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Apr 26, 2023 · The project has a total budget of 22 million USD which comprises of the GCF Grant Proceeds amounting to 10 million USD and PAGASA’s co-financing (in-kind) amounting to 12 million USD. This multi-stakeholder endeavor taps various agencies as its implementing partners such as the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG), Office of ...
The major services provided by PAGASA include the provision of weather forecasts and tropical cyclone warnings, flood bulletins and advisories, hydrological, climatological and farm weather forecasts. Services. Products. Weather Forecast & Tropical Cyclone Warning.
Users can read further about the seasonal mean projections in the DOST-PAGASA 2018 report titled, Observed Climate Trends and Projected Climate Change in the Philippines. Simultaneously, the Agency has been developing and improving the communication materials to enhance the useability of these information, particularly for Local Government Units, to aid in the formulation of their Local ...
This advisory from DOST-PAGASA will serve as a guide for everyone to prepare and provide timely and proper responses, particularly to the government. Meanwhile, the Office of Civil Defense (OCD) is once again reminding the public to heed the advisories from the DOST-PAGASA on El Niño and implement necessary measures in preparation for the negative impacts of the climate phenomenon.
Meanwhile, all concerned government agencies and the general public are encouraged to monitor and take precautionary measures against impending climate impacts. For more information, please call the Climate Monitoring and Prediction Section (CLIMPS), Climatology and Agrometeorology Division (CAD) at the telephone number (02) 8284-0800 local 4920 or 4921 or through email at pagasa.climps@gmail.com.
Recognizing the need for operational flood forecasting and warning system to help mitigate losses of life and property brought about by annual occurrences of flooding, the Government piloted a Flood Forecasting and Warning System (FFWS) for the Pampanga River Basin in 1973.
173rd Climate Outlook Forum (online) The Climate Forum was held online via Zoom and live-streamed on PAGASA's YouTube and Facebook accounts as a venue for the public, government and private sector representatives to discuss with the climate information providers the current climate status and its outlook for the coming months, and how these forecast information products can be improved for ...
