ITD CPN03 Weather & Typhoon Report

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

7 days ahead

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).

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Each link goes straight to PAGASA's own file. PAGASA overwrites these in place as new bulletins are issued, so download a copy while the storm is current. A storm no longer listed here has dropped off PAGASA's own feed — verify at PAGASA's Severe Weather Bulletin.

Each row is a timestamped snapshot of an active typhoon/heavy-rain advisory affecting this site, kept as backup 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.