I conducted over 6 months of daily research on this, the results of which are that the safest location to avoid damage from typhoons is on the west coast of Luzon, and in the area between LaUnion and Vigan. This area, like every other area of the Philippines, sees annual typhoons, however they are of the lowest wind speeds and tidal surges. This is due to the fact that most typhoons approach from the east, and almost none transit over the mountain range of North Luzon, so most typhoons that do hit here go either across the south of Luzon or over the top of North Luzon. By the time the storm gets here, we are seeing the weakest winds and the weakest storm surge. I hope this helps.
You hit it.. Ilocos region is safest. Aside from it is in safe north, it is also covered by Cordillera mountains.. Ilocos is hot though. That's why the west side of Cordillera is ideal for me. I want it a bit cold..
It’s an actual grid I wish I could post it to show all the movements of typhoons in the Phil past and present that would help many determine where to move as it’s truly helpful
You gotta remember, the Philippines is in a tropical zone so you're gonna be a in tropical catastrophic zone because of extreme temperatures. Extreme warm fronts combined with oceanic temperatures being warm with cold atmosphere which draws heavy winds and rain in certain parts of seasons.
Hey Jay. Great info. But, that's one of the main reasons why I definitely keep deciding not to move to the Philippines. I keep thinking about the typhoon season. I hope that I can get to the point where I will say, "it's time to move to the Philippines."
Wherever you live here in philippines as long as is not flood and landslide prone area, away from the sea, away from active volcano and make sure the house is concrate it safe. We live in albay in bicol region frequent storm passages. Sorry for my english.😂✌
Great info from you and your beautiful Kate salamat for sharing with us your subscribers it.s great Listenning to your chanell my friend you guys have an awesome Adlaw Sa Dios Love Lots
Can you do a video on where the crocodiles are in the Philippines please? Forget the typhoons, forget the earthquakes, I just don’t want to be where the crocodiles are
@@joeudan4820 my four year old has autism and loves water. I plan on moving to the Philippines in a few years with him, but I would prefer to not live anywhere on an island where crocodiles are for both our safety. My child won’t understand that a man eating dinosaur could be in the water, he would just go in.
There's not much of crocodiles in the waters here. Am Filipino, but what I know is that they are only present in the Agusan marsh, which is in Mindanao. There are some bred in Palawan, but not in the wild. Anywhere else, there are none.
@@ryanrhea1 well, those are a different kind of crocodiles. And they're really hard to eradicate. Hoping one day, they'll go extinct.😂✌️ You're right. Crocodiles are not common here. They're only seen in the zoo, and in agusan marsh where lolong was captured.
If I ever moved to Philippines or any other country, as a New Yorker, I'd be likely to stay near the major city: Manila central or Quezon City. #1 They are less likely to get hit by high winds. #2 They are less likely to experience power outages the closer to the city you are. #3 They are less likely to experience water/ gas outages. I don't think I'd ever be happy living in the countryside or provinces. My Condo there: THE GRASS RESIDENCE has 6 pools, basketball court, gym, near the mall, near the city center and near plenty of transportation. All the creature comforts available if you buy a 2 bedroom or a 3 bedroom.
Grass Residences beside SM North...?? OMG My nightmare of a living place I'm in urban area south of Manila, Cavite province 1 hours drive by car to NAIA, 45 min. to Tagaytay For the amount of a 3 BR condo in QC you will find a 200 sqm house with garden or a 120 sqm House with garden and pool. never ever I would buy a condo. Completly overpriced way of living
@@loulou55... not overpriced when you have a way of living. Everybody makes money and have different amounts of money to one it might seem over priced to another it might be an asset. Plus when one retire traffic is not a thing as you move around or stay in an area even if traffic it’s minimal at best daily. You have to know how to live and move around in a city when retired
I’m not agreeing with your rationale. I think there are many places in this world to see. I’ve been to my fair share of them. Having said that there’s places in the US that I would not go to because the benefits don’t outweigh the risks. As I have grown older my reasoning grows greater on the side of caution.
Davao is the safest city in the Pinas when it comes to crime and typhoons. I wouldn't live anywhere else. And it is usually a bit cooler and less humid than Manila even though it is only about 7° north of the equator.
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I conducted over 6 months of daily research on this, the results of which are that the safest location to avoid damage from typhoons is on the west coast of Luzon, and in the area between LaUnion and Vigan. This area, like every other area of the Philippines, sees annual typhoons, however they are of the lowest wind speeds and tidal surges. This is due to the fact that most typhoons approach from the east, and almost none transit over the mountain range of North Luzon, so most typhoons that do hit here go either across the south of Luzon or over the top of North Luzon. By the time the storm gets here, we are seeing the weakest winds and the weakest storm surge.
I hope this helps.
You hit it.. Ilocos region is safest. Aside from it is in safe north, it is also covered by Cordillera mountains.. Ilocos is hot though. That's why the west side of Cordillera is ideal for me. I want it a bit cold..
try palawan
I agree with you. Im not crazy about the area because its so far from everywhere.
My wife is from Laguna she said thats as safe a place as anywhere.
It’s an actual grid I wish I could post it to show all the movements of typhoons in the Phil past and present that would help many determine where to move as it’s truly helpful
I was hoping that one day someone will have the knowledge to post something sensible. Thank you 🙏 Jay. Stay safe y’all
You gotta remember, the Philippines is in a tropical zone so you're gonna be a in tropical catastrophic zone because of extreme temperatures. Extreme warm fronts combined with oceanic temperatures being warm with cold atmosphere which draws heavy winds and rain in certain parts of seasons.
The best place to avoid typhoons and flooding is the high area in angeles city.
