flood but MINIMAL - 1" sa harap

Current report from weather-forecast.com said that there is going to be heavy rain (total 142mm), heaviest during Wednesday night.... but forecast provided by NASA Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission indicate a more heavier precipitation at 250mm

By experience, precipitation that is more than 250mm is enough to trigger flooding in low-lying areas of Olongapo City. In the other day's forecast both sources predicted more than 250mm... and true enough... the city was flooded yesterday.

Present actual condition: heavy rains (almost the same as yesterday when it flooded) but this blogger's gut feel.... may flood the lowest points in the city but not enough to bring flood at yesterday's level.... but then again... with all bases loaded (high levels at our rivers)... its still best to be ready.

UPDATE as of 7pm: due to heavy rain coupled by high tide (1.5m) a few minutes past six this evening, flood were again experienced at various barangays of Olongapo starting 6:30pm. It was however not as deep as yesterdays flood.

Olongapo City Subic Bay News Philippines

Heavy rain (total 142mm), heaviest during Wed night.
may flood the lowest points in the city but not enough to bring flood at yesterday's level.... but then again... with all bases loaded (high levels at our rivers)... its still best to be ready
http://subicbaynews.blogspot.com/2011/06/heavy-rain-total-142mm-heaviest-during.html

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Tuesday at 3:03am · Like · Comment

• Andreas Fröschl, Jam Foo, Lloyd Guarnes and 4 others like this.
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    Pampam Shoppe high tide po ba?baha na dito sa amin sa 15th street new ilalim

    Tuesday at 3:13am · 1 person
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    Olongapo City Subic Bay News Philippines kaninang 6pm nag hightide kaya bigla ang pagtaas ng tubig. bumaha din dito sa sta rita kanina pero di kasing lalim ng kahapon, pababa na ang tubig ngayon. di na din masyadong malakas ang ulan

    Tuesday at 3:55am
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    Rogelio Viado tnx... for info. we hope our city government, rescue team, police and ngo's continue for checking all risk areas. - (OFW-PCRG-CIDG sangguniang masang pilipino int'l. inc.)

    Tuesday at 3:56am
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    Liwanag Miranda The Olongapo local govt should do something to resolve the problem of flooding in New Ilalim, Mabayuan, and Sta. Rita. I remember these areas were always flooded in the past years. Now, there's landside pa.

    Tuesday at 6:41am
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    Guilbert Cabling Kya nga New Ilalim kasi palagi MALALIM ang baha twing tag ulan, manalangin na lng tyo kay patron Sta Rita, este binabaha rin pla kmi dito sa Sta Rita hehehe, jok! Kung hndi ntin dadaanin sa jok tlagang makukunsumi ka! SAME OLD PROBLEM! ! !

    Tuesday at 4:03pm · 2 people
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    Wacks Venzon jok jok na lang pang tanggal ng stress

    Tuesday at 7:39pm
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    Guilbert Cabling Napakasimply ng solution jan sa baha, pagkatapos na pagkatapos ng rainy season umpisahan ng hukayin ang mga ilog, hndi yung isang buwan bago magtag ulan uumpisahan ang paghuhukay, ang liit tuloy ng nahuhukay. Common sense lang yan!

    Tuesday at 9:33pm · 2 people
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    Margie Gie korek ka jn,kung minsan p nga kung kelan anjn na ung baha dun lang mglilinis..hay naku nsaan ba ang utak nyo..

    Tuesday at 9:40pm