Bagyo'ng LANDO kalit lang

[arnolfu]

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Mao nay giingon - wa na gyuy pag-asa ang PAG-ASA.

Ato na pud pasanginlan ang Arroyo government nga kurakot kay wala naka provide ug saktong equipment sa atong weather agency. . . o mga walhon ug opposisyon - hala pagpista napud moh!

[Chipmunk888]

Mao nay giingon - wa na gyuy pag-asa ang PAG-ASA.

Ato na pud pasanginlan ang Arroyo government nga kurakot kay wala naka provide ug saktong equipment sa atong weather agency. . . o mga walhon ug opposisyon - hala pagpista napud moh!

lol.

[kolz]

That info was from PAG-ASA Mactan. It became a storm when it hit Cebu. The initial forecast was a tropical depression, thus, it's not that alarming. Nikalit lang ug kusog si Lando pag-abot sa Cebu.

I agree.

This is the uncertainty of tropical weather - its entirely sometimes UNPREDICTABLE. The storm did happen overnight, what was believed to be just a tropical depression, and suddenly develops into a storm.

Why blame pag-asa? Remember when someone says "forecast" - its basically predicted. Weather is unpredictable, the most important thing is you have to be prepared.

Unlike the weather patterns in the United States - storms are tracked way way far before it hits you, storms are tracked from the west to the east giving storm warnings before hand. In the case of storms originating from the gulf of Mexico going upwards, its the same thing - UNPREDICTABLE, no matter how sophisticated the equipment may be. Just like tornadoes which can form in an instant, that's the same pattern that's happening in the tropics like the Philippines.

[yokam]

Mao nay giingon - wa na gyuy pag-asa ang PAG-ASA.

Ato na pud pasanginlan ang Arroyo government nga kurakot kay wala naka provide ug saktong equipment sa atong weather agency. . . o mga walhon ug opposisyon - hala pagpista napud moh!

Blaming PAG-ASA is out of context because what they do is just to give forecast but there's no way they can predict what exactly will happen next, wind speed and direction even change in a second. Even countries with the most sophisticated equipments can't tell what will happen next when they're dealing with the weather. Bottomline, you can never control or predict nature. Wa lang nakapangandam PAG-ASA dayun ang basulon. Is it PAG-ASA's responsibility to look after people? LOL. They gave a forecast, and yeah, giddyboy is right, it already served as a warning (unta) but people have disregarded it.

[dark_phoenix]

4 30 gi suspend ang klas pero na abot ko sa balay 8 30 nah kay walay mga jeep!!!...

[diem]

[color=navy]Storms come, storms go. For the latest, 24-hour, real-time updates on the weather-- please look out a window.

[cebu-future]

It's time to upgrade their system.

[jingardz]

didn't heard or read it from any print/broadcast media earlier so wala me naka andam... not even a candle. brownout from that afternoon until the day after sa amoa. faetz!

[junmar4]

It's time to upgrade their system.

not just the system but also the people...

[borgy1981]

hehehe... kusog bagyo dire sa Cebu, padung pa jud mi uli ato gikan Bohol huhuhu... dili maayo nang naay motext nimo na "signal number 2 dire Cebu, asa na mo?" nya intawn wala nako katubag kay naa na mi tunga2x sa lawod hehehe...

ug naa pa ka sa Cebu pag singal #2 ni Lando, paksit jud na imong hubon!