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MANILA – La Niña, a weather pattern characterized by more frequent rains than usual, has a 75 percent chance of becoming “full-blown” this month or November, the state meteorological office said Friday.
PAGASA changes from La Niña alert to PH notice; 75% probability that La Niña will become “lifelong”, above normal rain conditions and an increase in tropical cyclone activity is expected in the country from October 2020 to March 2021 pic.twitter.com/PxyiWLjb6u
– Jeff Canoy (@jeffcanoy) October 2, 2020
The weather pattern may last until 2021, said PAGASA administrator Vicente Malano in a virtual briefing.
La Niña, caused by below-average sea surface temperatures, can occur on average every 2 to 7 years, the US National Ocean Service said.
PAGASA changes from La Niña alert to PH notice; 75% probability that La Niña will become “lifelong”, above normal rain conditions and an increase in tropical cyclone activity is expected in the country from October 2020 to March 2021 pic.twitter.com/PxyiWLjb6u
– Jeff Canoy (@jeffcanoy) October 2, 2020
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