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Starting to get much stormier now and huge waves exploding ashore in Baler #typhoon #UwanPH #Fung-wong

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Very little wind in Baler due to high terrain sheltering the town from the offshore flow but the battering waves continue unabated #typhoon #UwanPh Fung-wong

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Huge weight behind some of these waves smashing into the waterfront in Baler, these will continue to get bigger and heavier as the day progresses and #typhoon #UwanPH Fung-wong gets closer - Josh Morgerman getting a front row view down there

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383,823 views • 9 months ago

The sun’s going down and the sea’s getting angrier in Baler as #typhoon #Uwan / #Fung-wong approaches #Philippines

The sun’s going down and the sea’s getting angrier in Baler as #typhoon #Uwan / #Fung-wong approaches #Philippines

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80,540 views • 9 months ago

Definitely getting concerned about the storm surge threat in Baler Bay. Huge waves from Typhoon Fung-wong (UwanPH) are already crashing into the Aurora coastline of Luzon, and if the storm makes landfall just south of the bay, it could push a dangerous flow of seawater directly into Baler. Widespread reports are also indicating that substantial freshwater flash flooding is ongoing in multiple locations. Conditions across the northern Philippines will only continue to get worse from here on out.

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HAPPENING NOW: Strong Winds Shake Camaligan’s Hanging Bridge. Strong gusts from Typhoon Fung-wong (#UwanPH) caused a famous hanging bridge in Camaligan, Camarines Sur, Philippines, to sway dangerously. Source: Richard Cecilio, DWIZ 95.1 South Luzon

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Typhoon Uwan / Fung-wong from development to landfall near Dinalungan in Luzon, Philippines 🇵🇭🌀

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Super Typhoon Uwan (Fung-wong) is battering Luzon, Philippines with peak winds of 215 km/h and gusts up to 230 km/h. #UwanPH Over a million people have evacuated in Catanduanes, Camarines Sur, Aurora, and neighboring provinces, with Signal No. 5 hoisted. Life-threatening storm surges and torrential rains are ongoing.

Super Typhoon Uwan (Fung-wong) is battering Luzon, Philippines with peak winds of 215 km/h and gusts up to 230 km/h. #UwanPH Over a million people have evacuated in Catanduanes, Camarines Sur, Aurora, and neighboring provinces, with Signal No. 5 hoisted. Life-threatening storm surges and torrential rains are ongoing.

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Typhoon Fung-wong (UwanPH) is trying to form a gigantic eye as frigidly frostbitten convection continues to shatter through higher and higher levels of the atmosphere. You know you’re looking at a genuine West Pacific colossus in the making when the storm’s cloud tops are so cold they’re maxing out the infrared satellite imagery scale.

Typhoon Fung-wong (UwanPH) is trying to form a gigantic eye as frigidly frostbitten convection continues to shatter through higher and higher levels of the atmosphere. You know you’re looking at a genuine West Pacific colossus in the making when the storm’s cloud tops are so cold they’re maxing out the infrared satellite imagery scale.

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UPDATE: With only a few hours left before landfall in Luzon, colossal Typhoon Fung-wong (UwanPH) has hit a new peak intensity. Her sustained winds are now at 130 MPH (210 kph), and the sea-level pressure in her giant eye has fallen to 943 mbar, making her a CATEGORY 4 storm. This will be the strongest Typhoon to hit the Philippines since Man-yi (Pepito) in November of last year, and is coming just 5 days after Kalmaegi (Tino) ravaged Cebu Island.

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