Friday, September 30, 2011

PANAHON UPDATE
on Typhoon Nalgae/22W/QUIEL
as of 30 September 2011 @ 11:38am Ph Time


ACTIVE TROPICAL DISTURBANCE
(Inside the Philippine Area of Responsibility)

Typhoon NALGAE/22W/QUIEL has maintained its speed...expected to intensify to Category 2 tonight...aiming for Isabela tomorrow. It is about 620 km ENE of Palanan, Isabela. Peak wind gusts are estimated at 185 kph accelerating Westward at 24 kph toward Northern Luzon. QUIEL shall intensify reaching peak gusts of 250 kph (Category 3) before making landfall in Isabela.

AREAS HAVING PUBLIC STORM SIGNAL WARNING

SIGNAL NO. 4
(above 185 kph winds)
SIGNAL NO. 3
(100 to 185 kph winds)
SIGNAL NO. 2
(60 - 100 kph winds)
SIGNAL NO. 1
(from 45 - 60 kph winds)
NONE Cagayan
Isabela
Northern Aurora
Quirino
Ifugao
Mt. Province
Kalinga
Apayao
Calayan Grp of Is
Babuyan Grp of Is
Rest of Aurora
Nueva Vizcaya
Pangasinan
Benguet
La Union
Ilocos Norte
Ilocos Sur
Abra
As per PAGASA Data as of 30 September 2011 @ 5:24pm



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FORECAST ANALYSIS AND EFFECTS
Typhoon NALGAE/22W/QUIEL continues to be a major threat over Northern Luzon. It is a small, compact system with its rainbands still over the Northern Philippine Sea but shall reach land this weekend. An eye is now apparent over its thick, wrapped convection. By 01 October, QUIEL shall traverse Isabela on a westerly direction passing near to the north of San Pablo and Cabagan...and to the south of Tugueguarao in Cagayan. It shall cross Kalinga between Pinukpuk and Tabuk. Tomorrow night, QUIEL shall be very near Balbalan, Kalinga. It shall continue moving toward Abra near Daguioman, Bucloc and Sallapadan, Villaviciosa and San Isidro. The system shall move into Ilocos Sur near Nagbukel and Narvacan. QUIEL shall exit to the West Philippine Sea (WPS) by 02 October and eventually move out of the PAR. QUIEL, while over the WPS, is expected to revert back to its WNW movement toward Hainan. By 05 October, QUIEL shall be over the Gulf of Tonkin some 220 km ESE of Hanoi, Northern Vietnam. The southwest moonsoon shall be enhanced as this system approaches land making the archipelago wet and windy during the weekend until early next week.

Residents over the places mentioned above should take all the necessary precautions. QUIEL is a very dangerous typhoon when it hits land. Coastal waters in Luzon shall be moderate to rough.





PANAHON UPDATE
on Typhoon Nesat/20W/PEDRING
as of 30 September 2011 @ 11:56am Ph Time


ACTIVE TROPICAL DISTURBANCE
(Outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility)



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LPA Alert:
Updated: 30 September 2011 @ 12:01pm
LPA 90W is about 250 km ENE of Palau.

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Thursday, September 29, 2011

PANAHON UPDATE
on Tropical Storm Nalgae/22W/QUIEL
as of 29 September 2011 @ 5:31am Ph Time


ACTIVE TROPICAL DISTURBANCE
(Inside the Philippine Area of Responsibility)

Tropical Storm NALGAE/22W/QUIEL has entered the PAR. It is about 1,335 km East of Sta. Ana, Cagayan. Peak wind gusts are estimated at 130 kph moving Westward at 11 kph toward the Northern Philippine Sea. QUIEL shall intensify reaching peak gusts of 205 kph in the extended forecast. It shall move toward the direction of Cagayan-Ilocos Norte area between 02 & 03 October. By 04 October it shall be out of the PAR...about 430 km SSE of Hongkong.



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PANAHON UPDATE
on Typhoon Nesat/20W/PEDRING
as of 29 September 2011 @ 5:14am Ph Time


ACTIVE TROPICAL DISTURBANCE
(Outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility)



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LPA Alert:
Updated: 29 September 2011 @ 6:42am
New LPA 90W pops out some 655 km ESE of Palau.

