Download PDF OVERVIEW: Severe and sustained rainfall from 16–22 November led to widespread flooding across the Central Region, particularly in Dak Lak, Khanh Hoa, Gia Lai, and Lam Dong. Rainfall totals in Dak Lak reached 500–1,900 mm, with several stations recording over 800 mm in a single day on 19 November, classified as exceptionally…
Download PDF OVERVIEW: According to PAGASA, at 0100H UTC+7 today, the low pressure area (INVEST 92W) developed into a tropical depression and was given the local name “VERBENA.” Tropical Cyclone Bulletin #2 at 0700H UTC+7 indicates that Tropical Cyclone VERBENA maintains its strength as it continues to move westward over the Philippine Sea. It was…
Download PDF SUMMARY: Tropical Cyclones Position and Forecast Tropical Cyclone KALMAEGI has caused catastrophic impacts across Central Philippines, with Visayas provinces recorded the most severe impacts (NDRRMC). As of 6 Nov, 1300H (UTC+7), KALMAEGI was located approximately 190 km from Quy Nhon (Gia Lai), Viet Nam, moving west-northwest at a speed of 25–30 km/h…
Download PDF OVERVIEW:Tropical Cyclone KALMAEGI (locally named “Tino” in the Philippines and “Storm No. 13” in Viet Nam) made landfall over five areas in central Philippines (Southern Leyte, Cebu, Negros Occidental, Guimaras, and Iloilo City) with typhoon category strength. As of 0900H today, the centre of KALMAEGI was located about 190km west of Coron,…
Download PDF OVERVIEW: PAGASA is currently monitoring Tropical Cyclone KALMAEGI which developed east of the Philippines and has now intensified into a severe tropical storm. As of 1500H UTC+7, the centre of Tropical Cyclone KALMAEGI has been located at 805 km east of Eastern Visayas. STRENGTH AND MOVEMENT: According to PAGASA, KALMAEGI has…