Everyone was anticipating another devastating typhoon to hit the Philippines. Pepeng (International Code Name Parma) became one of the most searched items on Google. Though it was forecast to hit the northern part of the country, Metro Manila residents were still expecting that it would still affect the region. But there was no super typhoon in Manila.
Good thing. Had it not missed Metro Manila, things would have been unimaginably crazy. Roads could have turned into rivers. Villages could have turned into lakes. I would not be writing this post.
As of 11:00 PM Saturday October 3, Pepeng has slightly weakened as it continues to traverse Extreme Northern Luzon. Most provinces of this region are still under Storm Signal No. 3.
Here's a satellite picture of Pepeng as of 11:00 PM, October 3 2009 courtesy of PAGASA.
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Good thing. Had it not missed Metro Manila, things would have been unimaginably crazy. Roads could have turned into rivers. Villages could have turned into lakes. I would not be writing this post.
As of 11:00 PM Saturday October 3, Pepeng has slightly weakened as it continues to traverse Extreme Northern Luzon. Most provinces of this region are still under Storm Signal No. 3.
Typhoon Pepeng
Pepeng To Continue Lashing North Luzon
Something Very Interesting:
Earn Extra Money Online
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