State weather bureau PAGASA gives an update on Severe Tropical Storm “Bebinca” today, September 13, 2024.
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00:00Good morning to all of us, and welcome to our press conference.
00:30This is the 13th of September, 2024, and we are still in the midst of a storm with an international name, Bibingka.
00:42I am Bernard Ponsalan of the Public Information Unit, and please join me for the next hour
00:46as we wait for updates and other information from the DOST Pagasa.
01:00And we are also being joined by our key officials from the DOST Pagasa,
01:05headed by our Administrator, Dr. Nathaniel Cervando,
01:09Dr. Marcelino Villafuerte, our Deputy Administrator for Research and Development,
01:13as well as our Division OICs, Engineer Ronnie Melcanillo of the Weather Division,
01:20and Engineer Sheila Schneider of the Hydrometeorology Division.
01:25So without further ado, let's start our press conference
01:29with a short message from our Administrator, Dr. Nathaniel T. Cervando.
01:35Good morning to all of us.
01:38We would like to thank our friends in the media who attended this morning's press conference.
01:48We are also joined by our other Pagasa colleagues, and of course, those who are attending online.
01:59Good morning to all of us.
02:02We called this conference because of the international storm Bibingka.
02:12One hour ago, the former severe tropical storm Bibingka was weakened,
02:25and now it has become a storm.
02:28It is continuously moving towards the southern part of Japan,
02:34and we hope that later tonight, it will enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility.
02:42Just a moment.
02:44And we also hope that it will leave immediately
02:47because it will enter the northeastern boundary of our Philippine Area of Responsibility.
02:54Now, the focus of our warnings for now is the hazards and risks
03:03brought by the storm Bibingka, even though it is very far from our lands.
03:08However, it will bring strong rains,
03:13as well as the strong winds brought by the storm Bibingka,
03:17which will affect many areas of our country,
03:20especially in Mimaropa, Southern Luzon, Western Visayas,
03:27including Negros Island,
03:29and areas in Mindanao, particularly in the western part of Mindanao,
03:35because we expect moderate to heavy rains starting today.
03:42And of course, we are asking our countrymen to be alert
03:50to the dangers brought by the continuous heavy rains
03:56and of course, floods and landslides that may occur.
04:02The gale warning is not high because the storm is far,
04:06so we are asking our countrymen, especially fishermen,
04:14to be alert because we expect strong waves, especially in Visayas.
04:22The details will be given by our colleague Ms. Glyza,
04:29one of the senior forecasters of Pagasa,
04:32what we expect in the coming days,
04:36because we are moving towards the weekend,
04:40what the weather will be like,
04:45not only in the areas I mentioned earlier,
04:51but also here in Metro Manila,
04:53because we expect heavy rains starting tonight
05:01and early morning tomorrow.
05:03Once again, good morning to all of us.
05:06Thank you very much, Dr. Nathaniel Servando,
05:09Administrator of DOST Pagasa.
05:12And for our update, not only are we being watched by the storm,
05:16we have with us one of the senior weather specialists of the Weather Division,
05:21none other than Ms. Maria Ana Glyza G. Escullar.
05:26Good morning to all of us and to our colleagues in the media
05:33who are eager to provide information to the public.
05:37This is the latest Tropical Storm Bibingka,
05:41or International Name Bibingka,
05:43which could be Ferdie when it enters the Philippine Area of Responsibility.
05:47As Dr. Servando said,
05:52earlier this morning,
05:55Tropical Storm Bibingka became a Tropical Storm.
06:01From Severe Tropical Storm,
06:03it became a Tropical Storm category.
06:22This is the latest location of Tropical Storm Bibingka,
06:28which is still outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility,
06:311,500 kilometers east of extreme northern Luzon.
06:37As you can see, this is Batanes.
06:40It is almost past the east of Batanes.
06:43It is just a small area,
06:46it would not have entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility,
06:48but based on our track,
06:51it would have entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility.
06:56The strong wind is now blowing at 85 kilometers per hour,
07:01and the wind is blowing at 105 kilometers per hour.
07:07It is expected to move north-northwestward,
07:10at a speed of 20 kilometers per hour.
07:13This is the track of Tropical Storm Bibingka.
07:18As you can see,
07:21we expect that it will enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility,
07:26either this afternoon,
07:28and it will also exit at night.
07:30But if it enters later at night,
07:33it will also exit early tomorrow.
07:36This is expected,
07:39before it enters the Philippine Area of Responsibility,
07:41it will remain a tropical storm.
07:44But if it exits,
07:46it will become a severe tropical storm.
