BAGUIO, Philippines – Typhoon Julian (Krathon) maintained its strength as it swept across northern Luzon, triggering evacuations, road closures, and the release of dam waters as local governments scrambled to respond to its impact.

More local government units (LGUs) have suspended their face-to-face classes on Monday, September 30 in light of the bad weather brought by

Heavy rains from Typhoon #JulianPH triggered a landslide in Abra, blocking a major road and causing disruptions in nearby provinces.

Tropical Storm Julian (international name: Krathon) has slightly strengthened while moving over the Philippine Sea.

Some parts of Northern Luzon have been placed under red, orange and yellow rainfall warnings as typhoon Julian gets stronger, the state weather bureau said Monday. In

Provinces in Northern Luzon are on high alert due to #JulianPH, which has already caused flooding in schools and stranded a fishing boat in Cagayan.

Heavy rains and strong wind unleashed by typhoon Julian in Uyugan, Batanes. Courtesy of Meryll Hortiz/Screenshot MANILA — Several provinces in northern Philippines have felt the impact of typhoon Julian as it nears super typhoon strength as of Monday morning.

The wind and rain brought by Typhoon Julian were already felt in some areas in northern Luzon, Jasmin Gabriel-Galban reported Sunday on 24 Oras Weekend. In Laoag City, Ilocos Norte, farmers are worried by the threat to their rice crops,