Below are the pics taken fro various social media newsfeeds on twitter, I thought of sharing this to inform the public what trouble 9 hours of rainfall will bring to Manila.
MORE PICS CAN BE SEEN HERE
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| ortigas extention, pic from MMDA |
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| Harap ng Don Mariano near STI Cainta campus |
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| (Libis, Sto. Nino, Marikina City) |
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| marikina river view |
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| at 19.7 the Marikina river is near spilling level |
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| at our street |
take a look at this pic, heres our building, rain water went to the 4th floor, and the street where my suv is parked? is flooded for the first time. in 25 yrs. more pics can be seen here
As of now, Manila is in RED rainfall alert, that means evacuation for low lying areas. La Mesa and Marikina river is near spilling level, and many parts of Manila is affected by the sudden overnight downpour of rainwater caused by #MarioPH. here are some of the pics I seen in twitter it does not belong to me. credits to ABS CBN, Rapper.
Lagarian Creek between K6th Brgy. Kamuning and Ermin Garcia st.
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| waist deep flood waters |
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| parang marikina |
This is just 20 minutes down the valley Libis, Sto Nino Marikina, Marikina River at Alert Level 4, forced evacuation ongoing. more pics can be seen Here.
here are the areas affected by the flood causing heay traffic as of 9am more pics can be viewed here
this is Araneta Ave. QC pictures care off Raha Volunteer Ronan Li
Floodwaters of epic proportions are not new to us anymore, Flashback to 2009, We met the first monster flasflood called Ondoy, In just 9 hours, of Sept 24, 2012, Ondoy dumped over a month’s volume of rain. The typhoon lasted for a few days, but the recovery from it was long, tough and, to those directly affected, painful. brand new cars were sold for less than 40k. and I bought plenty of them for parts.
In recent years, rains brought by the southwest monsoon – locally known as habagat – and enhanced by nearby storms have become as destructive as the big storms like pedring, milenyo and yolanda.
In August 2012, the habagat was enhanced by a typhoon with international codename Haikui.
In the same month the following year, another habagat was enhanced by severe tropical storm Maring (international name Trami). which triggered massive flodding and destroyed or washed away new cars. (which I bought for spare parts).
What can we do to stop another Ondoy from happening? as of now? NONE. we can only prepare, by transferring and/or moving our cars in an elevated parking, we can only do a little now. because the actual preparation should be done last summer. and not now.
grr!!!!!!NOTHING HAS CHANGED. YES, OUR ROAD HAS. THE ROAD ONLY. THE ROAD.... but the draining system has not!!
this is your loverboy DENNIS signing out.
I hope there wont be any epic flooding in Mckinley SM Aura tomorow when I attend Bloggapalooza with friends
say safe everyone.
predaking168.blogspot.com
to view more pics click here
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| bgy banaba san mateo |
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| tondo |
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| RED FLAGS INDICATE FLOOD ALERTS |
here are the areas affected by the flood causing heay traffic as of 9am more pics can be viewed here
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| Araneta ave. cor erod |
this is Araneta Ave. QC pictures care off Raha Volunteer Ronan Li
Floodwaters of epic proportions are not new to us anymore, Flashback to 2009, We met the first monster flasflood called Ondoy, In just 9 hours, of Sept 24, 2012, Ondoy dumped over a month’s volume of rain. The typhoon lasted for a few days, but the recovery from it was long, tough and, to those directly affected, painful. brand new cars were sold for less than 40k. and I bought plenty of them for parts.
In recent years, rains brought by the southwest monsoon – locally known as habagat – and enhanced by nearby storms have become as destructive as the big storms like pedring, milenyo and yolanda.
In August 2012, the habagat was enhanced by a typhoon with international codename Haikui.
In the same month the following year, another habagat was enhanced by severe tropical storm Maring (international name Trami). which triggered massive flodding and destroyed or washed away new cars. (which I bought for spare parts).
What can we do to stop another Ondoy from happening? as of now? NONE. we can only prepare, by transferring and/or moving our cars in an elevated parking, we can only do a little now. because the actual preparation should be done last summer. and not now.
grr!!!!!!NOTHING HAS CHANGED. YES, OUR ROAD HAS. THE ROAD ONLY. THE ROAD.... but the draining system has not!!
this is your loverboy DENNIS signing out.
I hope there wont be any epic flooding in Mckinley SM Aura tomorow when I attend Bloggapalooza with friends
say safe everyone.
predaking168.blogspot.com
to view more pics click here
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