Hurricane Surigay reaches class 5 off the coast of the Philippines

Weather of Arabia - Surigay has developed off the coast of the Philippines to the fifth degree on Sunday morning, where it is stationed to the east, about 185 km from the coast of the Sumirar Islands and about 600 km to the east of the capital Manila, and is accompanied by winds of up to 150 knots and heavy rains throughout the Philippine islands and high For the wave.

During the next few hours, Hurricane Surigai is moving slowly in a northwestern direction, parallel to the eastern coast of the Philippines and turning into a fourth-degree hurricane, with expectations that it will remain at this intensity until Monday morning, with a third degree on Monday while remaining stationed to the east of the coast of the Philippines.

Hurricane activity in the western Pacific during this period is due to the great warmth in the ocean waters on the coasts of Indonesia and the Philippines due to the lanina phenomenon that affects the world, as during this phenomenon the western part of the Pacific Ocean becomes warmer than usual and thus the chances of the formation of tropical storms and hurricanes are more common this period of time.

It is reported that Indonesia was exposed to devastating floods at the beginning of April due to the lanina phenomenon and the warming of the western part of the Pacific Ocean, and these floods killed more than 100 people.