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Agrometeorology
A science that investigate the meteorological, climatological and hydrological conditions which ar esignificant for agrilculture
Agrometeorology
A branch of meterology that investigate the relationship of plants and animals with the physical environment
AGROMET (Agrometerological) Station
This station gathers and provides on routine basis stimulations meteorological and biological information. It is also responsible for the dissemination of agricultural meterological advice, warning, forecast, bulletin, and other important information needed by farmers.
1. 8:00AM (0000 UTC)
2. 2:00PM (0600 UTC)
What are the time of observation?
8:00AM (0000 UTC)
Run of wind is also observed once a day at _______
Agromet Observer
A member of the Meteorological service of the Philippines designated to make Agromet observation and prepare reports
1. Psychrometer
2. Thermometer
3. Rain Gauge
4. Anenometer
5. Sunshine Recorder
6. Barometer
7. Wind vane
What are the instruments used in observing the weather?
1. Humidity
2. Temperature
3. Rainfall
4. Wind
5. Atmospheric Pressure
6. Clouds
7. Sunshine Duration
8. Evaporation
What are the Basic Methods of Observations?
1. Rain
2. Wind
3. Heat
What are the Weather elements?
1. Typhoon
2. Thunderstorms
3. El nino La nina
Common sources of Hydromet hazard in the Philippines
1. Tropical Depression (TD)
2. Tropical Storm (TS)
3. Severe Tropical Storm (STS)
4. Typhoon (Ty)
5. Super Typhoon (STy)
Tropical Cyclone Category:
Tropical Depression (TD)
61kph or less
Tropical Storm (TS)
62-88kph
Severe Tropical Storm (STS)
89-117kph
Typhoon (Ty)
118-184kph
Super Typhoon (STy)
185kph & higher
Signal 1 - Tropical Depression (TD) (39-81km/h)
Signal 2 - Tropical Storm (TS) (82-89km/h)
Signal 3 - Severe Tropical Storm (STS) (89-117km/h)
Signal 4 - Typhoon (Ty) - (118-184km/hr)
Signal 5 - Super Typhoon (STy) - (185km/h+)
Tropical Cycline Wind Signals (TCWS)
Red Warning (Evacuation)
More than 30mm of rain
Orange Warning (Alert for possible evacuation)
15-30mm Intense Rain
Yellow Warning (Monitor)
7.5-15mm Heavy Rain