Here is the latest forecast from Brian aka Mr Weatherman Asia. In his forecast, Jangmi, also Domeng, will become a Tropical Storm and then a Typhoon. When this could impact Japan, especially Okinawa!
Brian further states “this typhoon or tropical storm uh whatever it ends up being is not coming to the Philippines. “
Alrightey – here goes the latest receipts este snapshots,
This is early morning, 05/28/26 0237H GMT+8
Note that the system is contained within the 1:30 to 2:30 band.
By dawn, 05/28/26 0447H GMT+8 – this is what it looked like.
The system is still contained within the 1:30 to 2:30 band. What that tells us is we now have a situation we call the ” meat grinder”. The system attempts to move forward but is stuck within the “grinder”
By mid morning 05/28/26 0911H GMT+8, here’s the snapshot. Notice the streak of moisture or “feeder” at the 2:30 position – this is feeding the system.
The system is still stuck in the “grinder” at the 1:30-2:30 band.
We have made adjustments and putting in more resources (tower array / “shredder|) towards the “grinder”.
Till the next update at noon.
As of noontime 05/28/26 1221H GMT+8
The containment zone / “grinder” holds the system in position. The southeast quadrant from 3:00-4:00 is “cleared”.
The hole in the 2:00 position is a sginature of the pyramids.The thinning bands of green is a signature of the “shredders” and sky guardians.
By mid afternoon of 05/28/26 1518H GMT+8, here’s what it looked like.The lower Northeast band (between 2:00 and 3:00) is thinning out as the system is trying to work itself out of the “grinder” between 1:30 an.d 2:00.
By dusk, 08/28/26 1752H GMT+8, here’s the snapshot.
08/28/26 1752H GMT+8
Under normal circumstances this will have been a Cat5 typhoon by now, riding roughshod over the Philippines.
And the cycle begins again:
- The news will be flooding with fear porn. DOST-PAGASA and NDDRMC will be hogging the news.
- Massive evacuations, floods and landslides as the system hits landfall.
- Grandstanding politicans looking for the nearest photo op to endear themselves to the public
- Requests for more funding of flood control projects and rehabilitation.
- Investigations into the fraud runing into billions of pesos accompanying the flood control projects.
- Nobody goes to jail
- Filipinos have to keep shelling out their hard earned income for “flood control projects” to nowhere.
Meanwhile, here we are, a voice in the wilderness that says – the best way to control floods short of stopping the operation of ionospheric heaters aka HAARP – is to prevent the man-made storms which cause the floods.
Can you imagine how much billions of pesos can be saved and used on building more valuable stuff??? Or for a fraction of those billion pesos, I can build a national weather defense network!!!
This reminds me of the broken window fallacy which permeates all levels of government all the way to the highest levels of the country’s leadership.
The broken window fallacy is an economic concept introduced by Frédéric Bastiat in 1850, which argues that destruction does not create net economic wealth. The parable illustrates that while repairing a broken window generates visible income for the glazier (that which is seen), it ignores the opportunity cost of what the owner could have purchased otherwise (that which is not seen).
Common Misapplications: The fallacy is often used to debunk arguments that natural disasters, war, or government stimulus through destruction-based spending benefits the overall economy. .
Misallocation of Resources: Spending money on repairs is a maintenance cost, not new production, diverting funds from productive investments like new inventory or savings.
Net Loss to Society: Destruction results in a net loss because the economy loses the value of the destroyed item without gaining new wealth, only shifting existing resources.
The Karens of course, accuse us of pseudo-science and conspiracy theorists, to which we say.. who is underwater and who is on dry ground? Obviously we are on dry ground while the Karens are underwater! How has your “science” actually helped you? You feel good that there is a forecast? Seriously?
I loved what Brian said – “whatever it ends up being is not coming to the Philippines“. Exactamente.
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