across the country and that actually could be worse for some areas. can you tell us more? when you have a storm slow down like this, what you see is just an intense amount of rainfall, very excessive rainfall pattern across much of the central philippines. this is the latest information we have to pass along to you. this storm is becoming more and more disorganized as time ticks on. basically we still have a category 2 equivalent hurricane in this area, of course we re talking about a typhoon but winds at the moment at 100 miles per hour for our domestic viewers, that s roughly 160 kilometers per hour. it s really the rainfall we re concerned with and we ll highlight that in detail in a moment. let s talk about where the storm is headed. currently it s just passing to the south of legazpi and saeding to the southern luzon region impacting manila by late monday evening.
we re expecting the land fall to take place in the next nine to ten hours. a very precarious situation for and as it moves across the central philippines eventually impacting manila as a weaker storm but still a sift storm by late monday evening. we have several different tracks from different meteorological organizationz. we are following that center track across the northeastern sections of samarra island. this is the current conditions. winds starting to pick up. reports of typhoon gusts across the east coast already of the island. this is the latest, public storm warnings extended into the southern islands of lieu zan. this is the coastal storm surge they re the we re concerned about as the storm moves inland, we are anticipating the northern periphery of the storm to bring in a compounding effect with winds bushing up the waves and by the way, this storm is coinciding with high tide and a