07:49But we have not yet decided
07:51if it will weaken eventually.
07:54So we are not ruling out the possibility that it will weaken.
07:59So, as I mentioned earlier,
08:02it can still become a severe tropical storm
08:05if it exits the Philippine Area of Responsibility
08:08in the next few days.
08:09And it can also reach the Typhoon category
08:12in the East China Sea.
08:15So, what are we expecting?
08:18Because the Philippine Area of Responsibility
08:21of Tropical Storm Bibingka entered just a few days ago,
08:24we are giving an emphasis here
08:27on the Southwest Monsoon or Habagat
08:30that can be enhanced.
08:32So, at the moment,
08:34it continues to rain here
08:36in a large part of the Philippines.
08:39Southern Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.
08:43So, what are the areas
08:45that we are expecting
08:47that for today and for the next three days,
08:49there will be significant rainfall
08:52that can cause flooding and soil erosion?
08:56So, today until tomorrow afternoon,
08:59there may be heavy rainfall
09:02in Memaropa, Western Visayas,
09:04Sorosugon, Masbate, and Negros Occidental.
09:07Also, there may be heavy rainfall
09:10in Zambales, Bataan, Metro, Manila, Calabarzon,
09:15a large part of the Bicol Region,
09:17the rest of Visayas,
09:19Misamis Occidental,
09:21Zamboanga del Norte, Lanao del Norte,
09:24Lanao del Sur, Maguindanao,
09:26Sultan Kudarat, and Sarangani.
09:29Tomorrow afternoon,
09:31until Sunday afternoon,
09:33we are expecting heavy rainfall
09:35in Memaropa, Aklan, and Antique.
09:39We are also expecting heavy rainfall
09:42in the Bicol Region,
09:44Negros Island Region,
09:46and a large part of Western Visayas.
09:49Meanwhile, Sunday afternoon
09:52until Monday afternoon,
09:54we are still expecting heavy rainfall
09:57in Occidental Mindoro,
09:59northern portion of Palawan,
10:01Aklan, and Antique.
10:03We are also expecting heavy rainfall
10:06in the southern portion of Quezon,
10:09a large part of Memaropa,
10:11Camarines Sur, Catanduanes,
10:14Albay, Sorsogon, Masbate,
10:17Negros Occidental,
10:19and a large part of Western Visayas.
10:23We don't have any high-level gale warnings
10:26but the Eastern Seaboard of Luzon
10:29and the Seaboard of Visayas and Mindanao
10:32are moderate.
10:34What is the implication of this?
10:37We are repeating to our countrymen
10:40that they should only use small boats,
10:43one to two people,
10:45if possible.
10:47They should not sail
10:49because it is dangerous
10:51even if there is no gale warning.
10:53And to the parents,
10:55they should not allow their children
10:57to swim in the sea
10:59because it is dangerous
11:01to swim in the sea.
11:12This is the rainfall observed
11:15for the past 24 hours.
11:18The highest rainfall recorded
11:20in Coron, Palawan
11:22is 243.8 mm.
11:26Second is San Jose Occidental Mindoro
11:29which is also part of Memaropa,
11:31172.9 mm.
11:34Third is Huban, Sorsogon,
11:37159.6 mm.
11:40Fourth is Valera Aurora,
11:42107.5 mm.
11:44And in Daet, Camarines Norte,
11:46which is also part of Bicol,
11:48like Sorsogon,
11:50is 107.3 mm.
11:52So far, in summary,
11:53the highest rainfall recorded
11:55within the past 24 hours
11:57is in the Bicol region area
11:59and in the Memaropa area.
12:03So here is the result
12:05of the Climatological Division
12:07of TC Threat Potential.
12:09So,
12:11aside from the upcoming
12:13typhoon Bibingka
12:15or what we call FERDI,
12:17when the Philippine Area
12:19for Responsibility enters,
12:21there are two possible
12:23worst-case scenarios.
12:25So what is the implication of that?
12:27It has a big implication
12:29because what we expect
12:31to see is rain
12:33in a large part of
12:35Southern Luzon, Visayas,
12:37and some parts of Mindanao
12:39if there is a
12:41worst-case scenario
12:43in the east of our country.
12:45Instead of having
12:473-4 days of rain
12:49here in the western part
12:51of Southern Luzon and Visayas
12:53in the east of Mindanao,
12:55it will continue
12:57until 5-6 days
12:59if the low-pressure area
13:01here in the east
13:03of our country is complete.
