Typhoon Nika (international name: Toraji) further intensified as it approached the boundary of Isabela and Aurora provinces. Now, seven Northern Luzon areas are placed under Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal (TCWS) No.

The maximum sustained winds of Typhoon Nika (Toraji) reach 130 km/h early Monday morning, November 11 — possibly already its peak intensity

RAMMB/Himawari-9 satellite imagery MANILA - Tropical cyclone Nika (international name: Toraji) has weakened into a severe tropical storm as it moved over the coast of Ilocos Sur, the state weather bureau said Monday night.

Typhoon Nika (Toraji) is set to make landfall in Isabela or Aurora on Monday, November 11. Aside from Nika, PAGASA is now monitoring two new tropical cyclones outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility.

Another potential typhoon could pummel northern Luzon this week after typhoon Nika forced thousands to evacuate, the state weather bureau said.

Signal No. 4 has been raised over some Northern Luzon provinces as Nika intensified into a typhoon which may make landfall on Monday morning either in Isabela or Aurora. The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) said Monday that Signal No.

The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) issued Signal No. 4 in its 5 a.m. bulletin on Monday, Nov. 11, as Severe Tropical Storm “Nika” (international name: Toraji) intensified into a typhoon while hovering over the sea,