Super Typhoon hits the Philippines at 200 km / h

[ARC]

The only footage i have seen thus far is what you and Jeff have posted here.

Not been up on the news last few days.

 

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[Treasure_Hunter]

The only footage i have seen thus far is what you and Jeff have posted here.

Not been up on the news last few days.

A third-world country, not going to have much of it on local news. Just do a search "Typhoon Odette damage". on google or youtube.

a lot of areas are flooded, a lot of the heavy hit areas are close to beaches, lots of rice fields and agriculture areas are destroyed. Rice is a huge cash group for the local population, First area it hit was a huge surfing and snorkeling tourist area and it is destroyed. Bohol is a huge tourist area, we were there on our last trip in 2019, they were hit hard, a lot of damage to the local economy A large portion of the Philippines depends on tourism and many of those areas were destroyed.

 

[Red_desert]

Chaotic situation there in the Philippines!

 

[jeff of pa]

Garbage and rubbish starting to pile up, many areas without power and water. Certain items starting to become scarce, and the rationing of gas, Cebu CIty is Crisis.

Cebu City In Crisis

 

[crashbandicoot]

Garbage and rubbish starting to pile up, many areas without power and water. Certain items starting to become scarce, and the rationing of gas, Cebu CIty is Crisis.

Cebu City In Crisis

I wouldn,t wish that on anyone,sincerely hope they get it under control soon.Those are good people there.

 

[billb]

The eye of the typhoon passed just north on my inlaws home maybe 60 miles north of them, it is where I stayed for 3 weeks in 2019. Still waiting to hear how they are, last we heard they were good, most likely the electricity and or internet is out now.

Typhoon went over the Island of Bohol (middle red dot) which is the island we toured while there in 2019. I also spent 3 weeks in Cebu City on Cebu island on a different visit far left dotd, typhoon crossed there too.

Right to left

1st red dot is my in-law's home.

2nd red dot is the Island of Bohol where the chocolate hills are located, we spent 3 days there, exploring caves, chocolate hills and some nice zip lines from the cliffs across the valley and rivers. Lots to see and do, nice bar life and shows outside too.

The 3rd dot is Cebu city, it is a nice large city with lots of things to do.


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TH ..Thankfully family is OK..
It seems to me that severe storms are more frequent now all over the world also in places that previously never were

 

[jeff of pa]

if I'm not mistaken the Philippines get allot of Typhoons .
not sure if most hit unoccupied areas

 

[billb]

if I'm not mistaken the Philippines get allot of Typhoons .
not sure if most hit unoccupied areas

Jeff great post ..it’s so sad to hear and see all the destruction that storms bring..I often think that if a rocket can go one million miles in space why can’t something be dropped from a plane to prevent massive changes of weather from developing.
Perhaps not now but the Jetsons and Dick Tracy calling Joe Jitsu years ago seemed unreal also

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

TH ..Thankfully family is OK..
It seems to me that severe storms are more frequent now all over the world also in places that previously never were

The Philippines is in the path of typhoons like the Caribbean, they always get them every year, but they are not usually a super typhoon which is the same as a cat 5 hurricane. Being a poor country they do not have the infrastructure and FEMA as we do here so it is hard on the local population. They are a very resilient people though, also a very friendly, caring and religious people, my wife's family treat me like a king when I visit.

The Philippines also has some of the most beautiful women in the world.

 

[crashbandicoot]

if I'm not mistaken the Philippines get allot of Typhoons .
not sure if most hit unoccupied areas

If you look at the history of severe storms,what,s changed is todays 24 hr.instant reporting any time a severe storm hits any where in the world.I,m not saying that,s bad,but the perception is a lot more of them today.What,s different is we,re more aware of them due to the reporting,not especially that there,s more of them.

 

[crashbandicoot]

If you look at the history of severe storms,what,s changed is todays 24 hr.instant reporting any time a severe storm hits any where in the world.I,m not saying that,s bad,but the perception is a lot more of them today.What,s different is we,re more aware of them due to the reporting,not especially that there,s more of them.

