Tropical Storm Caloy Enters Philippine Area but Unlikely to Impact Weather

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•Caloy entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility on May 9, 2026.
•By May 10, 2026, Caloy had weakened from a tropical storm to a tropical depression.
•Philippine meteorological agencies do not expect Caloy to cause significant weather changes in the country.

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▸If Caloy unexpectedly regains strength and moves closer to the Philippines then the country could face heavy rains and possible flooding, affecting communities and infrastructure.

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REGIONALRapplerCaloy weakens into tropical depression over Philippine Sea REGIONALRapplerTropical Storm Caloy in PAR, but not seen to affect Philippine weather

Tropical Storm Caloy has weakened into a tropical depression over the Philippine Sea as of May 10, 2026. Meteorological authorities continue to assess that the storm will not significantly affect weather conditions in the Philippines, reducing the risk of disruptions or damage. This development maintains a low threat level for residents and local infrastructure.