Authorities in the northern Philippines warn that a powerful typhoon moving offshore poses risks to two northern provinces, with potential impacts including flooding, landslides, and rough seas. Multiple outlets report that the storm is not yet directly making landfall but is close enough to affect coastal and inland areas. Officials issue warnings for residents in the two provinces to prepare for possible heavy rainfall, which can trigger flooding and mudslides, especially in vulnerable or low-lying locations. The warnings also highlight rough sea conditions that could affect coastal communities and maritime activities. The typhoon’s proximity is described as the main concern, with the storm expected to bring hazardous weather even while remaining offshore. Authorities urge people to stay alert to official updates and take precautions. The situation remains fluid as the typhoon’s track and intensity determine whether conditions worsen or shift toward additional areas.