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    Status of Monitored Major Dams: Richard C. Orendain

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    The document provides information on several major dams in the Philippines including their location, current water level status, and projected water levels for December and January 2021 based on forecasted rainfall. It discusses the effects of Typhoon Ulysses in several river basins, particularly heavy rainfall and flooding in Bicol Region and landslides in Catanduanes, Albay, and Camarines Sur. Hydrological reports are also presented on the Cagayan River Basin and Magat Dam catchment areas, rainfall from Typhoon Ulysses, and projected water levels.

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    The document provides information on several major dams in the Philippines including their location, current water level status, and projected water levels for December and January 2021 based on forecasted rainfall. It discusses the effects of Typhoon Ulysses in several river basins, particularly heavy rainfall and flooding in Bicol Region and landslides in Catanduanes, Albay, and Camarines Sur. Hydrological reports are also presented on the Cagayan River Basin and Magat Dam catchment areas, rainfall from Typhoon Ulysses, and projected water levels.

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    The document provides information on several major dams in the Philippines including their location, current water level status, and projected water levels for December and January 2021 based on forecasted rainfall. It discusses the effects of Typhoon Ulysses in several river basins, particularly heavy rainfall and flooding in Bicol Region and landslides in Catanduanes, Albay, and Camarines Sur. Hydrological reports are also presented on the Cagayan River Basin and Magat Dam catchment areas, rainfall from Typhoon Ulysses, and projected water levels.

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    Status of Monitored Major Dams: Richard C. Orendain

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    The document provides information on several major dams in the Philippines including their location, current water level status, and projected water levels for December and January 2021 based on forecasted rainfall. It discusses the effects of Typhoon Ulysses in several river basins, particularly heavy rainfall and flooding in Bicol Region and landslides in Catanduanes, Albay, and Camarines Sur. Hydrological reports are also presented on the Cagayan River Basin and Magat Dam catchment areas, rainfall from Typhoon Ulysses, and projected water levels.

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    Ambuklao Dam

    STATUS OF
    Magat Dam

    Bokod, Benguet
    Binga Dam
    Ramon, Isabela MONITORED
    MAJOR DAMS
    Cagayan Pantabangan Dam
    River Basin

    Itogon, Benguet
    San Roque Dam
    Pantabangan, Nueva Ecija
    Angat Dam RICHARD C. ORENDAIN

    San Manuel, Pangasinan Agno CLIMATE OUTLOOK FORUM


    Ipo Dam River Basin
    San Lorenzo, Norzagaray Bulacan November 27, 2020
    Pampanga
    River Basin Caliraya Dam

    San Mateo, Norzagaray Bulacan Pasig Laguna


    Lamesa Dam River Basin
    Lumban, Laguna
    HYDRO-METEOROLOGY DIVISION

    Greater Lagro, Q.C.


    215
    205
    195
    185
    175
    165
    155 2020 2019 2018 NHWL Low Water Level Rule Curve

    RWL 210.21 NHWL 210.00


    24-HR Deviation -0.21 Rule Curve 204.86
    Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration
    280

    260

    240

    220

    RWL 273.73 NHWL 280.00


    24-HR Deviation 0.37 Rule Curve 277.49
    Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration
    230

    210

    190

    170
    RWL 204.13 NHWL 221.00
    24-HR Deviation 0.11 Rule Curve 220.77
    Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration
    200

    190

    180

    170

    160

    150

    RWL 189.34 NHWL 193.00


    24-HR Deviation -0.86 Rule Curve 191.58
    Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration
    85

    80

    75

    70

    65

    RWL 79.31 NHWL 80.15


    24-HR Deviation -0.05 Rule Curve

    Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration


    INSERT 27 NOV 2020 DAM UPDATES
    ASSESSMENT LEVEL FOR DECEMBER 2020
    (Based from the FORECAST BASIN RR FROM CLIMPS-CAD)

