Tropical storm Paeng Nalgae

GENERAL SANTOS CITY (MindaNews / 1 November) – Typhoon Paeng, (international name Nalgae) was observed and tracked by PAGASA (Philippine Atmospheric, ...

What was missing in the weather bulletin issued by PAGASA was information on how the typhoon would impact river basins and flood plains at the southern part of the Philippine Archipelago. He also represented PIEP at the City Development Council of General Santos City, and is actively engaged with the private sector in establishing their proposed developments in Southern Mindanao. Typhoon Paeng was tracked to enter the Philippines at the upper (northern) part of the archipelago. The government of the Philippines and local decision makers will have to accept this one fact – our global climate has changed. In the meantime, Paeng was growing and gathering more moisture in the air. PAGASA started releasing weather bulletins about the typhoon by October 26, and coordinated with the Department of Interior and Local Government and Local Government Units (LGUs) in potentially affected areas.