Zambales Faces Orange Rainfall Warning
The province of Zambales was placed under an orange rainfall warning on the evening of October 3. This alert came as Severe Tropical Storm Paolo battered the region, prompting concern among local officials and residents. The orange rainfall warning signals expected rainfall between 15 to 30 millimeters within the next three hours, raising the risk of flooding in vulnerable areas.
Implications of the Orange Rainfall Warning
Authorities reported that the orange rainfall warning indicates a moderate to heavy downpour, which could overwhelm drainage systems and cause flash floods. Community members have been advised to remain vigilant and prepare for potential flooding, especially in low-lying neighborhoods. Local leaders noted that emergency response teams are on standby to assist affected communities if necessary.
Severe Tropical Storm Paolo’s Impact
Severe Tropical Storm Paolo continues to bring intense rains and strong winds to Zambales and nearby provinces. Officials reported that the storm’s trajectory could lead to prolonged rainfall, increasing the likelihood of landslides and river overflows. Residents are urged to monitor weather updates and heed evacuation orders if issued.
Preparedness and Safety Measures
Local authorities emphasize the importance of preparedness during this period of heavy rainfall. Community members said they have been instructed to secure their homes, avoid flooded streets, and stay updated through official channels. Emergency hotlines remain open to provide assistance and information to those affected.
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