MISSING RAINFALL DATA 120°15'0"E120°45'0"E121° 15'0"E120°30'0"E121°0'0"E1020 KilometersPangasinanMangataremBayambangScience City of MunozNueva EcijaTarlac CityCabanatuan CityTarlacСаpasZambalesConcepcionBotolanMabalacatCandabaPampangaBulacanSan FernandoSan Marcelino120°15'0"E120°30'0"E120°45'0"E121°0'0"E121°15'0"E15°50'0"N15°25'0"NN.0,0s.SLN.o.sz.SLN.0.0.SL RecordedEastings (X) Northings (Y)[m]Normal AnnualStationProvinceMuniCityBarangay[m]Rainfall forRainfall (mm)2021 (mm)BaseTarlac CityTarlacPoblacion13423218.711745689.03?1899Nueva Ecija Science City of Munoz|PampangaPampangaNueva Ecija1Bical13458716.461774106.88211121502MabalacatDau13427038.891711318.70189919903San FernandoDolores13437818.991694492.6819751900Cabanatuan CityMangatarem4Palagay13458661.651743156.54185721005PangasinanGeneral Luna13391453.591779097.1521051765ZambalesBotolanMaguisguisCandaba Swamp6.13384301.791715437.14176016607PampangaCandaba13458480.661702194.3015002210TarlacСарpasBayambangConcepcionSan Marcelino8O'Donnell13409119.201730255.8422301850PangasinanPugo13410094.321777623.021902191010TarlacAlfonso13430011.251726735.281918189011ZambalesAglao13391567.141690183.8417501690Estimate and compare the rainfall for 2021 in Tarlac city rain gauge station usingall the rainfall estimation techniques discussed.

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MISSING RAINFALL DATA

120°15'0"E
120°45'0"E
121° 15'0"E
120°30'0"E
121°0'0"E
10
20 Kilometers
Pangasinan
Mangatarem
Bayambang
Science City of Munoz
Nueva Ecija
Tarlac City
Cabanatuan City
Tarlac
Саpas
Zambales
Concepcion
Botolan
Mabalacat
Candaba
Pampanga
Bulacan
San Fernando
San Marcelino
120°15'0"E
120°30'0"E
120°45'0"E
121°0'0"E
121°15'0"E
15°50'0"N
15°25'0"N
N.0,0s.SL
N.o.sz.SL
N.0.0.SL

Recorded
Eastings (X) Northings (Y)
[m]
Normal Annual
Station
Province
MuniCity
Barangay
[m]
Rainfall for
Rainfall (mm)
2021 (mm)
Base
Tarlac City
Tarlac
Poblacion
13423218.71
1745689.03
?
1899
Nueva Ecija Science City of Munoz|
Pampanga
Pampanga
Nueva Ecija
1
Bical
13458716.46
1774106.88
2111
2150
2
Mabalacat
Dau
13427038.89
1711318.70
1899
1990
3
San Fernando
Dolores
13437818.99
1694492.68
1975
1900
Cabanatuan City
Mangatarem
4
Palagay
13458661.65
1743156.54
1857
2100
5
Pangasinan
General Luna
13391453.59
1779097.15
2105
1765
Zambales
Botolan
Maguisguis
Candaba Swamp
6.
13384301.79
1715437.14
1760
1660
7
Pampanga
Candaba
13458480.66
1702194.30
1500
2210
Tarlac
Сарpas
Bayambang
Concepcion
San Marcelino
8
O'Donnell
13409119.20
1730255.84
2230
1850
Pangasinan
Pugo
13410094.32
1777623.02
1902
1910
10
Tarlac
Alfonso
13430011.25
1726735.28
1918
1890
11
Zambales
Aglao
13391567.14
1690183.84
1750
1690
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all the rainfall estimation techniques discussed.

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