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Wednesday, September 28, 2011

PANAHON UPDATE
on Tropical Depression Nalgae/22W/Pre-QUIEL
as of 28 September 2011 @ 6:05am Ph Time


ACTIVE TROPICAL DISTURBANCE
(Outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility)

Tropical Depression 22W now bears the international name NALGAE. It is about 205 km East of the PAR. Peak wind gusts are estimated at 75 kph moving WNW at 11 kph toward the Northern Philippine Sea. Nalgae is forecast to enter the PAR by 29 September 2011. Once inside the PAR, PAGASA shall name it "QUIEL". It shall intensify reaching peak gusts of 195 kph in the extended forecast. Nalgae's direction is toward Extreme Northern Luzon. Between 02 & 03 October, it shall cross Babuyan Channel to the south of Camiguin Island moving WSW into Claveria in Cagayan, Pagudpud and Burgos. By 03 October it shall be about 105 km WNW of Laoag City. Stay tuned as we monitor this upcoming disturbance.



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PANAHON UPDATE
on Typhoon Nesat/20W/PEDRING
as of 28 September 2011 @ 6:05am Ph Time
(Final Advisory)


ACTIVE TROPICAL DISTURBANCE
(Inside the Philippine Area of Responsibility)

Typhoon NESAT/PEDRING is accelerating WNW at 20 kph over the West Philippine Sea..just a few kilometers to the northwestern PAR. The system is expected to exit the PAR sometime today. It is about 280 km WNW of San Fernando, La Union. Peak wind gusts are estimated at 165 kph!

AREAS HAVING PUBLIC STORM SIGNAL WARNING

SIGNAL NO. 4
(above 185 kph winds)
SIGNAL NO. 3
(100 to 185 kph winds)
SIGNAL NO. 2
(60 - 100 kph winds)
SIGNAL NO. 1
(from 45 - 60 kph winds)
NONE NONE NONE Zambales
La Union
Pangasinan
As per PAGASA Data as of 28 September 2011 @ 11am


FORECAST ANALYSIS AND EFFECTS
Typhoon NESAT/20W/PEDRING shall exit the PAR sometime today as it continues to accelerate toward Hainan. The system weakened to a Category 1 Typhoon and is covering most of the West Philippine Sea. PEDRING's outer rainbands is still covering Luzon including the Spratly Islands except the Bicol Region. Strong southwest moonsoon is affecting Palawan, Western Visayas and Western Mindanao. The rest of the Philippines shall be fair.

PEDRING shall make its second landfall over Hainan by 30 September. The system shall be making its third and final landfall over Northern Vietnam by 01 October. It shall move inland as far as Northern Laos and dissipate.

With this development, this is the FINAL ADVISORY on this tropical disturbance.


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Tuesday, September 27, 2011

PANAHON UPDATE
on Tropical Depression 22W/Pre-QUIEL
as of 27 September 2011 @ 5:46pm Ph Time


ACTIVE TROPICAL DISTURBANCE
(Outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility)

LPA 99W has intensified and is now a Tropical Depression named 22W. It is about 1,630 km East of Babuyan Island. Peak wind gusts are estimated at 65 kph moving WNW at 12 kph toward the Northern Philippine Sea. 22W is forecast to enter the PAR by 29 September 2011. Once inside the PAR, PAGASA shall name it "QUIEL". It shall intensify reaching peak gusts of 205 kph in the extended forecast. 22W's initial direction is toward Extreme Northern Luzon. By 02 October, it shall be about 185 km ESE of Basco, Batanes. Stay tuned as we monitor this upcoming disturbance.



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PANAHON UPDATE
on Typhoon Nesat/20W/PEDRING
as of 27 September 2011 @ 5:29pm Ph Time


ACTIVE TROPICAL DISTURBANCE
(Inside the Philippine Area of Responsibility)

Typhoon NESAT/PEDRING is now over the West Philippine Sea after traversing Central Luzon today. It is about 60 km WNW of San Fernando, La Union. Peak wind gusts are estimated at 195 kph and now accelerating westward at 29 kph.

AREAS HAVING PUBLIC STORM SIGNAL WARNING

SIGNAL NO. 4
(above 185 kph winds)
SIGNAL NO. 3
(100 to 185 kph winds)
SIGNAL NO. 2
(60 - 100 kph winds)
SIGNAL NO. 1
(from 45 - 60 kph winds)
NONE Ilocos Sur
La Union
Benguet
Pangasinan
Ilocos Norte
Abra
Apayao
Kalinga
Mt. Province
Ifugao
Nueva Viscaya
Nueva Ecija
Tarlac
Zambales
Cagayan
Babuyan Grp of Is.
Calayan Grp of Is.
Isabela
Quirino
Aurora
Bulacan
Pampanga
Bataan
Metro Manila
As per PAGASA Data as of 27 September 2011 @ 5:28pm


