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Typhoon #FalconPH #Khanun intensifies with wind speed near 215 km/h, air pressure 937 hectopascals (hPa) bringing with it heavy rain and strong winds.
It is moving north northwestward over the Philippine Sea towards #Okinawa and Amami-Oshima Island in #Kagoshima Prefecture, #Japan.
LA MESA DAM UPDATE:
79.74m as of 12NN 07.30.23
Note:
79.30m- Normal Operating level
79.70m- Evacuation Alarm Level
80.15m- Spilling Level
#FalconPH #dam
Pagasa warned residents in low-lying areas in Quezon City and Camanava (Caloocan, Malabon, Navotas and Valenzuela cities) to prepare for floods as the dam nears spilling level.
Keep safe and dry ☔
Tropical Storm #FalconPH #Khanun as seen by satellite in the Philippine Sea. It has enhanced the southwest monsoon or #habagat, bringing rain over parts of Luzon and Visayas, says state weather bureau PAGASA. It's ikely to strengthen into a #typhoon by Sunday afternoon or evening.
#Typhoon #EgayPH #Doksuri left the #Philippines' territory Thursday moving towards #SoutheasternChina.
A new storm is expected to enter the country's territory by late Saturday or Sunday morning and will be called #FalconPH.
Meanwhile, enhanced #habagat will continue to bring rains in #Luzon and #WesternVisayas. Stay safe !
No classes for pre-school and elementary levels (public and private schools) for Wednesday, July 17 due to Tropical Storm “Falcon.” #FalconPH #WalangPasok "Stay safe, Manileños!" https://www.instagram.com/p/Bz-_DDIlXEX6dYRbJP5g1YhdlsNXG1grtSakmY0/?igshid=4v432hzaah22
It wont stop raining and water keeps going up up up. #FalconPH
The welcome effect. Hello #FalconPH! 歡迎來到台灣 😊😜👍 (at AUO Linkou Dormitory)
Series of images for TS Falcon (Chang-Hom) as of July 9, 2015, 7PM
1. Snapshot from the Himawari 8 satellite as of 5PM. You can see the three systems rotating towards the northwest.
2.Total precipitable water map from earth.nullschool.net
3. MTSAT image from NOAA SSD as of 2:32 PM
4. Doppler image from the Tagaytay station as of 6PM
5. Wind map from the earth.nullschool.net with labels for (1) TS Egay, (2) TS Falcon and (3) TS Nangka
Sources:
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/imagery/twpac.html
earth.nullschool.net
http://himawari8.nict.go.jp/
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