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Dr. Esperanza Cayanan, PAGASA OIC Deputy Administrator for Research & Development says they monitor the atmosphere, study weather maps, and use tools to see what weather systems are developing.
PAGASA says they can give more accurate information on weather systems around a week before they come close to the country.
PAGASA says tropical depressions develop into tropical storms, then severe tropical storms and into typhoons.
PAGASA says the highest intensity is a super typhoon.
PAGASA: Ang signal no. 5 po, nagsimula after Yolanda. Ngayon lang po ginagamit 'yun.
PAGASA says gale warnings are issued for coastal areas where waves could pose a threat.
PAGASA explains the lead time for storm warning signals.
PAGASA says the color-coded rainfall warning system is issued to advise people about how heavy rain will be in certain areas.
PAGASA asks people to monitor severe weather warnings, which they issue every three hours.
PAGASA: Ang bagyo ay hindi natin nacocontrol...pwede po itong magbago sa track.
PAGASA explains landfall is the time when the eye of the storm is on land.
PAGASA: So pag landfall, na-experience na yung pinakamalakas na hangin at ulan.
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