Gale Warning in PDF file 
Southern Luzon PRSD
Issued at: 5:00 PM today, 18 January 2017
Valid Beginning: 5:00 PM today until 5:00 PM tomorrow
Synopsis: Tail-end of a cold front affecting the eastern section of Mindanao. Northeast Monsoon affecting Luzon and Visayas.
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Predicted Mean Sea Level Pressure Analysis for 8 PM 18 January 2017 |
Predicted Mean Sea Level Wind Analysis for 8 PM 18 January 2017 |
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Forecast:
Cloudy skies with light to moderate rains and isolated thunderstorms is expected over Northern Samar. Partly cloudy to cloudy skies with isolated light rains will prevail over Bicol region, Oriental Mindoro, Marinduque and Romblon. Moderate to strong winds blowing from the Northeast will prevail with moderate to rough seas.
Local Forecast:
Maulap na kalangitan na may mahina hanggang sa katamtamang mga pag-ulan at pulo-pulong pagkidlat-pagkulog ang inaasahan sa Hilagang Samar. Bahagyang maulap hanggang sa maulap na kalangitan na may pulo-pulong mahihinang mga pag-ulan ang iiral sa Kabikulan, Oriental Mindoro, Marinduque at Romblon. Katamtaman hanggang sa malakas na hangin mula sa Hilagang-silangan ang iiral na may katamtaman hanggang sa maalon na karagatan.
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| RAINFALL WARNING | |
 ADVISORY |
Community AWARENESS FLOODING is POSSIBLE in low-lying areas and near river channels |
 ALERT |
Community PREPAREDNESS FLOODING is THREATHENING in low-lying areas and near river channels |
 EMERGENCY |
Community RESPONSE SEVERE FLOODING is EXPECTED Take necessary precautionary measures |
WEATHER OUTLOOK
Issued: December 01, 2020
Valid: December 01, 2020 - February 28, 2021
La Niña further strengthened, and will likely to continue until Mar-April-May 2021 season. Most models suggest strong La Niña during Nov-Dec-Jan 2021 season (peak). Increase likelihood of above normal rainfall conditions that could lead to potential adverse impacts (such as heavy rainfall, floods, landslides) over highly vulnerable areas.
Issued: December 01, 2020
Valid: December 01 - 31, 2020
La Niña further strengthened, and will likely to continue until Mar-April-May 2021 season. Most models suggest strong La Niña during Nov-Dec-Jan 2021 season (peak). Increase likelihood of above normal rainfall conditions that could lead to potential adverse impacts (such as heavy rainfall, floods, landslides) over highly vulnerable areas.
| Weather Systems that may affect Bicol region | Thunderstorms, Easterlies, Northeast Monsoon, Tail-End of Frontal System (Shear Line), Low Pressure Areas (LPAs) and Tropical Cyclones |
| Rainfall Condition | Bicol region – above normal rainfall |
| Wind Speed and Direction | Moderate to strong winds blowing from the Northeast will prevail |
| Average Temperature | 23°C-31°C |
| Mean Relative Humidity | 84-90% |
| Soil Moisture | Moist to wet |
| Tropical Cyclones | 1 or 2 |
Valid: December 01-10, 2020
| Weather Systems |
Localized Thunderstorms, Northeast Monsoon, Tail-End of Frontal System, Easterlies, Low Pressure Area (LPA). |
| Fishing Advisory |
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| Farm Activities |
Planting of irrigated rice and corn cucumber, ampalaya, talinum, radish, okra, squash, sweet potato, endive, gabi, beets, patola and upo in areas not affected by past typhoons is taking place. Harvesting of matured crops and preparation of land for rice and corn crops in some areas which are not heavily affected by the past typhoons are in progress. Farmers continue cleaning, repairing and renovating the farm structures damaged by past typhoons. |
| Soil Moisture Condition | Moist – Masbate; Wet – Rest of Bicol region |
Issued at: 5:00 PM today, 12 JANUARY 2021
SYNOPSIS: At 3:00 PM today, the Low Pressure Area was estimated at 160 km Southeast of General Santos City or 940km South Southeast of Legazpi City, Albay (5.0N, 126.1E). Tail-end of Frontal System (Shear line) affecting Visayas. Northeast Monsoon affecting Luzon. MAGIGING KAMUGTAKAN: Mapanganuron na kalangitan na may maluyang pag-uran dulot kan Amihan ang ma-iral sa Kabikulan, Oriental Mindoro, Marinduque asin Romblon. Mapanganuron na kalangitan na may warak-warak na mga pag-uran asin pagkikilat-pagdaguldol dulot kan Tail-End of Frontal System (Shear line) an mamamatian sa Northern Samar. Katamtaman sagkod sa makusog na duros na hali sa Norte-sirangan an ma-iral na may katamtaman sagkod sa ma-okol na kadagatan. PAGTAYA: Maulap na papawirin na may mahinang pag-ulan dulot ng Amihan ang iiral sa Rehiyong Bikol, Oriental Mindoro, Marinduque at Romblon. Maulap na papawirin na may kalat-kalat na mga pag-ulan at pagkidlat-pagkulog dulot ng Tail-End of Frontal System (Shear line) ang mararanasan sa Northern Samar. Katamtaman hanggang sa malakas na hangin mula sa Hilangan-silangan ang iiral na may katamtaman hanggang sa ma-alon na karagatan.
