Empire State Building Support Typhoon Yolanda Victims

The world-famous Empire State Building shone brightly in red, blue and yellow November 15, 2013, in solidarity with Filipinos devastated by monster storm Yolanda (international name: Haiyan). New York City's popular landmark will feature the Philippine flag's colors for two days in an effort to raise awareness about the storm's impact. Filipinos and foreigners in the United States have posted photos of the memorial, along with prayers for victims and struggling survivors.

Being a Filipino I'm so touched and delighted. People all over the world help each other in times like this. Filipino people was down and devastated because of Typhoon Yolanda.

I believe that Filipino will move on and we will show the world that life must go on. 

We are grateful to other countries who help us.

Typhoon Yolanda/Haiyan lashes Philippines

One of the strongest typhoon in history lashes Philippines last November 8, 2013. More than 700,000 Filipinos forced to flee their homes.

Tacloban  was truly affected,they are devastated by Storm surge.

They are waiting for their food supplies

Let's help our kababayan by giving donations.

Snowfall in the Philippines

There’s a video uploaded in youtube that Southern part of the Philippines experienced 3 hours Snowfall .  If you will think about it, Philippines is a tropical country and it’s impossible to experience snow fall. There was no reports of snow in the Philippines by any weather stations.

There’s another theory that it was an ash fall when Mt Mayon erupted last December 2009.