WorldGMA NetworkSuper Typhoon Champi still outside PAR, could enter Tuesday - PAGASA
Super Typhoon Champi is tracking toward the Philippines and could enter the country's area of responsibility by Tuesday, bringing heavy rain to northern Luzon by week's end.
Super Typhoon Champi (international name) remains outside of the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) and could possibly enter by Tuesday.
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