13:05So that will be the implication
13:07if there is another
13:09worst-case scenario
13:11even if the typhoon
13:13Bibingka leaves.
13:15That is why we held
13:17a press conference
13:19in hopes of this scenario
13:21because we expect
13:23continuous rain
13:25here in a large part
13:27especially in the western section
13:29of Southern Luzon
13:31and Visayas area.
13:34So this is the latest
13:36from the Weather Forecasting
13:38Center of Pagasa.
13:40I am Glyza Escoliar.
13:42Thank you very much.
13:44Ms. Mariana Glyza G. Escoliar,
13:46Senior Weather Specialist
13:48of the Weather Division
13:50here at DOST Pagasa.
13:52Okay.
13:54So those are our updates
13:56regarding the typhoon
13:58that Bibingka is watching
14:00and it will be called
14:02Ferdie, the entry of PAR.
14:04Now, our latest updates
14:06regarding the dams
14:08that we are watching
14:10and at the same time
14:12our major river basins
14:14to be presented to us
14:16by our Senior Weather
14:18Specialist
14:19from the Hydrometeorology
14:21Division and a duty
14:23hydrologist as well.
14:25Let us all welcome
14:27Ms. Rosalie Pagulayan.
14:36Thank you, Bernard.
14:38So good morning again, everyone.
14:40So I will give the hydrological
14:42updates of our dams
14:44and river basins
14:46that we are monitoring.
14:47I don't know if you know
14:49where our dams are located.
14:51So actually, it is within
14:53the monitored river basins
14:55that we are also monitoring.
14:57Like for the Cascade Dam
14:59of Ambuklao, Binga, and San Roque,
15:01it is within the Agno River Basin.
15:03That is why the headwaters
15:05of the Agno River Basin
15:07come from the car.
15:09The Cagayan River Basin
15:11is inside what we call
15:13the Magat Dam.
15:15That is when it drains
15:17for the Pampanga River Basin.
15:19The Pantabangan Dam
15:21is upstream.
15:23Downstream of that,
15:25one of the tributaries
15:27for the Pampanga River
15:29is the Angat Dam.
15:31The Angat, Ipo, and Bustos Dams
15:33are located here.
15:35We also have the Caliraya Dam
15:37in Laguna.
15:39This is the current elevation
15:41of our reservoirs.
15:43The Angat Dam is located
15:45at 19445.
15:47For Ipo,
15:49it is 100.53.
15:51It has a drop of 0.06 meters.
15:53For Lamesa,
15:55we have an increase
15:57in elevation of 0.11
15:59from 7929
16:01to 79.40.
16:03Ambuklao
16:05is at 751.82.
16:07It has an increase of 0.11.
16:09For Binga,
16:11it is at 574.21.
16:13It has a drop of 0.27 meters.
16:14For San Roque,
16:16it has an increase
16:18of 0.51 meters
16:20from 26306
16:22to 26357.
16:24For Pantabangan,
16:26it has an increase
16:28of 0.45 meters
16:30from 19498
16:32to 195.42.
16:34For Magat,
16:36it has an increase
16:38of 1.76 meters
16:40from 19498
16:42to 195.42.
16:44It has an increase
16:46of 1.76 meters
16:48from 18630
16:50to 188.06.
16:52As of earlier,
16:54when this was prepared,
16:56it has an open
16:581.0 meter gate.
17:00For Caliraya,
17:02it is at 286.83
17:04with a drop
17:06of 0.21
17:08from 28704.
17:10This is the current elevation
17:12of our dams.
17:14For the dam updates,
17:16there is only one gate
17:18but because we expect
17:20rain within the next 24 hours,
17:22they added
17:24as of 10 a.m.,
17:26there are two gates
17:28that are open
17:30with an estimated discharge
17:32of 378 CMS,
17:34cubic meter per second.
17:36As of elevation 11,
17:38if we consider this as
17:40elevation 188.21,
17:42it will only need
17:44rain
17:46to reach the 190
17:48elevation.
17:50At this time,
17:52the elevation is being tapered off
17:54in preparation for this
17:56rain that will be added
17:58to the elevation
18:00of Magat Dam.
18:02They added a gate.
18:04Maybe your question is
18:06can the 378 CMS
18:08along the Magat River?
18:10Based on the survey
18:12conducted by
18:14the Japanese consultants,
18:16the lowest point
18:18within the Magat River
18:20is at 800 CMS.
18:22But that doesn't mean
18:24that we are not warning.
18:26We initiated
18:28the situation.
18:30What can our
18:32fellow citizens
18:34expect for the next
18:3624 hours?
