Weather Alert: Preparing for Typhoon Uwan (Fung-wong)

The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) has forecasted that Typhoon Uwan, also known as Typhoon Fung-wong, is expected to bring strong winds and heavy rainfall to various regions in the Philippines within the next few days.

Storm Path and Timing

Current forecasts indicate that Typhoon Uwan will make landfall in central or northern Luzon by early morning on Monday, November 10.

Storm Intensity

PAGASA predicts the typhoon will hit as a level five typhoon—the highest category—with winds exceeding 115 mph, making it a life-threatening storm.

Potential Impacts

High winds that could damage buildings and infrastructure
Widespread electrical outages
Possible loss of electricity and basic services in some areas

Safety Recommendations

Citizens in areas likely to be affected are urged to follow local authorities' guidance, including evacuation orders.

Those who choose to stay in the storm’s path should prepare for dangerous winds and flooding, and ensure they have adequate supplies of food, water, and medication.

"This is a life-threatening storm," warned PAGASA.

Additional Information

Updates and the latest storm track from PAGASA can be accessed on their official website.

From the U.S. Embassy and Consular Agency in the Philippines

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Author's summary: Typhoon Uwan, a severe storm predicted to hit the Philippines by November 10, poses life-threatening wind and flood risks, urging people to heed evacuation orders and prepare essential supplies.

U.S. Embassy in the Philippines (.gov) — 2025-11-07