Author name: Robert Speta

Shear Line Brings Heavy Rainfall and Flooding to the Philippines

The Philippines continues to grapple with persistent rainfall as a shear line dominates weather patterns across the region. This system extends from the Philippines through Vietnam and into parts of Malaysia, triggered by the collision of a cold surge and easterly winds. The interaction has led to significant weather events, including landslides and flooding, particularly […]

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Heavy Rainfall Batters Southeastern Luzon and Visayas: A Meteorological Breakdown

For nearly a week, we have monitored an intricate weather system impacting southeastern Luzon and eastern Visayas in the Philippines. Though not a typhoon, the interaction between the northeast monsoon (locally known as the Amihan) and warm easterly winds has caused persistent, heavy rainfall, creating widespread disruptions in the region. This weather setup, which has

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A Closer Look at the Philippines’ Weather and a Potential December Storm

As the Philippines continues to experience messy weather patterns, the question looms: could a tropical storm be brewing in the long-range forecast? Meteorologist Robert Speta provides a detailed analysis in this update, breaking down current conditions, potential developments, and historical context for storms during this time of year. Current Weather Situation: Rain and Low Pressure

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