12 JANUARY 2021
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EUFRONIO H. GARCIA
Officer-In-Charge, Southern Luzon-PRSD
Legaspi
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Officer-in-Charge: Ms. LILIAN N. GUILLERMO,Chief Meteorological Officer PAGASA Weather Station Airport 4500 LEGAZPI CITY |
Daet
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Officer-in-Charge: Ms. TRINIDAD D. TUAZON, Chief Meteorological Officer PAGASA Weather Station 4600 Daet, Camarines Norte |
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Officer-in-Charge: Mr. EUFRONIO H. GARCIA, Chief Meteorological Officer PAGASA Weather Station Airport 4800 VIRAC, Catanduanes |
Masbate
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Officer-in-Charge: Ms. RIZZA G. BARTOLATA, Chief Meteorological Officer PAGASA Weather Station 5400 Masbate City |
Catarman
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Officer-in-Charge: Mr. FELION C. CORONA Chief Meteorological Officer PAGASA Weather Station 6400 CATARMAN, Northern Samar |
Local Weather Forecast
Issued at: 5:00 PM today, 12 JANUARY 2021
SYNOPSIS: At 3:00 PM today, the Low Pressure Area was estimated at 160 km Southeast of General Santos City or 940km South Southeast of Legazpi City, Albay (5.0N, 126.1E). Tail-end of Frontal System (Shear line) affecting Visayas. Northeast Monsoon affecting Luzon. MAGIGING KAMUGTAKAN: Mapanganuron na kalangitan na may maluyang pag-uran dulot kan Amihan ang ma-iral sa Kabikulan, Oriental Mindoro, Marinduque asin Romblon. Mapanganuron na kalangitan na may warak-warak na mga pag-uran asin pagkikilat-pagdaguldol dulot kan Tail-End of Frontal System (Shear line) an mamamatian sa Northern Samar. Katamtaman sagkod sa makusog na duros na hali sa Norte-sirangan an ma-iral na may katamtaman sagkod sa ma-okol na kadagatan. PAGTAYA: Maulap na papawirin na may mahinang pag-ulan dulot ng Amihan ang iiral sa Rehiyong Bikol, Oriental Mindoro, Marinduque at Romblon. Maulap na papawirin na may kalat-kalat na mga pag-ulan at pagkidlat-pagkulog dulot ng Tail-End of Frontal System (Shear line) ang mararanasan sa Northern Samar. Katamtaman hanggang sa malakas na hangin mula sa Hilangan-silangan ang iiral na may katamtaman hanggang sa ma-alon na karagatan.
12 JANUARY 2021
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Read more: Local Weather Forecast southern Luzon
Rainfall Warning
| RAINFALL WARNING | |
| ADVISORY |
Community AWARENESS FLOODING is POSSIBLE in low-lying areas and near river channels |
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ALERT |
Community PREPAREDNESS FLOODING is THREATHENING in low-lying areas and near river channels |
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EMERGENCY |
Community RESPONSE SEVERE FLOODING is EXPECTED Take necessary precautionary measures |
Read more: Local Rainfall Warning Southern Luzon
3 Monthly Climate Outlook
WEATHER OUTLOOK
Issued: December 01, 2020
Valid: December 01, 2020 - February 28, 2021
La Niña further strengthened, and will likely to continue until Mar-April-May 2021 season. Most models sugges...
