PAGASA itinaas ang El Niño alert level

Itinaas ng state weather bureau na PAGASA ang alert at warning system nito sa El Niño alert level dahil inaasahan ang paglaganap ng weather phenomenon sa susunod na quarter. Ayon kay Climate Monitoring and Prediction Section chief Ana Liza Solis, may 79 porsiyentong tsansa ng El Niño sa June-July-August season at maaaring manatili hanggang 2027.

Sa isang press briefing, ibinahagi ni Ana Liza Solis ng Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration na may mataas na posibilidad ng drier-than-usual conditions sa panahon ng El Niño, na maaaring magdulot ng droughts at dry spells sa ilang bahagi ng bansa.

Inihayag din niyang tinatanggal nila ang mga claim tungkol sa 'Super El Niño,' ngunit hindi nila tinutuluyan ang posibilidad na lumakas ito sa huling kalahati ng taon.

Ang pagtaas ng alert level ay nagpapahanda sa potensyal na negatibong epekto ng El Niño, na karaniwang nagdudulot ng mas tuyong panahon.

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The Philippine weather bureau on Tuesday said it is tracking two low-pressure areas that are not expected to develop into tropical cyclones or bring direct effects to the country.

El Niño conditions are now present in the tropical Pacific, with an 80 percent probability of developing into a full-blown event persisting until early 2027, the state weather bureau said.

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The United Nations World Meteorological Organization has warned of a possibly strong El Niño event that could intensify extreme weather globally.

Scientists predict the current El Niño, which formed in June, will surpass all prior events in strength. Improved models and data support high confidence in record forecasts. This raises concerns for drought in southern Africa and global weather patterns.

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NASA and European partners have tracked a large pulse of warm water moving across the Pacific Ocean toward South America. The observation, captured by the Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich satellite, raises the possibility that El Niño conditions could develop later this year.

The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration said generally fair weather with localized rain showers will prevail over much of the country through the weekend.

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The state weather bureau PAGASA reported that a low-pressure area and easterlies will bring cloudy skies, scattered rains and localized thunderstorms to several regions on Wednesday, July 29.

 

 

 

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