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, will bring strong winds and heavy rainfall to several regions in the Philippines in the coming days.

Current projections indicate that Uwan will make landfall in central or northern Luzon by early morning Monday, November 10. PAGASA expects it to arrive as a level five typhoon—the highest category—with winds exceeding 115 mph.

This is a life-threatening storm.

High winds may damage structures and cause widespread electrical outages, potentially leaving some areas without power or basic services.

Authorities urge citizens in potentially affected areas to follow local guidance, including evacuation orders. Those who remain in the storm’s path should prepare for dangerous winds and flooding by stockpiling food, water, and medication.

For the latest storm track and updates, refer to PAGASA's official sources.

Important Notes

Typhoon Uwan expected to affect central and northern Luzon by November 10.
Winds may exceed 115 mph, posing significant risks to life and property.
Prepare for possible power outages and service disruptions.
Follow official evacuation orders and safety guidelines carefully.

Source Information

This information is provided by the U.S. Embassy in Manila, Philippines, and the U.S. Consular Agency in Cebu, Philippines, referencing official Philippine government and PAGASA announcements.

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