Combination ata ni egay at falcon ngayon. Both of them are causing habagat.
Easy drive because of the weather. I like this. It is raining the whole day but just right so there is no water build up on the road.
It's really sucking up the monsoon rains towards Luzon. Need all the rain we can get because of the extended El Nino later this year...
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It's really sucking up the monsoon rains towards Luzon. Need all the rain we can get because of the extended El Nino later this year...
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MMDA recommended to Malacanang to send goverment employees home early... Regarding private employees, it is at the employer's discretion...
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Heavy Rainfall Warning No. 9 #NCR_PRSD
Weather System: Southwest Monsoon enhanced by Typhoon FALCON
Issued at: 11:00 AM 09 July 2015
Orange Warning Level: Bataan
FLOODING is THREATENING.
Yellow Warning Level: Zambales, Bulacan, Cavite, MetroManila, Batangas, Laguna, Rizal
FLOODING in low lying areas.
•Meanwhile, light to moderate rains affecting Quezon, Tarlac, Nueva Ecija, Pampanga which may persist within 3 hours.
•These information are based on current radar trends, predicted tropical cyclone track and all available data.
MMDA recommended to Malacanang to send goverment employees home early... Regarding private employees, it is at the employer's discretion...
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Heavy Rainfall Warning No. 9 #NCR_PRSD
Weather System: Southwest Monsoon enhanced by Typhoon FALCON
Issued at: 11:00 AM 09 July 2015
Orange Warning Level: Bataan
FLOODING is THREATENING.
Yellow Warning Level: Zambales, Bulacan, Cavite, MetroManila, Batangas, Laguna, Rizal
FLOODING in low lying areas.
•Meanwhile, light to moderate rains affecting Quezon, Tarlac, Nueva Ecija, Pampanga which may persist within 3 hours.
•These information are based on current radar trends, predicted tropical cyclone track and all available data.
The more important dams are still critically low. Angat and San Roque need three strong typhoons to fill them up.
Number coding has been lifted as of 2:30pm, including the fallen Kingdom of Makati. All goverment work is suspended as of 3 pm. Expect light traffic this evening...
haha. natawa ko sa fallen kingdom of makati... pero nauna na yung mayor nilang na suspende keysa sa mga emplyeyado ng taga makati
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haha. natawa ko sa fallen kingdom of makati... pero nauna na yung mayor nilang na suspende keysa sa mga emplyeyado ng taga makati
Indeed, traffic was light tonight. I didn't encounter traffic from Balintawak to Pasig. Pleasantly surprising.
Another pleasant surprise was that there was no flooding in the usual spots I expected. I passed by A. Boni, E. Rod, and Shaw, all flood-prone. But despite the *******ial rain, the most I encountered were deep puddles.
What sucked though were the overnight potholes that popped up. NLEX, OG Road, SCTEX, and the major roads in Manila all had lots of potholes that weren't there last week. Shows how much our government steals from our road budget. Annoying.
Filtering "t0rr3ntial" rain...
Yes,- and blame it on the weather!!!
These crooks clad in "barongs" and "business suits" and their cohorts,- should be bur!ed al!ve !!! (May matitira pa kaya sa kanila?...)
"The measure of a man is what he does with power" LJIOHF!
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Ang daming mura na hindi finifilter ng Tsikot, pero "torr ent" ififilter?????
guys, please take note-- forced evacuation
Valenzuela City calls for forced evacuation
Inquirer.net, July 10, 2015 09:24am
The local government of Valenzuela City has called for the evacuation of residents near Tullahan riveron Friday.
"Mayor Rex Gatchalian recommends forced evacuation for residents living in low-lying areas particularly near Tullahan river due to possible over spilling of La Mesa Dam," a public advisory posted on the city Facebook page said.
As of6 a.m., the water level of La Mesa Dam has reached 79.98 meters, which is near the spilling level of 80.15 meters, according to the Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa).
The city government has released a list of evacuation centers in the area, posted below.
Residents who may need rescuing may call the Valenzuela City rescue unit at (02) 292 1405 or (02) 352 2000.
Metro Manila and nearby provinces continue to be affected by heavy rainfall due to monsoon rains enhanced by Typhoon "Falcon" (international name: Chan-Hom).
// Posted by Valenzuela City onThursday, July 9, 2015