+ Follow EASTERN PACIFIC Tag
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[Title] => Blue mussels reach Pangasinan coast
[Summary] => The blue mussels along the Brazilian and Colombian coasts of South America traversing the Panama Canal have reached coastal waters here by way of the tropical Eastern Pacific.
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[Title] => Study: Tropical cyclones migrating out of tropics
[Summary] => Tropical cyclones worldwide are moving out of the tropics and more toward the poles and generally larger populations, likely because of global warming, a surprising new study finds. Atlantic hurricanes, however, don't follow this trend.
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[Title] => Nailad ni Agaton
[Summary] => Dali rang nikatap ang sayop nga kasayuran nga dunay laing kusog nga bagyo nga umaabot sa Pilipinas sa tungatunga ni’ng buwana tungod sa kapaspas, kagawasnon ug kalisod sa pagpugong sa pagsaw-anay sa social media networks. Mga nakadawat sa mga huhungihong wa kapugong sa ilang kaugalingon pagsangyaw ini pinaagi sa Internet o text messages.
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[Title] => Nailad ni Agaton
[Summary] => Dali rang nikatap ang sayop nga kasayuran nga dunay laing kusog nga bagyo nga umaabot sa Pilipinas sa tungatunga ni’ng buwana tungod sa kapaspas, kagawasnon ug kalisod sa pagpugong sa pagsaw-anay sa social media networks. Mga nakadawat sa mga huhungihong wa kapugong sa ilang kaugalingon pagsangyaw ini pinaagi sa Internet o text messages.
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[Title] => Hurricane? Cyclone? Typhoon? Here's the difference
[Summary] => A powerful typhoon hit the Philippines on Friday and moved out to the South China Sea:
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[Title] => El Nino conditions return to affect weather
[Summary] => WASHINGTON (AP) — US government scientists said Thursday that El Nino, the periodic warming of water in the tropical Pacific Ocean that can affect weather around the world, has returned.
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[Title] => US forecasters say El Niño may be developing
[Summary] => WASHINGTON (AP) – A new El Niño could be approaching.
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[Title] => PAGASA: La Niña to linger until May
[Summary] => Looks like we’ll be having a "cool" summer this year as the prevailing La Niña weather phenomenon is likely to continue through the month of May, according to the weather bureau.
"Recent weather events have confirmed the occurrence of a weak La Niña, which has continued to prevail over the equatorial Pacific. A majority of international climate prediction centers agree that this episode is likely to continue through May this year," the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) said yesterday.
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[Title] => ‘La Niña’ bringing monsoon rains
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If the prevailing weather pattern seems weird, it’s not your set, folks.
Even government meteorologists agree there exists an unusual weather situation in the Philippines, marked by unseasonal monsoon rains and the onset of a phenomenon known as "La Niña."
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EASTERN PACIFIC
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[Summary] => Dali rang nikatap ang sayop nga kasayuran nga dunay laing kusog nga bagyo nga umaabot sa Pilipinas sa tungatunga ni’ng buwana tungod sa kapaspas, kagawasnon ug kalisod sa pagpugong sa pagsaw-anay sa social media networks. Mga nakadawat sa mga huhungihong wa kapugong sa ilang kaugalingon pagsangyaw ini pinaagi sa Internet o text messages.
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[Title] => El Nino conditions return to affect weather
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[Title] => PAGASA: La Niña to linger until May
[Summary] => Looks like we’ll be having a "cool" summer this year as the prevailing La Niña weather phenomenon is likely to continue through the month of May, according to the weather bureau.
"Recent weather events have confirmed the occurrence of a weak La Niña, which has continued to prevail over the equatorial Pacific. A majority of international climate prediction centers agree that this episode is likely to continue through May this year," the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) said yesterday.
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If the prevailing weather pattern seems weird, it’s not your set, folks.
Even government meteorologists agree there exists an unusual weather situation in the Philippines, marked by unseasonal monsoon rains and the onset of a phenomenon known as "La Niña."
[DatePublished] => 2006-02-10 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
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