Flooded nanaman Pala Ang madaming lansangan. Didn't realize the rain was strong in large portions of manila. Parang regular rain lang Kasi dito sa Amin. ��️
Edit: I think I spoke too soon.
Flooded nanaman Pala Ang madaming lansangan. Didn't realize the rain was strong in large portions of manila. Parang regular rain lang Kasi dito sa Amin. ��️
Edit: I think I spoke too soon.
Last edited by baludoy; August 28th, 2024 at 07:57 AM.
Matindi Ang Tama Ng bagyo sa naga city. It looks looks like a lot of barangays are inundated. Parang ga-leeg Ang lalim sa pics
Many areas in Bicol getting more than a month's worth of rain in the past 24 hours.
kinda like ondoy,
who inundated us with its one-day's worth of rain, equivalent to roughly the country's 1/12th annual rainfall.
but majority of ondoy's one-day rain fell within only 6 hours.
i remember that very day, when i drove our van home, water lapping at its floors. along the way, i saw an MB100 on taft ave, literally floating along...
It finally stopped raining here.
When you see floods everywhere, it makes sense our ancestors built their houses on stilts. It's Pretty clever of them to adapt to the world around them and come up w/ that idea 💡.
The folks from the "Norte" should get ready to batten down the hatches.
Leon now a 'super typhoon' | GMA News Online
WTF?!!
Meteorologists face pushback despite very accurate storm forecasts
“The forecasts were quite accurate, and nobody can say they were surprised by the landfall location and intensity of these storms,” said John Morales, a meteorologist and hurricane specialist for NBC 6 South Florida.
And yet, at a time when hurricane forecasts are at their most accurate, some meteorologists say they’ve never faced so much skepticism, hatred and conspiracy-minded pushback.
They’ve been falsely accused, mostly on social media, of steering the hurricanes to Florida or Appalachia. Some have reported threats of violence online, while others say they’ve experienced personal attacks.
“In the past two months, there’s been such an uptick in conspiracy theories, especially on social media, it’s undermining my ability to do my job effectively,” said Matthew Cappucci, a meteorologist with MyRadar Weather and The Washington Post. “People will see an errant signal on a radar and think we’re zapping hurricanes. There are people who think we’re able to steer hurricanes into red states.”
Cappucci said social media commenters have berated him for his Harvard education and said he should be fired. At a bar in Louisiana recently, Cappucci added, he was interrupted by a man who noticed his MyRadar shirt and insisted that Cappucci worked for Bill Gates.
“He spent the next 14 minutes harassing me about weather modification,” Cappucci said.
The NCR is now under Signal No. 1
More areas under cyclone signals as '''Pepito''' intensifies anew | ABS-CBN News
nag storm surge na pala sa catanduanes kanina ahead of the rains.
https://x.com/inquirerdotnet/status/1857670671851204663