18:38If there is a forecast
18:40rainfall of 15.40,
18:42most likely,
18:44there will be
18:46heavy rainfall.
18:48That is why
18:50they are open.
18:52That is why
18:54we are asking
18:56our fellow citizens
18:58to participate
19:00in activities
19:02along Magat River,
19:04particularly
19:06municipalities
19:08of Alfonso Lista,
19:10that is in Ifugao,
19:12Ramon,
19:14and other LGUs
19:16to be away from
19:18communities.
19:20So there will be no activities
19:22along the Magat River.
19:24There is no announcement
19:26of the gate operation
19:28but we are already
19:30on a flood precaution phase
19:32for Ambuklao
19:34and San Roque Dam.
19:45Ambuklao, Binga,
19:47and San Roque
19:49will approximately
19:51need around 500 mm
19:53of rainfall.
19:55But because Ambuklao
19:57and Binga
19:59are near its
20:01spilling elevation,
20:03it will require only
20:05170 mm
20:07considering that
20:09it is already
20:11nearing its
20:12normal high water level.
20:14So it is already
20:16170 mm.
20:18We are on a flood precaution
20:20and for Angat,
20:22it is still far from
20:24its normal high water level
20:26of 210 mm.
20:28But if this event
20:30can provide 560 mm
20:32of rainfall,
20:34it could reach 210 mm.
20:36But it is still low.
20:38That is its requirement.
20:40And for Pantabangan,
20:42it will require 560 mm
20:44of rainfall
20:46to reach its
20:48216 m
20:50normal high water level.
20:52Okay.
20:54So as Ms. Gleiza said earlier,
20:56we are monitoring not really
20:58on the impacts of this
21:00but the southwest monsoon.
21:02That is why our flood advisories
21:04are now active.
21:06So I have already
21:08added the links
21:10so that you can
21:12go to our website.
21:14Click on these icons
21:16and you will be directed
21:18to the flood advisories
21:20that we issued.
21:22The original flood advisories
21:24that we issued.
21:26So we also issued
21:28the Bicol River Basin
21:30Flood Forecasting and
21:32Warning Center
21:34Flood Advisory No. 1.
21:36So these are the expected
21:38impacts of this
21:40weather system
21:42on our river basin.
21:44And with that,
21:46thank you very much
21:48for listening.
21:50Thank you very much.
21:52Ms. Rosalie Pagulayan,
21:54our on-duty forecaster
21:56and senior weather specialist
21:58from the hydrometeorology
22:00division.
22:02So now,
22:04let's move on to
22:06our second segment
22:08of our news.
22:10But before that,
22:12I would like to thank
22:14our friends
22:16who are physically
22:18present right now
22:19here in our media room
22:21and joining us
22:23face-to-face
22:25in our press conference.
22:27Our friends from
22:29inquire.net,
22:31from UNTV,
22:33from ABS-CBN News,
22:35from PTV4,
22:37and
22:39many others
22:40our division chiefs
22:42who are also joining us
22:44in the audience.
22:46Our chief of the
22:48climatology and
22:50agromet division,
22:52Ma'am Telma Cinco,
22:54Ma'am Shirley David,
22:56our chief of the
22:58Research Development
23:00and Training Division,
23:02and of course,
23:04Engineer Lorenzo Muron
23:06who is the chief of
23:08the National Capital
23:10of the Philippines.
23:12So,
23:14thank you very much
23:16for your questions.
23:18And we are also,
23:20by the way,
23:22being broadcasted
23:24simultaneously
23:26to our official
23:29Facebook and
23:31YouTube accounts.
23:33So,
23:35we will try to
23:37answer your questions.
23:38We will ask our
23:40key officials and
23:42resource speakers
23:44to answer your questions.
23:46So, let's start
23:48with our friends
23:50in the media room
23:52who are interested
23:54in asking questions.
24:32Okay,
24:34based on the studies,
24:35if there is a storm
24:37that passes
24:39even if it is not
24:41landfalling but
24:43in the northern part
24:45of our country,
24:46Luzon,
24:47we expect that
24:49the storm will
24:51intensify immediately.
24:53So, in the past storms,
24:55although they did not
24:56landfall,
24:58they passed
25:00in the north-eastern
25:02or north of Luzon
25:03just like
25:05Karina,
25:07Inteng,
25:09and we also saw
25:11that Habagat
25:13or southwest
25:15Monson was enhanced.
25:17Although,
25:18even if it is just a
25:19low-pressure area
25:20as mentioned earlier
25:22by Ms. Gleisa,
25:24Habagat
25:26may also be
25:27strong.
