Typhoon Queenie packed heavy rain with moderate winds and plunged parts of Bohol, including Tagbilaran, into darkness as it moved through northern Mindanao and Eastern Visayas on November 26, 2014. Signal #1 was issued by PAGASA on the province since late morning Wednesday and Thursday, November 27.
The image from the Japan Meteorological Agency shows the path of typhoon Queenie and its location as of 11:00AM PHT (3:00AM UTC). It is forecast to pass through Palawan later today.
Reports of felled trees and electrical poles where reported in various parts of the province. There were also reports of flooding in many parts of the province. Power, however, was gradually restored by noontime on November 27 in Tagbilaran City.
Typhoon Queenie is heading out to Palawan and will be out of the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) by Friday afternoon.
Hundreds of ferry and boat passengers were stranded in various ports along the path of the typhoon since November 26. The Philippine Coast Guard is expected to give clearance to sea craft as soon as the typhoon signal #1 is lifted by PAGASA.