The
prevailing synoptic conditions over the country are now characterized by
southwesterly windflow, high humidity, and occurrence of daily rainshowers and
thunderstorms. This development signifies the onset of the rainy season over
the western section of the country.
During
the next two (2) months (July-August), near (81-120%) to above normal
(>120%) rainfall conditions are expected in most parts of the country.
However, monsoon breaks are likely, which may last for several days.
Meanwhile,
the unusual warming of sea surface temperature (SST) over the tropical Pacific
indicates the development of El Niño within the next three (3) months
(June-July-August). Starting September, rainfall patterns in some parts of the
country will be affected.
PAGASA
will continue to monitor the tropical Pacific and updates will be issued as
appropriate. Concerned agencies are advised to take precautionary measures. For
more information, please contact Weather Division (927-1541 / 927-1335) and
Climatology and Agromet Division (434-0955 / 435-1675)..
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