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SEVERE WEATHER & TROPICAL CYCLONE DESK

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Official PAGASA storm signal warnings (TCWS #1 to #5), Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) entry tracking, and live satellite radar projections.

PAGASA TROPICAL CYCLONE FRAMEWORK

Tropical Cyclone Wind Signals (TCWS #1 to #5)

PAR MONITOR: NORMAL / NO ACTIVE TCWS

Official PAGASA Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal reference standards. When a cyclone enters the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR), signal levels dictate safety precautions, school suspensions, and maritime vessel restrictions.

SIGNAL #139 - 61 km/h
Minimal to minor threat to life and property. Intermittent rains expected.
Lead Time: 36 hours
SIGNAL #262 - 88 km/h
Minor to moderate threat. Gale-force winds and localized flooding possible.
Lead Time: 24 hours
SIGNAL #389 - 117 km/h
Moderate to heavy threat. Storm surges and structural damage likely.
Lead Time: 18 hours
SIGNAL #4118 - 184 km/h
Heavy to severe threat. Typhoon-force winds causing severe damage.
Lead Time: 12 hours
SIGNAL #5> 185 km/h
Extreme threat to life and infrastructure. Super Typhoon level catastrophe risk.
Lead Time: 12 hours
PAGASA PAR SATELLITE RADAR

Live Philippine Tropical Cyclone & Rain Radar Map

LIVE SATELLITE FEED
Satellite radar & atmospheric data provided courtesy of Windy.com and ECMWF global forecasting models.

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SEVERE WEATHER DESK

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Live PAGASA severe weather bulletins, storm signal warnings (Signal #1 to #5), and tropical cyclone track projections for the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR).

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SEISMIC EMERGENCY MONITOR

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Real-time earthquake updates across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. Includes PHIVOLCS epicenter coordinates, magnitude, depth, and tsunami advisory warnings.

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PAGASA Typhoon Safety & Emergency Preparedness Guidelines

  • Signal #1 & #2: Secure loose roof sheets, store emergency drinking water and non-perishable food, and charge all power banks and mobile devices.
  • Signal #3+: Residents in low-lying coastal and mountainous flood/landslide zones must execute immediate pre-emptive evacuation directives issued by local LGU/DRRMO officers.
  • Coastal Surge Risk: Avoid all sea travel and coastal activities when PAGASA storm surge warnings are active.