Weather Updates on Typhoon Ruby

[Erebus]

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Spoiler! 

Hi, I'm making this thread so that it would be easier for Istoryans to read updates right away without having to inconveniently backread on the other thread.

This first post will be updated in a timely manner, so it's important to check on this page from time to time (and hopefully my internet connection won't fail too).

Please also note that I'm no meteorologist and I'm only doing this to disseminate reliable information for the safety of the people.

UPDATES

(06:00 AM December 7, 2014) Satellite Image Capture from AccuWeather.com:



Rain Alert Update #03 (As of 05:00 AM December 7, 2014)
Typhoon HAGUPIT (RUBY) will bring moderate to heavy and extreme rains across Bicol Region and Visayas today until tomorrow, Monday. The rains will be more frequent along the coastal and mountain slope areas. Hence, the Orange, Red and Violet Rain Alerts are still hoisted along these areas:



Meaning of the above Color-Coded Alert Levels:



Potential path (forecast track) from WeatherPhilippines & MeteoGroup:



09:30 PM December 6, 2014 update from meteorologist Robert Speta of WesternWeatherPacific.com

[solderingiron]

Un sai balita?

[zach]

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[amorchuckie]

Latest news.



Pwede na close thread. Luwas nata. lol

[boyq]

Latest news.



Pwede na close thread. Luwas nata. lol

Bro, politics and current events section is not a fantasy one.

[Istudyante-Ni-Pikoy]

Naa naman tay typhoon thread. Maybe pwde rani ma merge seems ang content is the same from the current.

[Erebus]

Ma sagolan ra gihapon ni ug mga unreal informations just like the other thread, u can't control sa mga posters. Unless you can delet them. And also, how accurate sad boss ang information seems lain2x rba krun ug information updates ang mga gipang broadcast.

Sadly, yeah. But that's the point of this thread, if ever masagolan ug unnecessary posts, they can just check the first post right away, unlike sa other thread na mo-backread pa ta ug kapila. That was my problem with last year's earthquake and super typhoon, sige ra ko ug backread kay daghan na kaayo ug mga unnecessary posts.

In regards to information, di jud na malikayan na lain2x ug forecast because each weather agency will always have different forecast tracks and models. But as of now, the meteorologists seem to agree with the forecast track of JMA, PAGASA, WeatherPhilippines, and MeteoGroup, which is the forecast track that you can see in the first post.

Pero sa satellite image capture, pareha ra jud na sila tanan.

Lastly, kanang video na akong gi-share kay gikan na sa WesternWeatherPacific nga team, and they have a team of meteorologists stationed across Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. They relay their information to each other and to the guy talking in the video. They are out there on the field, with their equipment, unlike sa uban weather agencies like sa Japan or U.S. na wala kaayo sila'y kaugalingong active team nga naa sa field (here in the Philippines).

I'm just providing the available information for easy access. But it is still advisable to check different forecast tracks and wind alert/rain alert information from various weather agencies.

Pero naa ra gihapon na sa mga tao dinhi if they want to continue with their petty banters and fights just like in the other thread, because anyway, if dili sila ganahan magtinarong, it's not my loss. I'm not earning money from this. I'm just doing this for the safety of the people, because lives do matter.

Thanks and keep safe!

[beyee]

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