
Posted by weathergaines
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on February 12, 2008, 2:19 pm
124.105.85.19
So far, Eastern equatorial Pacific temperature continues to drop signifying La-nina is strengthening further and its impact to us will more likely severe than what we experience last 2006 and possibly more likely to end up like what happen to 1998-2000 la nina episode.
Some out of season tropical cyclone and perhaps above normal rainfall likely to experience over our country as we head to transitional period of Cold and dry to warm and dry season that runs from March to April where NE monsoon completely subside and E to SE trade winds linger over the country.
As Western pacific warms above to its average, more moisture will be pump up over the atmosphere that will lead to more formation of cloudiness and its condensation will heat up more the atmosphere that will allow to more evaporation into the air that sufficient enough to supply power over the convection to produce intense rain and worse continues intensification also of MJO will contributes to this.
I hope our country is prepared enough to face another possible brunt of our climate that might result to flash floods if this event went through.
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