•Here is a table with hypothetical rainfall data for the years 2019-2023, following a similar pattern to the 2008-2012

data:
•Key Notes:
•These values mimic the general trend of the original dataset:
• Higher rainfall occurs in February and certain summer months (like July).
• Fluctuations with occasional low or high monthly rainfall.
•The Total for each year is calculated by summing the monthly values.
•The Average is derived by dividing the total rainfall by 12 months.
•Does this align with your needs? Let me know if you'd like further refinements or explanations! 😊

MONTH 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023

January 350.2 312.5 330.8 980.1 460.7

February 1,120.4 400.7 20.1 150.4 390.5

March 250.3 150.6 160.8 800.2 410.3

April 200.6 320.2 70.3 180.4 140.9

May 470.8 150.4 170.6 700.8 150.7

June 380.5 600.2 120.4 260.1 280.3

July 420.7 180.6 400.2 500.3 480.6

August 260.9 270.3 290.8 250.5 270.1

September 300.5 220.4 310.7 450.2 440.8

October 290.7 350.8 360.4 420.5 410.3

November 330.4 250.2 220.3 310.6 300.8

December 440.1 220.3 240.2 400.7 410.5

Total 4,815.1 3,128.2 3,025.6 5,404.8 4,746.5

Average 401.3 260.7 252.1 450.4 395.5

 YEAR
MONTH
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
January 350.2 312.5 330.8 980.1 460.7
February 1,120.4 400.7 20.1 150.4 390.5
March 250.3 150.6 160.8 800.2 410.3
April 200.6 320.2 70.3 180.4 140.9
May 470.8 150.4 170.6 700.8 150.7
June 380.5 600.2 120.4 260.1 280.3
July 420.7 180.6 400.2 500.3 480.6
August 260.9 270.3 290.8 250.5 270.1
September 300.5 220.4 310.7 450.2 440.8
October 290.7 350.8 360.4 420.5 410.3
November 330.4 250.2 220.3 310.6 300.8
December 440.1 220.3 240.2 400.7 410.5
Total 4,815.1 3,128.2 3,025.6 5,404.8 4,746.5
Average 401.3 260.7 252.1 450.4 395.5
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CURRCULAR OFFERING MALE FEMALE TOTAL
Kindergarten – SEAWEED 7 8 15

Grade 1 – SEA URCHIN 10 7 17

Grade 2 – SEA LION 12 10 22

Grade 3 – SEAHORSE 16 9 25

Grade 4 – SEA COW 9 12 21

Grade 5 – SEA PEARL 6 9 15

Grade 6 – SEAGULL 10 14 24

TOTAL 70 69 139
HAZARD PROBABILITY IMPACT AVERAG RANK
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RATE REMARKS RATE REMARKS

Typhoon Damage
Typhoon 5 Alley/Geographica 5 to Life, 5 1
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Geographical suspensio
Landslides 3 5 4 3.5
Location n of work
Human and
Fire 3 Error/Negligence, 5 disruption 4 3.5
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Flooding 1 Catch Basin 3 2 5
Earthquak
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Hazard to TYPHOON
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EARLY EXISTING
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Adoption of
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SCHOOL PERSONNEL BAD WORSE WORST
No. of affected
SCHOOL 11
(Teaching and Non-Teaching) Personnel
No. of dead
3
(Teaching and Non-Teaching) Personnel
No. of injured
6
(Teaching and Non-Teaching) Personnel
No. of missing
2
(Teaching and Non-Teaching) Personnel
LEARNERS
No. of affected
147
LEARNER
No. of dead
10
LEARNER
No. of injured
25
LEARNER
No. of missing
4
LEARNER
EFFECTS
Infrastructure
Classrooms
Hand Washing Facilities
Computer Room 2
Comfort Rooms
SELG Center
Canteen
Non-Infrastructure Furniture (10)
Damaged furniture Learning Resources (25)
Damaged Learning Resources ICT Equipment (15)
Damaged ICT Equipment (desktop, laptops, projectors…etc.
Communication 1
Power/Electricity 1
Transportation 2
 AREA/ TEACHING NON- LEARNERS TOTAL
LOCATION
TEACHING

M F TOTAL M F TOTAL M F TOTAL

NAPALISAN 0 7 7 2 0 2 70 69 139 139

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