Showing posts with label Typhoons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Typhoons. Show all posts

Monday, July 28, 2008

No Classes Today!

While I watched late news last night. It reported that today is officially declared no classes due to typhoon Igme which I think is a blah! I guess, it's more about the SONA (State of the nation address) of the president which will be held later. For the anticipation of PAG-ASA of supposedly bad weather. They're wrong again. What's new? They are always like that. Yeah, it's raining but it's a tropical country. I guess, a little rain every now and then is still normal. Unlike yesterday, there is no strong winds blowing, heavy rains and even the temperature is not that cold.

Monday, June 23, 2008

Weekend Snapshot - Goofing With The Camera


Yesterday, we experienced a typhoon, named Frank. It got heavy rains and strong winds. It flooded our street and our backyard. Hubby and I, we goofed around with the camera because there's nothing else to do! There's no electricity, early in the morning until the afternoon. We can't use the tv or blog! (",) In the photo above, Hubby is holding a little froggy. A half an inch frog... that's how small it is!!!

Sunday, June 22, 2008

Storm Frank

Our flooded street.

Since yesterday, it was gloomy because of the heavy rains storm Frank been giving us. When I got up this morning. I saw our street been flooded with rain water, until now as I'm typing this (buti na lang sa labas lang ng bahay hindi sa loob!). Even our backyard been like that too. Plus the fact, that as early as 4 am this morning the electricity died on us. Fortunately, after several hours it came back, at around 1 pm. A great relief for me! I thought it will be gone again for a long time. Like what happened when storm Milenyo hits Manila two years ago. We did not had electricity, for 7 straight days! What a week of discomfort!.... and a very traumatic experience!

According to the husband, who's always updated about the current news. The weather here in Manila will be like this for several days, about a week. Nyaaayy! The good thing about storm Frank is, it's not humid and hot anymore. But I bet, after several days of rain water in flooded areas, lots of mosquitoes will be lurking around again! tsk, tsk, tsk!