Possible

Hydrometeorological
Hazards

BE PREPARED
always

As you are expecting,

different
hydrometeorological more hazards are
hazards that can occur in coming along the way
our community
continuation

drought - a consequence of prepared by:

a reduction over an
extended period of time in Syndelle B. Bugnos
the amount of precipitation
that is received, usually over
Ian Padilla
Earth and Life Science
a season or more in length Ma'am Jeramie P. Robles

Hydrometeorological
hazards
Hydrometeorological hazards
are atmospheric, hydrological,
or oceanographic processes or
phenomena that have the
potential to result in human
fatalities, injuries, or other
adverse health effects,
property damage, loss of
livelihoods and services, social
and economic disruption, or
environmental harm.
example:
typhoon lando (2015)
928 flooding incidents
Pangasinan, Isabela, Nueva Ecija,
in
Tarlac, Bulacan, Pampanga,
Zambales, Cagayan, and Benguet
Six (6) drowning Regions II, III, IV-
A, and CAR; and,
Four (4) landslides in Regions I
and CAR;
Two (2) collapsed wall in
Zambales;
different Two (2) electrocution in Regions
hydrometeorological II and III;
hazards that can occur in
our community Five (5) toppled tree in Regions I
and NCR;
typhoon/hurricane - type of tropical
cyclone, or severe tropical storm.
They form in almost all ocean basins.
A typical cyclone is accompanied by
thunderstorms, and in the Northern
Hemisphere, a counterclockwise
circulation of winds near the earth's
surface
tornado - a dangerous storm which is
a spinning cone of wind that destroys
anything in its path as it moves
across the ground