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• Rainfall intensity and duration

  • Factors that contribute to flooding
• Cloud color


  • Predicting sign of a typhoon
  • Clouds often seen as fluffy, fair-weather cotton balls in the sky
• Dissipating stage


  1. Downdrafts in the cloud begin to dominate over the updraft

  2. Warm moist air can no longer rise

  3. Cloud droplets can no longer form
• Storm Surge hazards


  • Abnormal sea level rise occurring during tropical cyclones or "bagyo"
  • Caused by the strong winds and low atmospheric pressures that tropical cyclones produce
• El Niño


  • Large-scale ocean-atmosphere climate interaction
  • Linked to a periodic warming in sea surface temperatures across the central and east-central Equatorial Pacific
• Flood


  • Hydrometeorological hazard
  • Overflow of water onto normally dry land in an existing waterway, such as a river, stream, or drainage ditch
• Thunderstorm


  • Localized storm cloud that produces lightning and thunder
  • Often brings heavy rain shower and strong gusty winds
• Hydrometeorological hazard


  Atmospheric, hydrological, or oceanographic nature that may cause loss of life
• Prevention


  Taking precautions to reduce risks
• Assessment of the risks together with preventive measures must be present in an analysis of a task that involves risks
• Lack of precautionary measures is the main cause of accidents in a workplace
• BLUE color sign in Fire Safety Signs

  Mandatory action
• Colors used on signs for firefighting equipment

  Black pictogram on a red background
• Geological Map


  • Portrays the distribution of rocks, deposits, or other geologic features in a specified area
  • Many different types of lines and symbols are found on geologic maps
• Rainfall intensity and duration


  • Factors that contribute to flooding
• Cloud color


  • Predicting sign of a typhoon where clouds are often seen as fluffy, fair-weather cotton balls in the sky
• Dissipating stage


  1. Downdrafts in the cloud begin to dominate over the updraft

  2. Warm moist air can no longer rise

  3. Cloud droplets can no longer form
• Storm Surge hazards


  Abnormal sea level rise occurring during tropical cyclones or "bagyo" and is caused by the strong winds and low atmospheric pressures that tropical cyclones produce
• El Niño


  Large-scale ocean-atmosphere climate interaction linked to a periodic warming in sea surface temperatures across the central and east-central Equatorial Pacific
• Flood


  Hydrometeorological hazards has an overflow of water onto normally dry land in an existing waterway, such as a river, stream, or drainage ditch
• Thunderstorm


  • Localized storm cloud that produces lightning and thunder, and often brings heavy rain shower and strong gusty winds
• Hydrometeorological hazard


  Atmospheric, hydrological, or oceanographic nature that may cause loss of life
• Prevention


  Taking precautions to reduce risks
• Assessment of the risks together with preventive measures must be present in an analysis of a task that involves risks
• Lack of precautionary measures is the main cause of accidents in a workplace
• BLUE color sign in Fire Safety Signs


  Mandatory action
• Colors used on signs for firefighting equipment

  Black pictogram on a red background
• Geological Map


  • Geological map portrays the distribution of rocks, deposits, or other geologic features in a specified area
  • Many different types of lines and symbols are found on geologic map