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Tropical depressions are developing, with the potential for two new ones forming by June 30th. These are being closely watched for possible development into typhoons. A tropical depression can become a typhoon if its maximum sustained wind speed reaches 17.2 meters per second or higher. Currently, low-pressure areas are present east of the Philippines and near the Marshall Islands, with meteorologists tracking their development. Future typhoon information should be monitored for potential impacts.