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UP meteorologists publish data on storm behavior
AN analysis of 45 years’ worth of Philippine tropical cyclone (TC) data reveals insights into how storms behave as they approach and make landfall in the country — considered as one of the world’s ...
UNDERSTANDING how quickly storms strengthen and how fast they move as they approach land is crucial to reducing disaster risk ...
A new 45-year analysis of tropical cyclones warns that these late-season “Christmas typhoons” are not only increasing in frequency but also behaving in ways that challenge the country’s disaster ...
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Pagasa unveils 2026 cyclone names, including ‘Kiyapo’
The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa). MANILA, Philippines — The ...
There's a reason why some names are replaced and retired.
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UP study finds storm patterns in PH that can guide response
Residents wade along a flooded road as Typhoon Co-may intensified seasonal monsoon rains at Malabon city, Philippines on ...
Meteorologists from the University of the Philippines have analyzed 45 years of Philippine tropical cyclone data, revealing ...
Meteorologists from the University of the Philippines have analyzed 45 years’ worth of Philippine tropical cyclone (TC) data, ...
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UP scientists identify behavior of Philippine cyclones over 25 years
Experts from the University of the Philippines have found a pattern in the behavior of storms approaching the country’s landmass, underscoring the need for urgent preparedness.
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PAGASA bares new roster of cyclone names
The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration will use a new roster of tropical cyclone ...
UPD-CS IESM study reveals how storms hit PH: northern storms are stronger and slower, while southern storms move and ...
Deep ocean hot spots packed with heat are making the strongest hurricanes and typhoons more likely—and more dangerous. These ...
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