midwestdvr
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Here's to hoping that it won't do a lot of damage. Y'all hang tight up there.
It ain't over yet! -- Round 2
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hope that this weekend is better than last weekend.
jonix
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parma missed manila 
but it battered northern luzon
but it battered northern luzon
shugar
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i'm stuck with a tube of KY Jelly... now what?
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RonFrank
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Good luck, and I hope this blows through without much damage...
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Parma (Pepeng) now been forecast to hang around northern Luzon for between 3-5 days (ending 7th to 9th October - today being Sunday 4th October).
CNN weather reported that Pepeng might even cause more heavy rainfall in Manila. Pagasa were warning the same earlier tonight on ANC TV (Sunday 4th).
There is also super typhoon Melor (20W) which is headed towards the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR), but present forecast put this as veering north towards Japan.
This year is an El Niño year which began in August and is expected to run into November. Mean average sea temps in the top 300m water in the tropical west Pacific are measured at 0.7-1.0 deg C above average. This means conditions for the development of super typhoons is perfect for the next few weeks.
Anyone planning a vacation here - in particularly to the central/northern islands - MUST keep a close eye on the weather for the next 6 or 7 weeks.
CNN weather reported that Pepeng might even cause more heavy rainfall in Manila. Pagasa were warning the same earlier tonight on ANC TV (Sunday 4th).
There is also super typhoon Melor (20W) which is headed towards the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR), but present forecast put this as veering north towards Japan.
This year is an El Niño year which began in August and is expected to run into November. Mean average sea temps in the top 300m water in the tropical west Pacific are measured at 0.7-1.0 deg C above average. This means conditions for the development of super typhoons is perfect for the next few weeks.
Anyone planning a vacation here - in particularly to the central/northern islands - MUST keep a close eye on the weather for the next 6 or 7 weeks.
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