FORECAST ANALYSIS AND EFFECTS
Typhoon NESAT/20W/PEDRING moved westward and accelerated during the past few hours...still a very strong Category 2 Typhoon despite contact with Luzon. PEDRING is now over the West Philippine Sea but its inner bands continue to affect most of Central Luzon including parts of Northern and Southwestern Luzon. Bad weather shall still prevail tonight. PEDRING's outer rainbands is covering Extreme Northern Luzon. PEDRING shall be out of the PAR by 28 September. The strong southwest moonsoon is affecting Bicol and the rest of the archipelago.

PEDRING shall further move into the West Philippine Sea from within 2 days (28 to 29 September) before making its second landfall over Hainan by 30 September. The system shall be making its third and final landfall over Northern Vietnam by 01 October. It shall move inland as far as Northern Laos and dissipate.

The entire Philippines shall be rainy due to the storm's very large circulation.


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Monday, September 26, 2011

PANAHON UPDATE
on Typhoon Nesat/20W/PEDRING
as of 26 September 2011 @ 4:56pm Ph Time


ACTIVE TROPICAL DISTURBANCE
(Inside the Philippine Area of Responsibility)

Typhoon NESAT/PEDRING has maintained its movement and strength...now calls for a Northern Aurora landfall by tomorrow. It is about 250 km NNE of Virac, Catanduanes or 290 km ESE of Casiguran, Aurora. Peak wind gusts are estimated at 185 kph moving WNW at 25 kph.

AREAS HAVING PUBLIC STORM SIGNAL WARNING

SIGNAL NO. 4
(above 185 kph winds)
SIGNAL NO. 3
(100 to 185 kph winds)
SIGNAL NO. 2
(60 - 100 kph winds)
SIGNAL NO. 1
(from 45 - 60 kph winds)
NONE Catanduanes
Camarines Sur
Camarines Norte
Northern Quezon
Polillo Island
Aurora
Quirino
Isabela
Albay
Burias Island
Sorsogon
Rest of Quezon
Rizal
Bulacan
Nueva Ecija
Nueva Vizcaya
Ifugao
Benguet
Mt. Province
Kalinga
Cagayan
Metro Manila
Ticao Island
Masbate
Marinduque
Batangas
Cavite
Bataan
Pampanga
Zambales
Tarlac
Pangasinan
La Union
Ilocos Sur
Ilocos Norte
Abra
Apayao
Calayan
Babuyan Grp of Is.
Northern Samar
As per PAGASA Data as of 26 September 2011 @ 5:23pm


FORECAST ANALYSIS AND EFFECTS
Typhoon NESAT/20W/PEDRING maintained its WNW movement and is now heading toward Dilasag Bay in Aurora. A Category 2 forecast intensity still persists among the numerical models prior to landfall just to the south of Dilasag, Aurora in the morning of 27 September. Inner rainbands continue to lash Northern Bicol Region. Its outer rainbands is now covering the rest of the archipelago! Deteriorating condition shall continue to prevail.

PEDRING shall intensify further reaching Category 2 Typhoon Status (gusts of up to 205 kph) prior to landfall in Aurora via Dilasag Bay on 27 September. It shall cross to the north of Casiguran and move into Isabela between San Agustin and Jones. PEDRING shall cross Quirino near Saguday and Diffun and shall move into Nueva Vizcaya over Diadi. PEDRING shall traverse Ifugao in Lamut and move to the north of Asipulo. The typhoon shall continue moving WNW crossing into Benguet near Bakun and shall move into Ilocos Sur very near Sugpon. It shall exit to the West Philippine Sea via La Union between Bangar and Luna. PEDRING is expected to be out of the PAR by 28 September. By 01 October, PEDRING shall make landfall into Vietnam...about 80 km SSW of Hanoi after crossing Hainan and the Gulf of Tonkin earlier.

Residents over the areas mentioned above should brace for this upcoming disturbance and take all necessary precautions. PEDRING is a very dangerous system when it hits land!

The entire Philippines shall be rainy this week due to the storm's very large circulation.


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PANAHON UPDATE
on Tropical Storm Haitang/21W
as of 26 September 2011 @ 4:56pm Ph Time


ACTIVE TROPICAL DISTURBANCE
(Outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility)


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LPA Alert:
Updated: 26 September 2011 @ 11:37am
LPA 99W about 230 km NNW of Guam.

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