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Last Updated on April 13, 2017 by Marie Bautista
It has been raining really hard the whole day and I have been seeing Color- Coded Rainfall Advisories in Social Media. Here is an infographic on MAKING SENSE OF PAG-ASA’S COLOR-CODED RAINFALL ADVISORIES:
As suggested also by blogger Steven Dela Cruz in a comment, you guys should also check out Project NOAH (Nationwide Operational Assessment of Hazards) . It gives you a live update on weather outlook and flood situation. (I am checking on Baguio now because although it has not been raining hard yesterday (August 19) and early morning today, the wind has been howling mad since 3 PM (I remember years ago when Pepeng unleashed his fury and I was on a seminar with officemates from the Ilocos and Pangasinan regions. They were spooked by the wind, because it was howling! They were like “Ate, is a dog howling?” cause it did sound like a dog) and the rain has been pouring non-stop).
Also, one of the best tool to use is the project noah, i just forgot the URL of the site but if you type it on google it will give you the link to the site.
Noah gives you the live situation of a place if it's flooded or not, it's like a map of hazardous place in rainy season so you won't have to wait for updates from the news
Hi, Steven! Thanks. I added the Project Noah URL in the post. Stay safe! We didn't have strong rains Monday (August 19) and early morning Tuesday (August 20) here in Baguio, but the wind is howling like mad now and the rain has been really pouring since 3 PM. Hope it won't get any stronger!
Spooky sound nga when it's howling like that. Still raining here, although we've had some breathing space from the rain last night…thank God!…At least that's enough time to let the floods recede a bit. Still monitoring whatever color warning they give.
I honestly am clueless about the color-coded rainfall pag-ASA was using until this storm (or depression lang ba si Maring?). We don't really have floods here in Baguio because of the terrain (more of landslides siguro), but we have a place here (which can be seen from our place actually)called the City Camp Lagoon which is always nababaha,
Thanks for sharing the infographic. Mindanao is also not safe from flooding, we have seen how Sendong and Pablo devastated Mindanao so this warning should be known by all.