25:30Although,
25:31in some cases
25:32in the past,
25:34although
25:36we may also have
25:38Habagat,
25:39but in terms of
25:40intensity
25:41and duration,
25:42if there is no storm,
25:44it is relatively
25:45weak.
25:46So,
25:47if there is a strong
25:48storm in the
25:49northern part
25:50of our country,
25:51we also expect
25:52that it will be
25:53strong.
25:54Many
25:55heavy rains
25:56will affect
25:58Habagat
25:59in the western
26:00section
26:01of our country.
26:02Western section
26:03of Luzon,
26:04Visayas,
26:05and
26:08western portion
26:09of Mindanao.
26:10Of course,
26:11with Metro Manila.
26:13Thank you,
26:14Dr. Servando.
26:15Do you have
26:16another question?
26:18Thank you, sir.
26:19But I guess my question
26:20was more of asking
26:21if Habagat
26:22is drier
26:23compared
26:24to past years
26:25because
26:26if there are
26:27no weather
26:28disturbances,
26:29there will be
26:30no rain in
26:31Habagat.
26:32Because in the
26:33past,
26:34even without
26:35weather disturbances,
26:36Habagat
26:37reached us.
26:38But now,
26:39without any
26:40weather disturbance,
26:41Habagat
26:42does not
26:43feel.
26:44Dr.
26:45Mar,
26:46maybe you can
26:47add something.
26:48Comparatively,
26:49for example,
26:50we have
26:51a strong
26:52Habagat
26:53in 2012
26:54and 2013.
26:56Relatively,
26:58Habagat
26:59is slower.
27:00Well,
27:01based on
27:02Karina's event,
27:04Habagat
27:05enhanced by
27:06Karina and
27:07Ting,
27:09the total
27:10amount
27:11of precipitation
27:14almost
27:15comparatively
27:16with 2012.
27:19But in terms
27:20of duration,
27:212012 is
27:22longer
27:23per event.
27:25But for
27:26the whole
27:27Habagat
27:28season,
27:29although
27:30our
27:31climatologists
27:32are here,
27:33but being
27:34under Dr.
27:35Mar Villafuerte,
27:36probably
27:37he can
27:38add
27:39more
27:40information.
27:42Thank you very much,
27:43Dr.
27:44Servando,
27:45and also
27:46for your
27:47question,
27:48Ariel.
27:49If we
27:50agree,
27:51actually,
27:52we have
27:53seen
27:54the
27:55impact
27:56of the
27:57last
27:58rains
27:59of July
28:00and then
28:01August.
28:02In July,
28:03actually,
28:04there are
28:05areas where
28:06we experienced
28:07above normal
28:08rainfall conditions.
28:09But that
28:10is despite
28:11what Ariel
28:12is saying,
28:13that if
28:14we look at
28:15the southwesterly
28:16wind flow
28:17in July
28:18and then
28:19even in
28:20August,
28:21there are
28:22areas where
28:23it is
28:24enhanced.
28:25Typically,
28:26if there is,
28:27as Dr.
28:28Servando
28:29mentioned,
28:30if there is a
28:31tropical cyclone
28:32passing by,
28:33particularly
28:34if it is
28:35in the
28:36northeastern
28:37part of
28:38our
28:39landmass,
28:40it is
28:41enhanced.
28:42And then,
28:43if we look
28:44at even
28:45in August,
28:46last month,
28:47we are
28:48almost
28:49at the end
28:50of August,
28:51in the
28:52northeastern
28:53section
28:54of
28:55the
28:56Philippines.
28:57But,
28:58when another
28:59typhoon
29:00passed by,
29:01it
29:02contributed
29:03to heavy
29:04rainfall.
29:05And in
29:06just a
29:07period of
29:08a few
29:09days,
29:10it
29:11was
29:12satisfied
29:13and even
29:14some
29:15areas have
29:16reached
29:17above
29:18normal
29:19rainfall
29:20in
29:21the
29:22Philippines.
29:24Thank you,
29:25Dr.
29:26Marcelino
29:27Villaferte,
29:28for your
29:29answer to
29:30our
29:31question.
29:32Are there
29:33any
29:34additional
29:35questions?
29:36Good
29:37afternoon.
29:38Rod
29:39Laguzad,
29:40PTV.
29:41Just
29:42as I
29:43mentioned
29:44earlier,
29:45there are
29:46two
29:47possible
29:48LPAs.
29:49The
29:50first
29:51is
29:52the
29:53LPA
29:54of
29:55the
29:56Philippines.
29:57The
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