Typhoon2000.ph Philippines based source on Tropical Cyclones
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- Typhoon2000.com® :: The Philippines' First Website on Tropical Cyclones (Since 1997)
Description
Typhoon2000.com (with back-up domain names such as: "www.typhoon2000.ph" & "www.maybagyo.com") is a website which provides "easy-to-understand" tropical cyclone information over the South China Sea and Northwest Pacific Basin (from Malay Peninsula - 100° E up to the International Date Line - 180°). This website is updated every 6 hours (12pm, 6pm, and 6am Philippine Time ~ GMT+8) during times of tropical cyclone activity except 12am Philippine Time (to be included if Tropical Cyclone will pass over the Philippine Islands or close to Bicol Region).
Typhoon2000.com also provides typhoon information to students, faculty and employees of Naga College Foundation with a graphical tracking whiteboard that will alert the people of the said institution.
This website also provides free storm updates subscription via e-mail which has more than 1,900 members across the globe and still growing; a tie-up with Synermaxx Corporation which provides 24-hour Typhoon/Weather Alerts via mobile phones thru Short Messaging System (SMS) and Multimedia Messaging System (MMS). This mobile service is only available within the Philippines.
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