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Himawari 8 was launched by JMA in July 2015 and was installed at PAGASA last December 2015. It is the most utilized satellite imagery in real-time weather forecasting, tropical cyclone analysis and for research purposes as it generates images every 10 minutes. Himawari 9 was launched in November 2016 and started back up operations in March 2017.
PAGASA would like to inform and caution the public of unauthorized individuals posing to be officials of the agency soliciting money for a foundation. A report has been received by PAGASA that an email had been sent to a contractor by someone pretending to be a PAGASA Official seeking to solicit donation to a certain foundation.
The development of Radar Quantitative Precipitation Estimation (QPE) allows for the identification and measurement of rainfall levels during a radar observation. . Interference (Lin et al. 2021), sea clutter, and ground clutter were removed from the radar using a fuzzy logic quality contr
PAGASA would like to inform and caution the public of unauthorized individuals posing to be officials of the agency soliciting money for a foundation. A report has been received by PAGASA that an email had been sent to a contractor by someone pretending to be a PAGASA Official seeking to solicit donation to a certain foundation.
The HIMAWARI-8 is a geo-stationary weather satellite, successor to Japan Meteorological Agency's Multi-functional Transport Satellite (MTSAT) series. It was installed at PAGASA last December 2015. It is the most utilized satellite imagery in real time weather forecasting , tropical cyclone analysis and for research purposes as it generates images every 10 minutes.
See the latest Pag-asa, Metropolitan Manila, Philippines RealVue™ weather satellite map, showing a realistic view of Pag-asa, Metropolitan Manila, Philippines from space, as taken from weather ...
SYNOPSIS: At 3:00 AM today, the center of the eye of Typhoon "CARINA" {GAEMI} was estimated based on all available data at 280 km Northeast of Itbayat, Batanes (22.8°N, 123.5°E) with maximum sustained winds of 155 km/h near the center and gustiness of up to 190 km/h.
