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Republic of the Philippines Department of Science and Technology PHILIPPINE ATMOSPHERIC, GEOPHYSICAL AND ASTRONOMICAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION (PAGASA) PAGASA Science Garden, Agham Road, Diliman, Quezon City 1100 GENERAL FLOOD ADVISORY #5 For Region 4-A (CALABARZON) Issued at 7:00 pm, 09 June, 2017 (Valid until the next issuance at 7:00 am tomorrow) PRESENT WEATHER : AT 4:00 PM TODAY, THE LOW PRESSURE AREA (LPA) WAS ESTIMATED BASED ON ALL AVAILABLE DATA AT 90 KM WEST NORTHWEST OF CUYO, PALAWAN (11.2ºN, 120.3ºE). FORECAST 12-HR RAINFALL : MODERATE TO OCCASIONALLY HEAVY RAINS AND THUNDERSTORMS WATERCOURSES STILL LIKELY TO BE AFFECTED : CAVITE - RIVERS AND ITS TRIBUTARIES PARTICULARLY LABOC (BALSAHAN), CAñAS, ILANG- ILANG AND IMUS. BATANGAS - RIVERS AND ITS TRIBUTARIES PARTICULARLY LIAN, BANABANG-MOLINO, PANSIPIT, KAPUMPONG, ROSARIO-LOBO AND UPPER BOLBOK (LAWAYA). QUEZON - RIVERS AND ITS TRIBUTARIES PARTICULARLY UPPER UMIRAY, LOWER BOLBOK (LAWAYA), MALAKING-ILOG, IYAM, MACALELON, CATANAUAN, SILONGIN LAGDA, PAGSANJAN, YABAHAAN, BIGOL, GUINHALINAN, VINAS, CALAUAG, PANDANAN, STA. LUCIA, LUGAN MALAYBALAY, MAAPON, BUCAL (LALANGAN), LAKAYAT, TIGNOAN, AGOS, ANIBAWAN (POLILIO ISLAND) AND UPPER KILBAY - CATABANGAN. RIZAL - RIVERS AND ITS TRIBUTARIES PARTICULARLY UPPER MARIKINA AND KALIWA. LAGUNA - RIVERS AND ITS TRIBUTARIES PARTICULARLY PAGSANJAN, PILA-STA. CRUZ, SAN JUAN AND SAN CRISTOBAL. PEOPLE LIVING NEAR THE MOUNTAINS SLOPES AND IN THE LOW LYING AREAS OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED RIVER SYSTEMS AND THE LOCAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION AND MANAGEMENT COUNCILS CONCERNED ARE ADVISED TO BE ALERT FOR POSSIBLE FLASHFLOODS AND LANDSLIDES. Prepared by : RAB/SFP JR./SPS/ELP Duty Hydrologists Main Operation Center-Flood Forecasting and Warning Section (MOC-FFWS) Hydrometeorology Division, PAGASA "Tracking the sky... helping the country!" Postal Address: P.O. Box 3278 Manila Tel No. (63-2) 929-4865 (w/Fax) & 434-9040.

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