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12/07/2024

Thunderstorm Watch
Issued at: 10:00 AM, 07 December 2024

Thunderstorm is MORE LIKELY to develop over Greater Metro Manila Area(Metro Manila, Bulacan, Rizal, Laguna and Cavite) within 12 hours.

12/06/2024

Not one but three possible LPA/ tropical systems could move towards the Philippines especially Mindanao and Visayas this weekend, then the start of the week next week, then another the following week. This could bring a lot of rains to the Philippines and cause a lot of flooding. Definitely an active pattern.

12/04/2024

The Euro has not picked up the LPAs just yet for the Philippines but the GFS is picking them up.

It shows 1 tropical low hitting Visayas and Southern Luzon by next Monday or Tuesday.

The second tropical low hitting Mindanao and Visayas on Tuesday/Wednesday.

It seems as of right now these lows will produce very heavy rains.

I will keep you updated. We will know more exacts by this weekend.

12/02/2024

The Euro model is picking up a LPA/tropical system possibly by next Wednesday headed for Visayas and Luzon. I’ll keep you posted as we have a lot of days to watch. It’s not set in stone just yet but I’m watching.

12/01/2024

Heavy Rainfall Warning No. 5
Weather System: Shear Line
Issued at: 11:00 AM, 01 December 2024(Sunday)

YELLOW WARNING LEVEL: Quezon.
ASSOCIATED HAZARD: Possible FLOODING in flood-prone areas.
Meanwhile, expect light to moderate rains over Bataan and Pampanga within the next 3 hours.
Light to moderate with occasional heavy rains affecting Laguna, Rizal, Cavite, Metro Manila, Bulacan and Batangas which may persist within 3 hours.

11/28/2024

Could we see new tropical development starting next week? Stay tuned in on those possibilities. I’ll keep you updated.

11/22/2024

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Thunderstorm Watch
Issued at: 10:00 PM, 22 November 2024

Thunderstorm is MORE LIKELY to develop over Greater Metro Manila Area (Metro Manila, Bulacan, Rizal, Laguna, and Cavite) within 12 hours.

11/18/2024

So far Philippines, I show nothing for the West PAC through next Wednesday. No more typhoons.

11/17/2024

Ok Philippines, you have one more line of winds and rain then it’s over for Pepito.

11/17/2024

Thank you Philippines for allowing me and Jenny watch over you during these typhoons. I know you have your local weather people and that’s ok but what makes us unique is we watch the whole World and we love doing it. We love interacting with people around the World and meet new people.

11/17/2024

Pepito continues to move NW towards Aurora as a super typhoon. Strong winds and rains are coming from the West through Calabarzon and Camarines Norte as the other winds are coming from East moving West towards Isabela and Aurora.

11/17/2024

New signal alerts for Pepito.

11/16/2024

Pepito’s wind threat as. It approaches Luzon. This will be the greatest wind threat until the Sierra Madre then it will be more of a rain and flood threat.

11/16/2024

Pepito rain outlook.

This will be the area that gets the greatest rains and flooding. There will still be some rains South too but not like North.

11/16/2024

Pepito’s current location puts it 107 miles from Baler, Aurora. If it’s moving at 12 mph ( 20 kph) then that’s another 9 hours until landfall. It’s still forecasted to be a super typhoon at landfall.

Red is greatly affected area currently.

Blue is the area that will be greatly affected later today and into tomorrow.

Heavy rains will spread throughout Luzon and strong winds throughout today. Flooding will be a major concern.

Sorry I had to correct it. Still getting used to metrics.

11/16/2024

Here is an update satellite show for Pepito. The wrap around is coming down through Camarines with still heavy rains and strong winds.

11/16/2024

New signal alerts for Pepito by Pagasa.

I still think that Pepito will come close to the Northern side of the Polillo Island, then make landfall near Baler then exit La Union. It still affect a large area of Luzon. If it misses Polillo Islabd then it could be a stronger super typhoon up to 195 kph hitting the Baler, Aurora area.

11/16/2024

Pepito is only moving 15 mph right now. Polilo Island is 170 miles from Catanduanes. That’s 11 hours. So it’s going to be awhile for Pepito to reach Polilo. We have 10 more hours or more before the second landfall. So that means a long night and morning for Bicol and Calabarzon. That’s why I’m taking it one area at a time.

Red is the area now for the next 6 hours.

Blue is the next area I will focus on.

Yellow will be the focus on Sunday into Monday.

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