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6 days ago · PAGASA is the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration. It provides weather information, warnings, and advisories for different regions and places in the country.
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PAGASA is the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration. It provides weather forecasts and advisories for the country. See the outlook for 22-29 March 2024, including possible rains and thunderstorms.
1 day ago · The rates of increases or decreases in the trends are point values (i.e., specific values in the synoptic weather stations only) and are available at PAGASA, if needed. Climate Projections Projections on seasonal temperature increase and rainfall change, and total frequency of extreme events nationally and in the provinces using the mid-range scenario outputs are presented in this chapter.
4 days ago · In its May 6 advisory, signed by Administrator Nathaniel T. Servando, Pagasa said El Niño is weakening in the Pacific Ocean, with a transition to neutral conditions expected between April and July. However, there's a 60 percent chance La Niña may develop by June-August, the state weather bureau added. April 2024 impacts.
May 1, 2024 · AFP / Stringer. MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines may see up to two tropical cyclones develop or enter its area of responsibility this May, the state weather bureau said on Wednesday as ...
3 days ago · This product was part of the collaboration between PAGASA and CWB through the MECO/TECO VOTE Project. Disclaimer: The information contained herein are based on the 6-hourly forecasts of the NCEP-GEFS issued in the past 24hrs where the CWB TC Tracking algorithm was applied and on some climate indicators that are known to affect TC formation and development.
