The "Inday" can lose strength when it leaves PH—Pagasa.

According to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services (Pagasa), the strong tropical storm "Inday" has maintained its power but may slow down before leaving the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) on Tuesday or Wednesday.

According to Pagasa weather expert Benison Estareja, it was moving northwest at a speed of 20 kph and was estimated to be around 495 kilometers east of Basco, Batanes.

According to the state-run weather service, Inday has maximum sustained winds of 110 kph around the center and gusts of up to 135 kph.

He told The Manila Times that the strong tropical storm "would probably decelerate over the period and may perhaps approach a quasi-stationary condition by Tuesday before it exits PAR and passes near to the Miyako or Yaeyama Islands by Tuesday or Wednesday."

Pagasa argued that although Inday's trough may be to blame for the deluge that may be felt over Southern Luzon and the western parts of Central Luzon and Visayas, it is still less likely to bring significant rains directly.

Metro Manila and the rest of the nation will have partly overcast to cloudy sky with isolated rain showers or thunderstorms throughout the course of the next 24 hours due to localized thunderstorms.


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