just in: CLEAR skies and SUN is shining brightly. The busy market and bus terminal is back to business. Preparing for the worst to come: Sealing all glass facade + relocating genset at 13 meters off the ground + rewiring and securing electrical lines + transfering important equipments at higher grounds + transfering store stocks to winged vans + checking locks + securing important papers and documents. Too tiresome but its better this way than feeling sorry at the end. Ive got very important information from Mike N Cheryl and Veep C. Cerna to share: coverage of ST Hagupit/Ruby is 840km wide that is wide enough to cover the whole Visayas area. By tmrw Dec 6 high tide starts at 11pm. Speed is between 215-240 kph/hr and weakens as it interacts with the landfall. It is weaker than ST Yolanda with average speed of 320-340kph. Baybay can feel the typhoon by Dec 6 @ 11pm until Dec 8 depends on its movement. Areas facing the Pacific Ocean is critical more so to those in the coastal areas/lines. Baybay is lucky enough to be located in the West side so we can feel the wind from Camotes Sea. Ive posted the latest JTWC warning #17. In case you cant understand it means: black colored dots and lines were the past path of HT Hagupit while the purple dots and lines are future and predicted paths. Those numbers and Z means the date and time (24 hours or military time.) Have important things with you: Im wearing a belt bag w a little of everything important: cash in a zip lock; key; ID; Credit card; Paracetamol and rosary. Lets be PREPARED and Be SAFE everyone! PS pardon if I have missed impt info-- additional infos are welcome. Thank you.
Posted on: Fri, 05 Dec 2014 04:21:56 +0000
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