Super Typhoon Pepito expected to weaken before second landfall in Philippines

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Super Typhoon Pepito, also known as Man-yi, is expected to weaken slightly into a typhoon before making its second landfall near Aurora, Philippines, on Sunday afternoon. It is currently moving at 20 kilometers per hour with maximum sustained winds of 185 kph. The Philippine weather agency reports that Pepito will likely exit the Luzon landmass by Sunday night and leave the country by Monday. Areas under wind signals have been updated, with Signal No. 5 now affecting parts of Quirino and Nueva Vizcaya. Additional areas under various wind signals include parts of Aurora, Isabela, and several provinces in Luzon. The storm's path continues to impact a wide region, prompting ongoing monitoring and updates.


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