Understand I,m not playing down the damage or misery the storms bring.Just commenting on the apparent fact there,s more.

 

[billb]

A third-world country, not going to have much of it on local news. Just do a search "Typhoon Odette damage". on google or youtube.

a lot of areas are flooded, a lot of the heavy hit areas are close to beaches, lots of rice fields and agriculture areas are destroyed. Rice is a huge cash group for the local population, First area it hit was a huge surfing and snorkeling tourist area and it is destroyed. Bohol is a huge tourist area, we were there on our last trip in 2019, they were hit hard, a lot of damage to the local economy A large portion of the Philippines depends on tourism and many of those areas were destroyed.

A third-world country, not going to have much of it on local news. Just do a search "Typhoon Odette damage". on google or youtube.

a lot of areas are flooded, a lot of the heavy hit areas are close to beaches, lots of rice fields and agriculture areas are destroyed. Rice is a huge cash group for the local population, First area it hit was a huge surfing and snorkeling tourist area and it is destroyed. Bohol is a huge tourist area, we were there on our last trip in 2019, they were hit hard, a lot of damage to the local economy A large portion of the Philippines depends on tourism and many of those areas were destroyed.

It’s just so sad to see the damage of storms causing this destruction

 

[jeff of pa]

Jeff great post ..it’s so sad to hear and see all the destruction that storms bring..I often think that if a rocket can go one million miles in space why can’t something be dropped from a plane to prevent massive changes of weather from developing.
Perhaps not now but the Jetsons and Dick Tracy calling Joe Jitsu years ago seemed unreal also

Since Typhoons Are probably Just Hurricanes there should be something they Could Seed them With to
Change the Pressure inside. I just wonder if no one really wants to end them

 

[jeff of pa]

The Philippines is in the path of typhoons like the Caribbean, they always get them every year, but they are not usually a super typhoon which is the same as a cat 5 hurricane. Being a poor country they do not have the infrastructure and FEMA as we do here so it is hard on the local population. They are a very resilient people though, also a very friendly, caring and religious people, my wife's family treat me like a king when I visit.

The Philippines also has some of the most beautiful women in the world.

Yes I'm addicted To the Tours Of the Philippians On you tube especially https://www.youtube.com/c/LarryPHWALKING some of the walkways are so narrow
it's hard to believe 2 people can pass, let alone find their way around
the slums are very built up too. must be a boring life. But look like Plenty Of stores Even in them Narrow Walkways.

 

[billb]

The Philippines is in the path of typhoons like the Caribbean, they always get them every year, but they are not usually a super typhoon which is the same as a cat 5 hurricane. Being a poor country they do not have the infrastructure and FEMA as we do here so it is hard on the local population. They are a very resilient people though, also a very friendly, caring and religious people, my wife's family treat me like a king when I visit.

The Philippines also has some of the most beautiful women in the world.

Hopefully scientists in the future will be able to figure out how to prevent these disasters from occurring

 

[billb]

The Philippines is in the path of typhoons like the Caribbean, they always get them every year, but they are not usually a super typhoon which is the same as a cat 5 hurricane. Being a poor country they do not have the infrastructure and FEMA as we do here so it is hard on the local population. They are a very resilient people though, also a very friendly, caring and religious people, my wife's family treat me like a king when I visit.

The Philippines also has some of the most beautiful women in the world.

I worked with a few people from the Philippines…very friendly and caring

 

[billb]

I worked with a few people from the Philippines…very friendly and caring

When my co worker’s returned from the Philippines they got me a beautiful gift

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

There is so much I would bring back from Philippines if I could., I could tile my entire house for about a fifth of what it would cost me here and that is with the best tile you can buy.

 

[billb]

There is so much I would bring back from Philippines if I could., I could tile my entire house for about a fifth of what it would cost me here and that is with the best tile you can buy.

Hopefully when things get better try to return for a visit

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Hopefully when things get better try to return for a visit

Oh we will once this virus crap is over, we went back in 2019.