Read more ...
Termination of Southwest Monsoon
22 October 2020
PRESS STATEMENT
DOST-PAGASA S & T Media Service
Recent analyses showed that a significant weakening of the Southwest Monsoon has been observed over the last few days. Moreover, the strengthening of the high-pressure area over the Asian continent has led to the gradual changing of the season.
With these developments, the Southwest Monsoon season or known locally as "Habagat" is now officially over. The season in the Philippines is on the process of transition and will be expecting the gradual start of the Northeast Monsoon (NE) season in the coming days with a shift in the direction of the winds.
Meanwhile, with the on-going La Niña, the NE monsoon may be enhanced that could trigger floods, flashfloods and rain-induced landslides over susceptible areas. Therefore, all concerned government agencies and the public are advised to take precautionary measures to mitigate the potential impacts of these events.
Signed
VICENTE B. MALANO, Ph.D
Administrator
3 Monthly Climate Outlook
WEATHER OUTLOOK
Issued: December 01, 2020
Valid: December 01, 2020 - February 28, 2021
La Niña further strengthened, and will likely to continue until Mar-April-May 2021 season. Most models sugges...
Read more ...
Termination of Southwest Monsoon
22 October 2020
PRESS STATEMENT
DOST-PAGASA S & T Media Service
Recent analyses showed that a significant weakening of the Southwest Monsoon has been observed over the last few days. Moreover, the strengthening of the high-pressure area over the Asian continent has led to the gradual changing of the season.
With these developments, the Southwest Monsoon season or known locally as "Habagat" is now officially over. The season in the Philippines is on the process of transition and will be expecting the gradual start of the Northeast Monsoon (NE) season in the coming days with a shift in the direction of the winds.
Meanwhile, with the on-going La Niña, the NE monsoon may be enhanced that could trigger floods, flashfloods and rain-induced landslides over susceptible areas. Therefore, all concerned government agencies and the public are advised to take precautionary measures to mitigate the potential impacts of these events.
Signed
VICENTE B. MALANO, Ph.D
Administrator
| 3-MONTH SEASONAL CLIMATE OUTLOOK (Libon, Ligao and Camalig, Albay) |
| Issued: December 01, 2020 Valid: December 01, 2020 - February 28, 2021 |
| WEATHER OUTLOOK |
| La Niña further strengthened, and will likely to continue until Mar-April-May 2021 season. Most models suggest strong La Niña during Nov-Dec-Jan 2021 season (peak). Increase likelihood of above normal rainfall conditions that could lead to potential adverse impacts (such as heavy rainfall, floods, landslides) over highly vulnerable areas. |
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| MONTHLY WEATHER OUTLOOK (Libon, Ligao and Camalig, Albay) |
| Issued: December 01, 2020 Valid: December 01 - 31, 2020 |
| WEATHER OUTLOOK |
| La Niña further strengthened, and will likely to continue until Mar-April-May 2021 season. Most models suggest strong La Niña during Nov-Dec-Jan 2021 season (peak). Increase likelihood of above normal rainfall conditions that could lead to potential adverse impacts (such as heavy rainfall, floods, landslides) over highly vulnerable areas. |
| WEATHER FORECAST |
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| 10-DAY FARM WEATHER FORECAST (Libon, Ligao and Camalig, Albay) |
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| Issued: December 01, 2020 Valid: December 01-10, 2020 |
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| Weather System | Localized Thunderstorms, Northeast Monsoon, Tail-End of Frontal System, Easterlies, Low Pressure Area (LPA). |
| Fishing Advisory |
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| Farming Advisory | Planting of irrigated rice and corn cucumber, ampalaya, talinum, radish, okra, squash, sweet potato, endive, gabi, beets, patola and upo in areas not affected by past typhoons is taking place. Harvesting of matured crops and preparation of land for rice and corn crops in some areas which are not heavily affected by the past typhoons are in progress. Farmers continue cleaning, repairing and renovating the farm structures damaged by past typhoons. |
| Temperature | Average range of temperature: 25°C-31°C |
| Relative Humidity | Average range of relative humidity: 58% - 100% |
| Soil Moisture | Wet |
