Construction weather monitoring

ITD EMU CP N-03 — Weather Forecast Tool

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💬 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.

Hourly forecast

Today, hour by hour

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Time Condition Temp Precip Wind

Overview from the nearest model grid point — the site chat and LINE alerts use the full per-pier ECMWF/GFS analysis.

Alignment settings & quick lookup

KMZ alignment

Calulut to CDC corridor

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Forecast anywhere

Not related to the CPN03 alignment above — just a quick lookup.

Automatic LINE forecast

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Forecast schedule

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Group chat

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Forecast per area (this window): No rain Light Moderate Heavy Intense Torrential Live: PWS rain at station Rain radar now (RainViewer) Ring solid: rain confirmed by nearby gauge Ring dashed: radar echo, not confirmed at ground KMZ corridor Typhoon track

Habagat watch

Southwest Monsoon (Habagat)

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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.

Operational rain summary

CPN03 rain by work area

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Live wind monitor

Wind per pier — 12.2 km alignment

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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).

Graphic summary

Next 48 hours, every 4 hours

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No rain Light Moderate Heavy Intense Torrential

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16-day outlook & tropical watch

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Days 1–10 carry real forecast skill; week 3 is a risk tendency, not day-precise. ECMWF 16-day via Open-Meteo + JTWC West Pacific invest watch. Dashboard only — not pushed to LINE.

Typhoon alarm

Checking PAGASA cyclone data

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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

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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.

Advisory & claims

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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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PAGASA public files

Official metadata monitor

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History

This month — daily rainfall & wind

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PAGASA historical baseline

2026 rainfall vs 50–100 year records

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Site usage

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Satellite

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