AS of 4:00 PM on Thursday, 29 October 2026, the state weather bureau DOST‑PAGASA confirmed that a Low Pressure Area, designated LPA 10c, has entered and is being monitored inside the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR).
The weather disturbance is currently being tracked by meteorologists to determine its movement, potential intensification into a tropical depression, and any areas that may fall under weather warnings in the coming hours and days.
At the same time, Typhoon “IN‑FA” — the international name for the storm system — remains outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility and is not expected to directly affect the country in the immediate forecast period. PAGASA noted that the typhoon’s current position and projected path keep it distant from Philippine landmass, though weather specialists continue to watch its trajectory for any shifts that might bring it closer to PAR boundaries.
The public, local government units, and disaster response agencies are advised to stay updated through official DOST‑PAGASA bulletins as the situation develops. Forecasts, warnings, and path projections may change as new data becomes available, particularly regarding the LPA’s potential to develop and its direction of travel. All concerned are encouraged to prepare appropriately and follow safety guidance from local authorities should weather conditions deteriorate.
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