Three dams in Luzon continued releasing water on Tuesday even if tropical cyclone Pepito (international name: Man-yi) already left the the Philippine area of responsibility the day before. The Philippine Atmospheric,

Severe Tropical Storm Pepito has left the Philippines Area of Responsibility, PAGASA said Monday afternoon. “At 12:00 p.m. today, the center of Severe Tropical Storm Pepito exited the Philippine Area of Responsibility,” the state weather bureau said in a Facebook post. In an advisory, PAGASA said Pepito is no longer directly affecting the country.

Pepito (Man-yi) is already outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility, and there is no new potential tropical cyclone being monitored as of Monday afternoon, November 18

The state weather bureau on Friday cautioned the public that Pepito (international name Man-yi), which intensified into a typhoon, is a very dangerous tropical cyclone. "The next 24 hours are critical.

The threat of a tropical cyclone affecting the Philippines after Pepito left the Philippine Area of Responsibility is unlikely until the end of next week, the weather bureau PAGASA said on Monday. Based on its forecast,

Severe Tropical Storm “Pepito” (international name: Man-Yi) left the Philippine area of responsibility at 12 p.m. on Monday, PAGASA reported.