What's Up Dagupan Tweets about Typhoon Juan




  1. Paalis na si Juan pero palakas ng palakas naman ang ulan!about 2 hours ago via Facebook
    • Typhoon MEGI (JUAN) has been downgraded to Category 2 after crossing Northern Luzon...and is now along the coast...http://fb.me/K8QYYSZj      about 2 hours ago via Facebook
      • RT @gangbadoy Go Northern Luzon, you can do it! Kapit kapit kapit. At ikaw naman Juan, bitaw bitaw bitaw! - THANKS!        about 2 hours ago via web in reply to gangbadoy
        • AT 9 PM PHT...1300Z...THE CENTER OF TYPHOON MEGI WAS ESTIMATED BY MTSAT-2 SATELLITE IMAGERY...TO BE NEAR LATITUDE... http://fb.me/tMmIclmL          about 3 hours ago via Facebook
          • NO Classes in all levels at UPang-Phinma 2mrw Oct. 19. Final Exams rescheduled on Oct. 20-22.            about 4 hours ago via Facebook
            • from @DepEd_PH Official DepEd Site: Other regions affected by typhoon Juan are waiting for the 10pm weather...http://fb.me/tLmh90ka              about 5 hours ago via Facebook
              • from Jing Vallejos of ABS CBN Dagupan: more than 600 individuals and almost 300 families evacuated in different...http://fb.me/M1E8MzIx                about 5 hours ago via Facebook
                • from Harlijk Mirasol over 200 families evacuated to Sabangan Elementary School in Bonuan Gueset... so far power lines are ok...                  about 6 hours ago via Facebook
                  • from Jing Vallejos of ABS CBN Dagupan: May mga inilikas na sa Dagupan City at Bolinao dahil sa lakas ng bagyong...http://fb.me/Cjq2jKlZ                    about 6 hours ago via Facebook
                    • Typhoon MEGI (JUAN) continues to lose strength as it interacts with the Cordillera Mountain Range...now moving... http://fb.me/Hfi9FfVd                      about 6 hours ago via Facebook
                      • Typhoon Juan's effect: Rain intensifies as winds continue to be strong in Dagupan                        about 7 hours ago via Facebook
                        • MEGI (JUAN) has just passed over or very close to Ilagan City in Isabela...and is now on its way to... http://fb.me/KgfpU0lA                          about 8 hours ago via Facebook
                          • Power and internet connection now back in some areas.                            about 8 hours ago via Facebook
                            • Brownout la ed karaklan ya barangay ed Dagupan!                              about 9 hours ago via Facebook
                              • Juan may not bring much rain in Dagupan but it packs such strong winds! Check out your roofs. Be safe Dagupenos!                                about 10 hours ago via Facebook
                                • The Eye of Super Typhoon MEGI (JUAN) has made landfall over Divilican Bay in Northern Isabela between 11:30 AM to...http://fb.me/Lr11S2aGabout 10 hours ago via Facebook

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