PAGASA, ipinaliwanag ang pagkakabuo ng Bagyong #EntengPH malapit sa kalupaan

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00:00The hope was made clear as to why the quake that affected some parts of the country became so fast.

00:09This is what Rod Lagusan reported.

00:12It's normal for a quake to occur near the earth, in any climate condition.

00:20This is what Assistant Weather Services Chief Chris Perez explained.

00:24It's not unusual anymore. This is normal.

00:27Any time of the year, a quake can occur near the landmass.

00:32Or it can occur inside a park, far from our landmass, or enter from outside our air responsibility.

00:39There are cases that occur in less than 24 hours.

00:42These quakes occur from a low pressure.

00:45That is why we keep on monitoring.

00:47It's not new that this quake became so fast.

00:51On August 31, the Weather Advisory issued a warning in the low pressure area.

00:55It was expected to affect the eastern Visayas.

00:59The next day, on September 1, it became a tropical depression or a typhoon.

01:04According to Perez, they have been monitoring 24x7 to provide accurate information.

01:09But this is not yet the effect of the quake.

01:12It's too early to tell.

01:13Because the situation in the tropical Pacific, where we monitor the sea surface temperature,

01:20is still normal.

01:23It's in a neutral condition, so to speak.

01:25If we monitor it, the warmer sea surface temperature should be closer to our country.

01:32And we're expecting that to happen, possibly, during the last quarter of this year.

01:37When it comes to the PAR plus 5 rule,

01:40this is the monitoring of weather conditions outside the PAR.

01:44This is the expansion of the area that is being monitored by adding a 5-degree longitude in the east.

01:50By doing this, the information will be given earlier to the quakes that are forming outside the PAR.

01:56Meanwhile, Perez added that there is still an expected effect of a typhoon

02:00and that even if a typhoon comes out of the PAR tomorrow morning,

02:03it will affect the northern part of Luzon as well as Metro Manila,

02:07which may last until Saturday.

02:09When it comes to the effects of the typhoon, according to Perez,

02:12there are different things to look at.

02:14If it rains in their area for a few days, the soil may be saturated,

02:19the soil is soft, so it can fall.

02:21Because it's not just the weather that can contribute.

02:23Let's look at the development in the surrounding.

02:25It can be the rate of urbanization or any other activities

02:28that may have altered the natural features of the environment.

02:31Possibly, because of this, it had a different effect in the early years.

02:35Rod Laguzad for Pambansang TV in Bagong, Philippines.

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