Graphic summary
Next 72 hours, every 4 hours
Rolling program
16-day outlook & tropical watch
Compare vs. global models
Rain: the site forecast used everywhere on this dashboard — ECMWF+GFS, wetter model each hour — summed on Manila days (00:00–24:00). Where ECMWF ends, days are GFS only and marked. Days 1–10 carry day-level skill; the last days are a tendency only. Weekly program by ntfy; JTWC West Pacific invest watch.
Right now at CP N-03
Today — rain so far
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Operational rain summary
CPN03 rain by work area
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Hourly forecast
Today, hour by hour
| Time | Condition | Temp | Precip | Wind |
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Site-centre forecast on the same ECMWF+GFS wetter-per-hour policy as the 72-hour outlook, the command cards and the LINE alerts (a fallback tier is named above when used). Rows start at the next full hour — the hour in progress is not shown — and each row is one complete hour interval; rain is that hour’s total. The condition follows the model that supplied the hour’s rain; temperature and wind are ECMWF, gusts GFS.
Alignment settings & quick lookup
KMZ alignment
Calulut to CDC corridor
Quick check
Forecast anywhere
Not related to the CPN03 alignment above — just a quick lookup.
Automatic LINE forecast
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Forecast schedule
Checking schedule
Group chat
Short message
Legend
Live wind monitor
Wind per pier — 12.2 km alignment
Forecast gusts: GFS per KMZ segment, now + next 12 h. Live gauges: Clark METAR + Angeles PWS (north end) and Guagua PWS (SW of the P.825 end) — the LG truss anemometer is still the authoritative live reading at each gantry. Limits: LG700t launching 13.8 m/s (~50 km/h) ⛔, complex lifts ~36 km/h ⚠️, erection 17.1 m/s (~62 km/h).
Ask the AI
💬 Will the weather affect my work?
Ask about rain, wind, or how the weather affects site work (concrete pours, lifting, excavation). Answers come from the same live forecast data on this page — the site engineer decides; always verify against the latest PAGASA bulletin.
Habagat watch
Southwest Monsoon (Habagat)
Sources & details
Read-only situational awareness, assembled from PAGASA's own NCR-PRSD bulletin, the Pampanga rainfall advisory, and the site's upwind rain gauges — verify against the live PAGASA sources linked below before making site decisions.
Advisory & claims
Checking advisory status
PAGASA-only Typhoon / Cyclone / Heavy Rain advisory downloads, for supporting weather-delay claim documentation. Each is a live link to PAGASA's own file — PAGASA overwrites these in place, so grab a copy while it's current.
Quick download
Most recent named storm
Weather-delay claim record
NSCR-EX CPN03 corridor, Pampanga
Each row is a timestamped snapshot of an active typhoon/heavy-rain advisory affecting this site, for weather-delay claim support. Location is the exact pier range/barangay along the corridor that triggered the log — for forecast-triggered rows the single segment with the highest modeled rain at that moment, and for observed-rain rows the segment nearest the site gauge that actually detected the rain — not just "somewhere on site". Weather system and Reference are only filled in when they genuinely match a named PAGASA-issued system (tropical cyclone, Habagat/Southwest Monsoon, LPA, Shear Line, etc.) active at that time — heavy rain from ordinary convection with no matching PAGASA advisory is logged as unidentified rather than linked to an unrelated file. PAGASA overwrites its own files in place, so this is a record of what was reported, not a saved copy of the PDF itself.
| Logged (PHT) | Slot | Trigger | Location | Weather system | Distance | Peak rain | Observed (nearest gauge) | Reference |
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Typhoon alarm
Checking PAGASA cyclone data
Fetching PAGASA's official cyclone track (cyclone.dat).
| PAGASA fix (local) | Category | Position | Wind | Distance to CPN03 |
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Distance-based indicator only, not an official PAGASA signal. Verify the Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal for Pampanga / Angeles City / City of San Fernando at the PAGASA Severe Weather Bulletin.
Grouped by storm
TCA / TCB / Gale / tarpaulin, per cyclone
PAGASA reuses the same #1, #2, #3... numbering for whichever system is active, so only files it stamps with a storm name (e.g. TCB#10_francisco.pdf) can be grouped reliably. Bare numbered files are shown under "Current cycle" — always confirm which storm they belong to at PAGASA's own folders.
History
This month — daily rainfall & wind
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View source & methodology
Rainfall historical comparison
PAGASA Clark climatological baseline vs ITD CPN03 project rainfall monitoring
Reports & evidence
Reports, records & methodology
Satellite
Himawari real-time view
PAGASA public files
Official metadata monitor
Site usage
Visitors per day
Administrative usage information — not operational weather data.