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Activity 2: Directions: Use these shapes representing different storm signals to identify the situation given on the table below. Signal No. Signal No. 2 1 Signal No. 3 Signal No. 4 114 Situation 1. Electrical power and communication services are disrupted. 2. Classes in preschool, elementary, and high school levels in all public and private schools in the affected area are automatically suspended. 3. Many large trees may be uprooted and most residential houses and buildings of mixed construction may be severely damaged. 4. Moderate to heavy damage may be expected, practically in agricultural and industrial and sectors. 5. Maximum wind speed of more than 100 kph up to 185 kph is expected to affect a certain place in at least 12 hours. 6. Very strong winds of more than185 kph are expected to affect a certain area in at least 12 hours. 7. Maximum wind speed of not more than 60 kph is expected to affect a certain place in at least 36 hours. 8. Classes in all levels are automatically suspended in affected communication




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Activity 2 Directions Use These Shapes Representing Different Storm Signals To Identify The Situation Given On The Table Below Signal No Signal No 2 1 Signal No class=

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When any Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal (TCWS) Number is hoisted or put in effect for the first time, the corresponding meteorological conditions are not yet prevailing over the locality. This is because the purpose of the signal is to warn the impending occurrence of the given meteorological conditions. It must be noted also that the approximate lead time to expect the range of the wind speeds given for each signal number is valid only when the signal number is put in effect for the first time. Thus, the associated meteorological conditions are still expected in at least 36 hours when TCWS #1 is put in effect initially; in at least 24 hours with TCWS #2; in at least 18 hours with TCWS #3, in at least 12 hours with TCWS #4; and in at least 12 hours with TCWS #5. The lead time shortens correspondingly in the subsequent issues of the warning bulletin when the signal number remains in effect as the tropical cyclone comes closer.

It is also important to remember that tropical cyclones are constantly in motion; generally towards the Philippines when PAGASA is issuing the warning. Therefore, the Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal Number over a threatened/ affected locality may be sequentially upgraded or downgraded. This means that TCWS #1 may be be upgraded to TCWS #2, then to TCWS #3, TCWS #4 and to TCWS #5 as necessary when a very intense typhoon is approaching or downgraded when the typhoon is moving away.

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