MANILA, Philippines -- Rains dumped by the northeast monsoon and a low pressure area (LPA) set the highest amount of rainfall over Camarines Norte in the past 24 hours, the state weather bureau said. The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) estimates that its station inDaet, Camarines Norte recorded 212.5 mm amount of rainfall from Sunday to Monday. The 24-hour record was only half of the amount of rainfall from the deluge of tropical storm "Ondoy" in Metro Manila in 2009, which saw a record of 455 mm in 24 hours. Pagasa said Camarines Norte was followed by Infanta, Quezon, which received 133.1mm amount of rain in...
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