Second Landfall. / myLot

Philippines

July 24, 2025 10:08pm CST

Typhoon Emong made its second landfall in the northern parts of Luzon, bringing strong winds and heavy rainfall to that region. Weather authorities have issued a storm surge warning for the coastal communities, urging residents near the shoreline to take necessary precautions and evacuate. According to news reports that I watched just a while ago, there were several landslides that occurred in areas under Signal No. 3, resulting from the continuous downpour and unstable terrain. Emergency response and rescue teams have been deployed to assess the damage and assist affected communities. Residents in high-risk areas are advised to remain alert and follow official advisories for their safety. I hope there will be no casualties.

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cterine9991985

@cabuyogty (4487)

• Philippines

25 Jul

I hope that our kabayans are still safe up there.

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rakski

@rakski (156587)

• Philippines

26 Jul

I hope so too

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rakski

@rakski (156587)

• Philippines

28 Jul

@cabuyogty and rainy

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cterine9991985

@cabuyogty (4487)

• Philippines

26 Jul

@rakski the typhoons are far away in our country but it's still cloudy

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arbie bee

@brokenbee (11937)

• Philippines

27 Jul

There were many trees that were fallen during the typhoon which damaged electric poles and cables. We had no electricity for 2 days.

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rakski

@rakski (156587)

• Philippines

27 Jul

I assume the electricity is back now. I hope there were no casualties there

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rakski

@rakski (156587)

• Philippines

28 Jul

@brokenbee oh wow, it is good that your area's electricity has been restored already

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arbie bee

@brokenbee (11937)

• Philippines

28 Jul

@rakski Yes, it's back after two days, but there are still parts of La Union that electricity isn't restored yet.

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rsa101

@rsa101 (41004)

• Philippines

25 Jul

I'm not aware of its landfall; I just noticed that the rains began around 9 or 10 a.m. here and will likely continue until 2-3 p.m. When it made its second landfall on the Batanes islands, it meant it was already leaving our country, with the hope that it would be a sign of good weather in the coming days.

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rakski

@rakski (156587)

• Philippines

25 Jul

yes, hopefully it will be leaving the country soon. the rain stopped and the sun is trying to go out

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rsa101

@rsa101 (41004)

• Philippines

25 Jul

@rakski As predicted, the rain stopped by two p.m., but I am confident that it will rain again soon because the skies are darkening, indicating that more rain is on the way and will fall within the next few hours or minutes.

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rakski

@rakski (156587)

• Philippines

25 Jul

@rsa101 same here. the calmness is a bit eerie

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