After a short spell as a Tropical Storm Crising is laughably disorganized now as it moves over Mindanao. The big issue continues to be rainfall with this low as tracks west north of Davao City. Some rain may be felt futher north into southern Visayas as well but that is about the extent of impacts from this storm system.
Elsewhere the rainy season front continues to dominate today bringing messy weather from eastern China through South West Japan with high pressure in control in the northern Philippines resulting in extreme heat there through the Indo-China Penisulla.
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After a short spell as a Tropical Storm Crising is laughably disorganized now as it moves over Mindanao. The big issue continues to be rainfall with this low as tracks west north of Davao City. Some rain may be felt futher north into southern Visayas as well but that is about the extent of impacts from this storm system.
Elsewhere the rainy season front continues to dominate today bringing messy weather from eastern China through South West Japan with high pressure in control in the northern Philippines resulting in extreme heat there through the Indo-China Penisulla.
January 12, 2021 HOUSE Minority Floor Leader and Abang Lingkod Representative Stephen Paduano is pushing for the retention of the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) Training Center in the Municipality of Hinoba-an.
Paduano said instead of closing, the PCG Training Center should be developed for the realization of Hinoba-an s potential to become the next port hub of Asia given the fact that Singapore, which has been known as the port hub of Asia, is having a problem because of the conflict at the West Philippine Sea. Hinoba-an, Negros is an alternative navigational route connecting Tawi-Tawi to Zamboanga to Malaysia to Japan and the Training Center is the way to that, Paduano said.
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