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         GUAM CLIMATE OFFICE           

THE WEATHER AND CLIMATE OF GUAM

 THE MONSOON.    THE TRADE WINDS.     DRY SEASON.      RAINY SEASON.         TYPHOONS AFFECTING GUAM.   EFFECTS OF EL NIŅO AND LA NIŅA ON GUAM.   Under Construction

 

 

HISTORICAL DATA

 MONTHLY RAINFALL   (XLS) 182 KB      
DAILY RAINFALL
HOURLY RAINFALL  (PDF)  (PPT)
MONTHLY SEA LEVEL (xls) 387 KB
  TYPHOONS:     Western North Pacific  (PDF) 153 KB.
Affecting Guam (PDF).  Under Construction

ASTRONOMICAL DATA
  SUNRISE/SUNSET (xls)          TIDE TABLES     

EXTREMES

 PEAK WINDS.   HEAVIEST RAINFALL.   WORST DROUGHTS.  RETURN PERIODS OF EXTREME WIND AND RAINFALL.
 

Educational Materials

 Climate Change Global sea level change
El Niņo Anatahan Volcano
 TYPHOONS About Guam:   (1)     (2)

LINKS

GUAM WEATHER:         National Weather Service Tiyan 

TYPHOON INFORMATION: 

 National Weather Service Tiyan
Joint Typhoon Warning Center
CURRENT STATUS OF ENSO:  Pacific ENSO Applications Center  
RADAR:   National Weather Service Radar Image

Publications and special data sets

Contact:

    

Mark A. Lander
University of Guam
UOG Station, Mangilao, Guam 96923
E-Mail: mlander@uog9.uog.edu
Phone: 1-671-735-2695
FAX: 1-671-734-8890

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