Set the alarm for 3:34 a.m.

Web alarm clock for 3:34 a.m.

As you hand the watch over, set the 3:34 am alarm so the next person checks the PAGASA advisory before the fishing boat leaves. That gives the incoming person a clear cue to review the latest conditions, share any relevant warning with the crew, and decide whether preparations should continue toward 4:00 am.

Because this check happens during a changeover, make sure the alarm can actually be heard by the person taking your place. Raise the media or alarm volume and check whether silent mode suppresses browser audio on the phone being used. Keep the page active and the phone awake: if either is shut down, the fishing boat warning check may never sound, leaving the crew without the planned prompt.

For a PAGASA review in the middle of the night, arrange the light before you step away. A dim lamp beside the phone can make the advisory readable without forcing the incoming person to search for a switch, while a shaded beam keeps glare off the screen. Place a torch within reach as backup for walking to the boat, and aim it down so the crew can see ropes and wet footing without shining it into anyone’s eyes.