PAGASA monitors Typhoon Dolphin; may enter PAR as 'Maymay' without landfall

From far out over the Pacific, Typhoon Dolphin moves steadily westward toward the Philippine archipelago — not as a direct threat, but as a force that may quietly reshape the rains already falling on millions of people. The Philippine weather service watches its approach with measured concern, knowing that even a storm that never makes landfall can deepen a monsoon and burden a landscape already saturated by converging systems. In this season of habagat, the sky over Northern and Central Luzon is being written by many hands at once.