Right now, parts of Virac, Catanduanes are experiencing zero visibility due to strong winds and heavy rainfall from Super Typhoon Uwan (Fung-wong. The province is currently under Signal No. 5, the highest warning level.

 



- The post documents extreme zero-visibility conditions in Virac, Catanduanes, from Super Typhoon Uwan (international name Fung-wong), with its attached video showing palm trees bending and structures obscured by torrential rain and 185 km/h winds under the highest PAGASA Signal No. 5 alert.

- Fung-wong, a Category 5 super typhoon, is forecast to make landfall in Aurora or Isabela provinces later on November 9, 2025, bringing up to 200mm of rain and risking catastrophic flooding, just weeks after Typhoon Kalmaegi's 200 fatalities across the Philippines.

- Over 100,000 evacuations have occurred amid flight cancellations and widespread alerts, underscoring the archipelago's vulnerability to Pacific typhoons, which climate studies link to warming oceans intensifying storm strength by 10-15% since 1970. 

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