| Probability of Rain | 40-90% |
| 10-DAY FARM WEATHER FORECAST (Casiguran, Irosin and Gubat, Sorsogon) |
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| Issued: December 01, 2020 Valid: December 01-10, 2020 |
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| Weather System | Localized Thunderstorms, Northeast Monsoon, Tail-End of Frontal System, Easterlies, Low Pressure Area (LPA). |
| Fishing Advisory |
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| Farming Advisory | Planting of irrigated rice and corn cucumber, ampalaya, talinum, radish, okra, squash, sweet potato, endive, gabi, beets, patola and upo in areas not affected by past typhoons is taking place. Harvesting of matured crops and preparation of land for rice and corn crops in some areas which are not heavily affected by the past typhoons are in progress. Farmers continue cleaning, repairing and renovating the farm structures damaged by past typhoons. |
| Temperature | Average range of temperature: 24°C-31°C |
| Relative Humidity | Average range of relative humidity: 58%-100% |
| Soil Moisture | Wet |
| Probability of Rain | 40-90% |
| MONTHLY WEATHER OUTLOOK (Casiguran, Irosin and Gubat, Sorsogon) |
| Issued: December 01, 2020 Valid: December 01 - 31, 2020 |
| WEATHER OUTLOOK |
| La Niña further strengthened, and will likely to continue until Mar-April-May 2021 season. Most models suggest strong La Niña during Nov-Dec-Jan 2021 season (peak). Increase likelihood of above normal rainfall conditions that could lead to potential adverse impacts (such as heavy rainfall, floods, landslides) over highly vulnerable areas. |
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| 3-MONTH SEASONAL CLIMATE OUTLOOK (Casiguran, Irosin and Gubat, Sorsogon) |
| Issued: December 01, 2020 Valid: December 01, 2020 - February 28, 2021 |
| WEATHER OUTLOOK |
| La Niña further strengthened, and will likely to continue until Mar-April-May 2021 season. Most models suggest strong La Niña during Nov-Dec-Jan 2021 season (peak). Increase likelihood of above normal rainfall conditions that could lead to potential adverse impacts (such as heavy rainfall, floods, landslides) over highly vulnerable areas. |
| WEATHER FORECAST |
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| 10-DAY FARM WEATHER FORECAST (San Miguel and Bato, Catanduanes) |
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| Issued: December 01, 2020 Valid: December 01-10, 2020 |
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| Weather System | Localized Thunderstorms, Northeast Monsoon, Tail-End of Frontal System, Easterlies, Low Pressure Area (LPA). |
| Fishing Advisory |
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| Farming Advisory | Planting of irrigated rice and corn cucumber, ampalaya, talinum, radish, okra, squash, sweet potato, endive, gabi, beets, patola and upo in areas not affected by past typhoons is taking place. Harvesting of matured crops and preparation of land for rice and corn crops in some areas which are not heavily affected by the past typhoons are in progress. Farmers continue cleaning, repairing and renovating the farm structures damaged by past typhoons. |
| Temperature | Average range of temperature: 24°C-31°C |
| Relative Humidity | Average range of relative humidity: 58% - 100% |
| Soil Moisture | Wet |
| Probability of Rain | 40-90% |
| MONTHLY WEATHER OUTLOOK (San Miguel and Bato, Catanduanes) |
| Issued: December 01, 2020 Valid: December 01 - 31, 2020 |
| WEATHER OUTLOOK |
| La Niña further strengthened, and will likely to continue until Mar-April-May 2021 season. Most models suggest strong La Niña during Nov-Dec-Jan 2021 season (peak). Increase likelihood of above normal rainfall conditions that could lead to potential adverse impacts (such as heavy rainfall, floods, landslides) over highly vulnerable areas. |
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| 3-MONTH SEASONAL CLIMATE OUTLOOK (San Miguel and Bato, Catanduanes) |
| Issued: December 01, 2020 Valid: December 01, 2020 - February 28, 2021 |
| WEATHER OUTLOOK |
| La Niña further strengthened, and will likely to continue until Mar-April-May 2021 season. Most models suggest strong La Niña during Nov-Dec-Jan 2021 season (peak). Increase likelihood of above normal rainfall conditions that could lead to potential adverse impacts (such as heavy rainfall, floods, landslides) over highly vulnerable areas. |
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