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Verified facts
What happened
PAGASA confirmed Thursday afternoon that Tropical Depression Neneng had weakened into a remnant low-pressure area over waters east of Taiwan.
The approved FMB News evening package says the system had decoupled from the Southwest Monsoon, allowing heavy-rain warnings over western Luzon to be lifted and skies to gradually clear.
Context
Context
Neneng had enhanced monsoon rainfall over Luzon during the preceding days. Its weakening reduced the atmospheric pull that had been feeding widespread rain into the western side of the country.
Filipino relevance
Why this matters
The end of the cyclone's influence supports flood recovery and transport normalization, although localized thunderstorms and residual floodwater can still pose hazards.
What to watch next
What to watch next
PAGASA expects generally fairer weather with isolated afternoon or evening thunderstorms. Continue monitoring local advisories in areas where rivers, drainage systems and saturated slopes are still recovering.