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[td]On August 22, a tropical disturbance designated ''Invest 90W'' by the JTWC was upgraded to a tropical depression east of [[Aurora (province)|Aurora]] by the PAGASA and the JMA. As it was inside the PAR, the PAGASA assigned the local name ''Isang''. Shortly after that, the system made its first landfall over [[Casiguran, Aurora|Casiguran]] at 09:50 PHT (01:50 UTC). Afterwards, JTWC designated Isang as ''Tropical Depression 19W'' as it entered the [[West Philippine Sea]]. The system continued to organise and intensified into a tropical storm on the morning of August 23, receiving the name ''Kajiki'' from the JMA. Kajiki then crossed into the South China Sea, where favourable conditions allowed it to strengthen further, reaching severe tropical storm status by 12:00 UTC. It reached its peak as a Category 2-equivalent typhoon on August 24 before making landfall between [[Nghα» An]] and [[HΓ TΔ©nh]] around 18:00 ICT (11:00 UTC) on the following day. The storm later rapidly deteriorated as it moved inland, and it dissipated as a result on August 26.[/td] [td][/td]
[td][/td] [td]On August 27, the JMA recognized a tropical depression off the coast of northwestern Luzon. However, the agency downgraded it to a low-pressure area six hours later. It eventually regained tropical depression status the following day as it moved westwards over the [[West Philippine Sea]]. The PAGASA named it ''Jacinto'' on the following day, the replacement name for [[Tropical Storm Conson (2021)|Jolina]], as the agency followed suit just east of [[Subic Bay]].<ref name=Jacinto>{{cite web |date=August 28, 2025| title=LPA becomes Tropical Depression Jacinto ahead of expected exit from PAR| url= https://www.rappler.com/philippines...-11am/|website=[[Rappler]]|access-date=August 28, 2025}} </ref> The JTWC later did the same thing and designated Jacinto as ''20W''. {{Cn span|It later entered [[South China Sea]], where it struggled to consolidate due to its marginal environment.|date=August 2025}} On August 30, JMA assigned the name ''Nongfa'', the replacement name of [[Typhoon Faxai|Faxai]] as it nears Vietnam.[/td]
[td]On August 27, the JMA recognized a tropical depression off the coast of northwestern Luzon. However, the agency downgraded it to a low-pressure area six hours later. It eventually regained tropical depression status the following day as it moved westwards over the [[West Philippine Sea]]. The PAGASA named it ''Jacinto'' on the following day, the replacement name for [[Tropical Storm Conson (2021)|Jolina]], as the agency followed suit just east of [[Subic Bay]].<ref name=Jacinto>{{cite web |date=August 28, 2025| title=LPA becomes Tropical Depression Jacinto ahead of expected exit from PAR| url= https://www.rappler.com/philippines...-11am/|website=[[Rappler]]|access-date=August 28, 2025}}</ref> The JTWC later did the same thing and designated Jacinto as ''20W''. It later entered [[South China Sea]], where it struggled to consolidate due to its marginal environment.<ref name=Twenty /> On August 30, JMA assigned the name ''Nongfa'', the replacement name of [[Typhoon Faxai|Faxai]] as it nears Vietnam.[/td] [td][/td]
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[td]On August 22, a tropical disturbance designated ''Invest 90W'' by the JTWC was upgraded to a tropical depression east of [[Aurora (province)|Aurora]] by the PAGASA and the JMA. As it was inside the PAR, the PAGASA assigned the local name ''Isang''. Shortly after that, the system made its first landfall over [[Casiguran, Aurora|Casiguran]] at 09:50 PHT (01:50 UTC). Afterwards, JTWC designated Isang as ''Tropical Depression 19W'' as it entered the [[West Philippine Sea]]. The system continued to organise and intensified into a tropical storm on the morning of August 23, receiving the name ''Kajiki'' from the JMA. Kajiki then crossed into the South China Sea, where favourable conditions allowed it to strengthen further, reaching severe tropical storm status by 12:00 UTC. It reached its peak as a Category 2-equivalent typhoon on August 24 before making landfall between [[Nghα» An]] and [[HΓ TΔ©nh]] around 18:00 ICT (11:00 UTC) on the following day. The storm later rapidly deteriorated as it moved inland, and it dissipated as a result on August 26.[/td]Revision as of 02:08, 30 August 2025
[/td][td]On August 22, a tropical disturbance designated ''Invest 90W'' by the JTWC was upgraded to a tropical depression east of [[Aurora (province)|Aurora]] by the PAGASA and the JMA. As it was inside the PAR, the PAGASA assigned the local name ''Isang''. Shortly after that, the system made its first landfall over [[Casiguran, Aurora|Casiguran]] at 09:50 PHT (01:50 UTC). Afterwards, JTWC designated Isang as ''Tropical Depression 19W'' as it entered the [[West Philippine Sea]]. The system continued to organise and intensified into a tropical storm on the morning of August 23, receiving the name ''Kajiki'' from the JMA. Kajiki then crossed into the South China Sea, where favourable conditions allowed it to strengthen further, reaching severe tropical storm status by 12:00 UTC. It reached its peak as a Category 2-equivalent typhoon on August 24 before making landfall between [[Nghα» An]] and [[HΓ TΔ©nh]] around 18:00 ICT (11:00 UTC) on the following day. The storm later rapidly deteriorated as it moved inland, and it dissipated as a result on August 26.[/td] [td][/td]
[td][/td] [td]On August 27, the JMA recognized a tropical depression off the coast of northwestern Luzon. However, the agency downgraded it to a low-pressure area six hours later. It eventually regained tropical depression status the following day as it moved westwards over the [[West Philippine Sea]]. The PAGASA named it ''Jacinto'' on the following day, the replacement name for [[Tropical Storm Conson (2021)|Jolina]], as the agency followed suit just east of [[Subic Bay]].<ref name=Jacinto>{{cite web |date=August 28, 2025| title=LPA becomes Tropical Depression Jacinto ahead of expected exit from PAR| url= https://www.rappler.com/philippines...-11am/|website=[[Rappler]]|access-date=August 28, 2025}} </ref> The JTWC later did the same thing and designated Jacinto as ''20W''. {{Cn span|It later entered [[South China Sea]], where it struggled to consolidate due to its marginal environment.|date=August 2025}} On August 30, JMA assigned the name ''Nongfa'', the replacement name of [[Typhoon Faxai|Faxai]] as it nears Vietnam.[/td]
[td]On August 27, the JMA recognized a tropical depression off the coast of northwestern Luzon. However, the agency downgraded it to a low-pressure area six hours later. It eventually regained tropical depression status the following day as it moved westwards over the [[West Philippine Sea]]. The PAGASA named it ''Jacinto'' on the following day, the replacement name for [[Tropical Storm Conson (2021)|Jolina]], as the agency followed suit just east of [[Subic Bay]].<ref name=Jacinto>{{cite web |date=August 28, 2025| title=LPA becomes Tropical Depression Jacinto ahead of expected exit from PAR| url= https://www.rappler.com/philippines...-11am/|website=[[Rappler]]|access-date=August 28, 2025}}</ref> The JTWC later did the same thing and designated Jacinto as ''20W''. It later entered [[South China Sea]], where it struggled to consolidate due to its marginal environment.<ref name=Twenty /> On August 30, JMA assigned the name ''Nongfa'', the replacement name of [[Typhoon Faxai|Faxai]] as it nears Vietnam.[/td] [td][/td]
[td][/td] [td]== Systems ==[/td]
[td]== Systems ==[/td]
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