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PAMBANSANG PANAHON SA KARAGATAN

Alon sa Karagatan, Taib-Kati at Gale Warning sa Pilipinas

Live na sukat ng taas ng alon, oras ng taib at kati, temperatura ng dagat, at mga babala mula sa Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) sa 10 pangunahing daungan sa Pilipinas.

WALANG GALE WARNING

Magandang Kundisyon sa Karagatan ng Pilipinas

Banayad hanggang katamtaman ang alon sa mga pangunahing rutang pandagat ayon sa PAGASA.

Archipelago Avg: 0.33m Wave Height
Pumili ng Daungan o Rutang PandagatManila Bay

Manila Bay (South Harbor)

Manila BayNCRCommercial Port & Commuter Ferry
Coordinates: 14.58 N, 120.95 E
0.1
METROBanayad na Alon
0.5m Slight1.25m Moderate2.5m Rough4.0m+ Very Rough (Gale)
Tagal ng Swell
3.8s
Dominant wave cycle
Direksyon ng Alon
262°
Swell azimuth
Alon mula sa Hangin
0.1m
Surface wind chop
Temperatura ng Tubig
28.5°C
Surface maritime temp

Oras ng Taib at Kati sa Loob ng 24 Oras

Astronomical Semi-Diurnal Tide
Susunod na Taib (High Tide)01:46 AM (1.3m)
Susunod na Kati (Low Tide)07:04 PM (0.3m)
High TideLow Tide
Philippine Coast Guard & Marine Advisory
Safe for all maritime vessels, passenger RORO ferries, and small fishing bancas.

7-Araw na Ulat sa Karagatan

Taya ng taas ng alon para sa susunod na 7 araw - Manila Bay (South Harbor)

Mon, Oct 26
0.1m
Banayad
Tue, Oct 27
0.1m
Banayad
Wed, Oct 28
0.3m
Banayad
Thu, Oct 29
0.1m
Banayad
Fri, Oct 30
0.2m
Banayad
Sat, Oct 31
0.2m
Banayad
Sun, Nov 1
0.1m
Banayad

Pambansang Talaan ng mga Daungan sa Pilipinas

Live na sukat ng alon, taib-kati, at gale warning sa 10 pangunahing daungan sa bansa.

DaunganBahagi ng TubigTaas ng AlonKundisyon ng DagatTaib at Kati
Manila Bay (South Harbor)
NCR
Manila Bay0.1 mBanayad na Alon
High: 01:46
Low: 07:04
Batangas International Port (Calapan RORO)
Calabarzon
Verde Island Passage0.2 mBanayad na Alon
High: 01:46
Low: 07:04
Cebu Strait (Mactan & Bohol Channel)
Central Visayas
Cebu Strait0.1 mBanayad na Alon
High: 01:46
Low: 07:04
Matnog to Allen Ferry Corridor
Bicol
San Bernardino Strait0.4 mBanayad na Alon
High: 01:46
Low: 07:04
Iloilo to Bacolod Fastcraft Route
Western Visayas
Guimaras Strait0.1 mBanayad na Alon
High: 01:46
Low: 07:04
Siargao Island (General Luna Cloud 9)
Caraga
Philippine Sea (Pacific Ocean)0.8 mBanayad na Alon
High: 01:46
Low: 07:04
La Union (San Juan Surf Beach)
Ilocos & CAR
West Philippine Sea0.5 mBanayad na Alon
High: 01:46
Low: 07:04
Baler Bay (Sabang Beach)
Central Luzon
Pacific Ocean0.9 mBanayad na Alon
High: 01:46
Low: 07:04
Boracay to Caticlan Jetty Channel
Western Visayas
Tablas Strait0.3 mBanayad na Alon
High: 01:46
Low: 07:04
Davao Gulf (Sasa Wharf & Samal)
Davao Region
Davao Gulf0.1 mBanayad na Alon
High: 01:46
Low: 07:04

Alituntunin sa Kaligtasan ng PCG at PAGASA

Opisyal na klasipikasyon ng alon para sa ligtas na paglalakbay sa dagat.

Sea ConditionSignificant Wave HeightPhilippine Coast Guard (PCG) Advisory
Slight0.5 to 1.25 metersSafe for all maritime transit, RORO ferries, fastcraft, and open fishing bancas.
Moderate1.25 to 2.5 metersPrecautionary alert for motor bancas below 250 gross tons. Watch for surface chop.
Rough2.5 to 4.0 metersRisky for small seacraft. PCG stations may suspend departures for motor bancas.
Very Rough / High (Gale Warning)4.0 meters and aboveMANDATORY 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.

Data Methodology & Public Sources
DailyNews.ph aggregates hourly nautical telemetry from Open-Meteo Global Marine Weather models, calibrated with Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) marine bulletins and Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) maritime safety notices. Tides are calculated using harmonic semi-diurnal astronomical models for the Philippine coast. Data updates hourly with an automated 7-day retention database cycle.