    Expected RWL Estimated


    Forecast Dam (AMSL) given Basin Rainfall
    Rule Curve Deviation Normal High
    Basin Allocation Forecast Rainfall to reach
    (December from the Water Level
    Rainfall (CMS) (using NHWL
    Dam (mm) Nomogram)
    31) Rule Curve (NHWL)
    (mm)
    (c=0.9) (c=0.9)

    210.14
    ANGAT 193 40 207.30 2.84 212 25.00
    (210.42)
    271.77
    SAN ROQUE 123 26 274.58 -2.81 280.00 192
    (273.36)
    206.82
    PANTABANGAN 253 26 217.61 -10.79 221.00 1210
    (204.02)

    407 Full Capacity


    MAGAT 240 192.98 -2.78 193.00 -
    (total Q) (190.20)
    ASSESSMENT LEVEL FOR JANUARY 2021
    (Based from the FORECAST BASIN RR FROM CLIMPS-CAD)

    Expected RWL Estimated


    Forecast Dam (AMSL) given Basin Rainfall
    Rule Curve Deviation Normal High
    Basin Allocation Forecast Rainfall to reach
    (December from the Water Level
    Rainfall (CMS) (using NHWL
    Dam (mm) Nomogram)
    31) Rule Curve (NHWL)
    (mm)
    (c=0.9) (c=0.9)

    209.47
    ANGAT 155 40 202.90 6.57 212 35.00
    (210.14)
    266.87
    SAN ROQUE 37 26 274.58 -7.71 280.00 247.00
    (271.77)
    207.95
    PANTABANGAN 139 26 213.35 -5.4 221.00 1030.00
    (206.82)

    407 -
    MAGAT 97 Full Capacity 189.51 193.00
    (total Q)
    HYDRO-METEOROLOGICAL REPORTS
    ON THE PASSAGE OF TY. ULYSSES
    PAGASA-HMD
    November 2020

    Part I: BICOL RIVER BASIN / BICOL REGION


    Part II: PASIG-MARIKINA RIVER BASIN
    Part III: CAGAYAN RIVER BASIN / MAGAT DAM
    Part IV: PAMPANGA RIVER BASIN / ANGAT DAM
    PAGASA Payong
    The Weather and Climate Authority PAGASA
    PAGASA Payong
    The Weather and Climate Authority PAGASA
    EFFECTS OF THE PASSAGE OF
    TYPHOON ULYSSES IN THE BICOL
    REGION
     During the two-day (10, 11 November) slow traverse of Ty. Ulysses in the
    vicinity of Bicol Region, it dumped heavy to intense rainfall in different areas
    of the Region including the provinces of Catanduanes, Albay and the two
    Camarines provinces. This caused massive floods and landslides in
    Camarines Sur towns particularly Iriga, San Jose, Garchitorena, Nabua,
    Bula and Goa.

     In Catanduanes province, hardly hit by floods are the towns of San Andres
    and Bagamanoc. The capital town of Virac and Bato municipality were
    affected by landslides.

     In Albay, submerged in water are several villages in Libon, Guinobatan. Sto


    Domigo town is affected by heavy landslides. It has to be noted that these
    municipalities were all affected by Typhoon Rollie less than a week earlier.
    PAGASA Payong
    The Weather and Climate Authority PAGASA
    Part III: CAGAYAN RIVER BASIN Catchment Area of Cagayan RB = 27,280 km2
    Catchment Area of CRB @ Buntun Br = 19,731 km2

    Magat Drainage Area = 4,143 km2


    Reservoir Surface Area @NHWL = 38.90 km2

    PAGASA Payong
    The Weather and Climate Authority PAGASA
    Flood Maps (Satellite Derived) for Cagayan River Basin

    PAGASA Payong
    The Weather and Climate Authority PAGASA
    PAGASA Payong
    The Weather and Climate Authority PAGASA
    HYDROMETEOROLOGY DIVISION
    [email protected]
    TEL NO.: 929-4065
    TELEFAX NO.: 926-6970

    PAGASA Payong
    The Weather and Climate Authority PAGASA

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