1. According to PAGASA, on average, around 20____________ hit the Philippines every year.
2. PAGASA starts to monitor weather disturbances even before it enters the ______________.
3. Data on___________ and_________ are used by the weather bureau in and direction of a tropical cyclone, tracking the path
4. A typhoon generally moves in___________direction
5. There are 5____________ that can be issued by PAGASA when informing the public of the typhoon.
6. A_____________ is expected to affect the locality when PAGASA issues signal number 5
7. Monitoring of storms starts with ____________
8. Radio and TV stations, and other media outlets can be used in public ___________
9. Preparing______________ is important before a typhoon hits an area.
10. If your home is at risk,____________ immediately as advised by the local
2. PAGASA starts to monitor weather disturbances even before it enters the ______________.
3. Data on___________ and_________ are used by the weather bureau in and direction of a tropical cyclone, tracking the path
4. A typhoon generally moves in___________direction
5. There are 5____________ that can be issued by PAGASA when informing the public of the typhoon.
6. A_____________ is expected to affect the locality when PAGASA issues signal number 5
7. Monitoring of storms starts with ____________
8. Radio and TV stations, and other media outlets can be used in public ___________
9. Preparing______________ is important before a typhoon hits an area.
10. If your home is at risk,____________ immediately as advised by the local
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1. typhoons
2. Philippines Area of Responsibility
3. storm size and intensity
4. counterclockwise or cyclonic direction
5. storm signals
6. super typhoon
7. radar
8. announcements
9. first aid kits/ emergency bag
10. evacuate
Explanation:
The Philippines is visited by 20 typhoons or tropical cyclones on average each year. In recent years, the country has been hit by super typhoons that have wreaked havoc on islands, cities, and towns, leaving thousands of people homeless, crippled, and suffering.
The most devastating of which was Typhoon Haiyan in 2013 (Super Typhoon Yolanda), which killed 6,352 people and caused Php 95.5 billion in property damage.
When confronted with that many typhoons in a year, being unprepared is the last thing you want to happen.
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