TAGBILARAN CITY, Bohol, July 28 (PIA)–IPASUSI ni Presidente Benigno Aquino III kun nasayop ba gayud ang forecast sa PAGASA tungod kay giingong wala dayon giapil sa storm signal ang Full Article

THIS year’s summer season is expected to be cooler than last year due to the prevailing La Niña phenomenon. Robert Sawi, weather section chief of the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Full Article

THE state weather bureau suggested that Filipinos enjoy the cool weather this month while it lasts as higher temperatures are expected by March. Robert Sawi, weather branch chief of the Philippine Full Article

Filipinos can expect a short and wet summer this year due to the heavy rains to be brought by the La Niña weather phenomenon, the Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Services Full Article

Baguio City, Metro Manila, and other parts of the country will continue to feel the cold spell until February, a weather forecaster said Wednesday. Robert Sawi, senior forecaster of state weather Full Article

A potential cyclone that may become as powerful as super typhoon “Juan” may enter Philippine territory this weekend, a state weather forecaster said. Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical Full Article

Manila, Philippines — People around the world will experience around the third week of this month, what they call the autumn equinox. This marks the beginning of shorter days and longer nights Full Article

NASIGPATAN sa Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration kon PAGASA ang bag-ong low pressure area, nga posibleng mahimong bagyo sa mosunod nga mga adlaw. Kini ni Full Article

MALACAÑANG is set to review the country’s weather forecasting system after President Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III admonished the state weather bureau for failing to predict that Full Article

AS predicted by the Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA), typhoon Basyang has left the Philippine area of responsibility Thursday morning. The weather Full Article

TYPHOON Basyang (international codename Conson) ripped through the main Philippine island, leaving a trail of wreckage in Manila and sweeping shanties into the sea, officials and witnesses said Full Article