Even with the risks, Cebu city is my favorite place in the Philippines.
To be honest I wasn't even thinking about typhoons until you brought it up.
Thanks Jay for posting this info this is invaluable for us who considering relocating to the Philippines 👍! Appreciate it..
No problem
Hey Jay. Great info. But, that's one of the main reasons why I definitely keep deciding not to move to the Philippines. I keep thinking about the typhoon season. I hope that I can get to the point where I will say, "it's time to move to the Philippines."
in mindanao! Davao city also si safe of tyhpon, we covered many mountains! 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
I heard Southern Mindanao is pretty safe from typhoons. I'm thinking about settling in Davao 😎
You are right my friend southern mindanao davao mati and my home town tagum to far south for typhoon every now and then a little earthquake
Davao is about the safest place in the Pinas when it comes to crime, typhoons and so on. I would not live anywhere else.
@@brucesmith9206 yea you about right been their a bunch of times to my favorite place bureau of immigration 🤣 never had any problems at all
Ilocos region, west Cordillera, south Davao and Gensan are the safest..
@@semi5alpha Thanks for the info. Good to know 😎
No place is 100% safe but Subic Bay, being on the western side of Luzon, Is a good location.
Wherever you live here in philippines as long as is not flood and landslide prone area, away from the sea, away from active volcano and make sure the house is concrate it safe. We live in albay in bicol region frequent storm passages. Sorry for my english.😂✌
Your English is better than you think. No need to apologize!
@@astrangerinastrangeland oh thank you.🙂
Good video Jay...very informative!
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Zamboanga City no typhoons ☕️
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DAVAO CITY, wonderful city to live in ,good one sir.god bless you.
Great info from you and your beautiful Kate salamat for sharing with us your subscribers it.s great Listenning to your chanell my friend you guys have an awesome Adlaw Sa Dios Love Lots
The safest place in the world, the place where anymore things can happen to you is the place where you'll Rest In Peace.
Dumaguete is much safer compared to Cebu and other places in the region. Dumaguete is rarely visited by typhoons and earthquakes.
If you worry about typhoons, live on the mountain with the locals do.
You still gotta worry about landslide
Great info 👍👍👍
Thanks for watching
Manila and north get typhoons but not like what south get on December to January. Those are scary supertyphoons.
Can you do a video on where the crocodiles are in the Philippines please? Forget the typhoons, forget the earthquakes, I just don’t want to be where the crocodiles are
I like crocodiles
@@joeudan4820 my four year old has autism and loves water. I plan on moving to the Philippines in a few years with him, but I would prefer to not live anywhere on an island where crocodiles are for both our safety. My child won’t understand that a man eating dinosaur could be in the water, he would just go in.
There's not much of crocodiles in the waters here. Am Filipino, but what I know is that they are only present in the Agusan marsh, which is in Mindanao. There are some bred in Palawan, but not in the wild. Anywhere else, there are none.
Did you mean crocodiles in the government..joke only. I have never ever seen crocodile in PH.
@@ryanrhea1 well, those are a different kind of crocodiles. And they're really hard to eradicate. Hoping one day, they'll go extinct.😂✌️
You're right. Crocodiles are not common here. They're only seen in the zoo, and in agusan marsh where lolong was captured.
If I ever moved to Philippines or any other country, as a New Yorker, I'd be likely to stay near the major city: Manila central or Quezon City.
#1 They are less likely to get hit by high winds.
#2 They are less likely to experience power outages the closer to the city you are.
#3 They are less likely to experience water/ gas outages.
I don't think I'd ever be happy living in the countryside or provinces.
My Condo there: THE GRASS RESIDENCE has 6 pools, basketball court, gym, near the mall, near the city center and near plenty of transportation. All the creature comforts available if you buy a 2 bedroom or a 3 bedroom.
i would suggest that you move to a province near mountain like my town... cities especially Manila is flood prone... just saying...
@@abigailfamisaran2558 floods are a mess in Manila
Grass Residences beside SM North...?? OMG
My nightmare of a living place
I'm in urban area south of Manila, Cavite province
1 hours drive by car to NAIA, 45 min. to Tagaytay
For the amount of a 3 BR condo in QC you will find a 200 sqm house with garden
or a 120 sqm House with garden and pool.
never ever I would buy a condo. Completly overpriced way of living
@@loulou55... not overpriced when you have a way of living. Everybody makes money and have different amounts of money to one it might seem over priced to another it might be an asset. Plus when one retire traffic is not a thing as you move around or stay in an area even if traffic it’s minimal at best daily. You have to know how to live and move around in a city when retired
Ask the people in Cebu City what they think of your three reason why. They just experienced high winds, power outages, & both water And gas outages .
Manila is the safest place during typoon, theres a reason why it became the capital city of philippines
Agree but Quezon City much better .
Ilocos region, west Cordillera, south Davao and Gensan are the safest..
Hey what up man my plan is come soon, what kind of work you do and how can I get on thanks
I’m not agreeing with your rationale. I think there are many places in this world to see. I’ve been to my fair share of them. Having said that there’s places in the US that I would not go to because the benefits don’t outweigh the risks. As I have grown older my reasoning grows greater on the side of caution.
Nowhere that is how it is
Iloilo island should be a better choice
Bacolod:😶
Filipinos just laugh on typhoons
Davao is the safest city in the Pinas when it comes to crime and typhoons. I wouldn't live anywhere else. And it is usually a bit cooler and less humid than Manila even though it is only about 7° north of the equator.
Yah i haven't heard of a Davao supertyphoon.. The west side of the mountains is always best.
Well Said. Someone once said "most people live their lives in quiet desperation." I don't want to be one of those."