gets close to landfall.
— Category Six (@CategorySixWX) November 14, 2024
To make matters worse, Tropical Storm Man-yi is right behind Usagi, also set to make landfall in the Philippines possibly as a Category 3 or 4 storm. pic.twitter.com/fcmhPOwCLu
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