By Courtney Spamer, Meteorologist
July 11,2014; 8:43PM,EDT
In the Western Pacific, where once-Super Typhoon Neoguri is finally weakening and moving away from land, a new system has formed.
Tropical Storm 9W was upgraded from its tropical depression status early Friday. But, it has recently lost organization and is now a tropical Depression once again. However, it should move into a more conducive environment for strengthening, and may eventually become Typhoon Rammasun.
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The system, set to cross Guam Saturday local time, will then continue moving westward through the weekend and into next week.
If it does indeed hold together, it will be in the vicinity of Luzon, Philippines on Wednesday or Thursday.
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If the storm remains at Typhoon strength, locals in the Philippines will need to brace for extreme winds and heavy, torrential rains that could lead to mudslides.
Meteorologists in the AccuWeather.com Hurricane Center will be monitoring this strengthening storm in anticipation of its possible effects in the Philippines and, eventually, into China.
AccuWeather.com Meteorologist Dave Samuhel contributed to the content of this story.
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