Balod sa Kadagatan, Taob-Hunob ug Gale Warning sa Pilipinas
Live nga sukat sa gitas-on sa balod, oras sa taob ug hunob, temperatura sa dagat, ug mga pahimangno gikan sa Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) sa 10 ka mga pantalan sa nasud.
Oras sa Taob ug Hunob sa 24 ka Oras
Astronomical Semi-Diurnal Tide7-Adlaw nga Taya sa Kadagatan
Panglantaw sa gitas-on sa balod alang sa sunod nga 7 ka adlaw - Manila Bay (South Harbor)
Nasudnong Talaan sa mga Pantalan sa Pilipinas
Live nga sukat sa balod, taob-hunob, ug gale warning sa 10 ka mga pantalan sa nasud.
| Pantalan | Lawas sa Tubig | Gitas-on sa Balod | Kahimtang sa Dagat | Taob ug Hunob |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Manila Bay (South Harbor) NCR | Manila Bay | 0.1 m | Malinawon nga Balod | High: 01:46 Low: 07:04 |
Batangas International Port (Calapan RORO) Calabarzon | Verde Island Passage | 0.2 m | Malinawon nga Balod | High: 01:46 Low: 07:04 |
Cebu Strait (Mactan & Bohol Channel) Central Visayas | Cebu Strait | 0.1 m | Malinawon nga Balod | High: 01:46 Low: 07:04 |
Matnog to Allen Ferry Corridor Bicol | San Bernardino Strait | 0.4 m | Malinawon nga Balod | High: 01:46 Low: 07:04 |
Iloilo to Bacolod Fastcraft Route Western Visayas | Guimaras Strait | 0.1 m | Malinawon nga Balod | High: 01:46 Low: 07:04 |
Siargao Island (General Luna Cloud 9) Caraga | Philippine Sea (Pacific Ocean) | 0.8 m | Malinawon nga Balod | High: 01:46 Low: 07:04 |
La Union (San Juan Surf Beach) Ilocos & CAR | West Philippine Sea | 0.5 m | Malinawon nga Balod | High: 01:46 Low: 07:04 |
Baler Bay (Sabang Beach) Central Luzon | Pacific Ocean | 0.9 m | Malinawon nga Balod | High: 01:46 Low: 07:04 |
Boracay to Caticlan Jetty Channel Western Visayas | Tablas Strait | 0.3 m | Malinawon nga Balod | High: 01:46 Low: 07:04 |
Davao Gulf (Sasa Wharf & Samal) Davao Region | Davao Gulf | 0.1 m | Malinawon nga Balod | High: 01:46 Low: 07:04 |
Mga Sumbanan sa Kaluwasan gikan sa PCG ug PAGASA
Opisyal nga sukdanan sa mga balod alang sa kaluwasan sa mga pasahero ug mananagat.
| Sea Condition | Significant Wave Height | Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) Advisory |
|---|---|---|
| Slight | 0.5 to 1.25 meters | Safe for all maritime transit, RORO ferries, fastcraft, and open fishing bancas. |
| Moderate | 1.25 to 2.5 meters | Precautionary alert for motor bancas below 250 gross tons. Watch for surface chop. |
| Rough | 2.5 to 4.0 meters | Risky for small seacraft. PCG stations may suspend departures for motor bancas. |
| Very Rough / High (Gale Warning) | 4.0 meters and above | MANDATORY VOYAGE SUSPENSION for fishing boats and small craft. Large vessels on high alert. |
Philippine Marine Weather & Tides FAQ
What triggers an official PAGASA Gale Warning?
PAGASA issues an official Gale Warning when forecast sea surface winds reach 45 to 63 km/h (24 to 34 knots) and significant wave heights reach 4.0 meters and above, typically generated by monsoons (Amihan/Habagat), severe pressure gradients, or passing tropical cyclones.
Which vessels are prohibited from sailing during a Gale Warning?
Under Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) Memorandum Circular No. 02-13, fishing boats and motorized passenger bancas below 250 gross tonnage are strictly prohibited from venturing into open waters when a Gale Warning is active over their seaboard.
How are high and low tides determined in Philippine waters?
The Philippine archipelago primarily experiences semi-diurnal and mixed tidal cycles, resulting in two high tides and two low tides within roughly 24.8 hours. These water level changes are driven by gravitational interactions between the earth, moon, and sun.
Where can passengers confirm RORO ferry cancellations?
Passengers commuting along major ferry routes (Batangas to Calapan, Matnog to Allen, Iloilo to Bacolod, Cebu to Tubigon) should monitor local Philippine Coast Guard station advisories and maritime terminal offices prior to departing for the port.