Natural disaster prone areas

[craftbeerlover]

1 hour ago, Tommy T. said:

Yeah..... some of them are even true!!!

I have many of those as well hahahaha

[Mike J]

Typhoon track map.  Cat 4 & 5 for 2013 to 2016.  A bit dated but still appears to represent the path of typhoons.  The further north you move, the more likely to be hit with a typhoon.  Luzon is almost always hit the hardest every year.   Visayas not so much and depending on which island you may get some protection from outlying islands.  Mindanao seldom but does get hit occasionally. 

 

Edited October 29, 2023 by Mike J

[BrettGC]

Now might be a good time for the suspected AI comment on Davao/Mindanao lauding its virtues.... 

[smallchungo]

2 hours ago, BrettGC said:

Now might be a good time for the suspected AI comment on Davao/Mindanao lauding its virtues.... 

where can I find this? I would love to see it

[Mike J]

20 hours ago, smallchungo said:

where can I find this? I would love to see it

See fifth post in this thread.  https://www.philippines-expats.com/topic/34935-pros-and-cons-of-living-in-the-liloan-cebu-area/

 

[PinoyDani]

I haven’t been to Iloilo, so I cannot provide information on that part. I stayed 4 months in Cebu City, and it experiences flooding even with a little rain in my daily commute between Talamban and IT Park. I have been to Davao 3 times, and it was always sunny when I visited. However, there are a lot of strong earthquakes in that part of the country for the past couple of years, so I wouldn’t recommend staying long-term in a high-rise condominium in Davao.

[OnMyWay]

On 10/28/2023 at 3:38 PM, craftbeerlover said:

without sounding like a geek

Didn't work!