Super Typhoon Rosal, known internationally as Champi, continued to weaken on Thursday as it moved northwestward over the Philippine Sea. According to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa), the storm was last spotted 400 kilometers east of Basco. The state weather bureau reported that Rosal had further weakened, indicating it would likely exit the Philippine area by Friday or Saturday. No landfall is expected, and the storm is projected to dissipate over the open ocean. Pagasa monitors the typhoon closely, providing regular updates to the public. The storm’s path remains consistent with its previous trajectory, with no significant changes in direction. The weakening trend suggests that Rosal will no longer pose a direct threat to the Philippines. Residents in coastal areas remain advised to stay alert and follow official weather advisories.