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Heat Index Alert: Butuan Hits 48°C as 44 PH Areas Reach Danger Zone
PAGASA recorded a 48°C heat index in Butuan City as 44 areas nationwide reached danger-level readings on May 12.
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PAGASA recorded a 48°C heat index in Butuan City as 44 areas nationwide reached danger-level readings on May 12.
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Police and disaster officials are preparing for possible lahar flows around Mayon Volcano as Tropical Storm Caloy threatens heavy rain over Bicol.
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Tropical Storm Caloy stayed east of Mindanao while easterlies bring isolated rains across the Philippines, PAGASA said.
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PAGASA says Tropical Storm Hagupit may enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility this weekend and will be named Caloy once inside PAR.
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PAGASA says seven areas may hit danger-level heat index readings, with Tacloban forecast at 45°C on May 6.
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PHIVOLCS has launched a new platform called Handa, an all-in-one system meant to help government and the public track hazards, warnings, and emergency situations in one place. The rollout was announced on Thursday by PHIVOLCS chief Teresito Bacolcol.
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PAGASA said the country would continue to see generally fair weather on Tuesday, with Metro Manila expected to hit a 37°C heat index. That level falls under the extreme caution category, meaning the heat can already take a real toll on people spending too much time outdoors. Weather specialist
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PAGASA says Filipinos should expect more sticky, mainit na panahon over the next three days, with hot and humid conditions likely to persist across the country. The weather bureau said the setup is being influenced by the ridge of a high-pressure area and the easterlies.
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PAGASA has officially declared the start of the country’s warm and dry season, signaling the end of the cooler amihan period and the start of hotter days ahead across much of the Philippines. In Rappler’s report, the weather bureau said the shift from northeasterly winds to easterly winds,
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Several Metro Manila local government units are joining this year’s Earth Hour observance, with residents being urged to switch off non-essential lights on Saturday night as part of the global climate campaign. The symbolic lights-off is scheduled for exactly 8:30 p.m. The main Earth Hour Philippines event,
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The Department of Health is warning Filipinos not to take the summer heat lightly, saying children and elderly people are especially vulnerable to heat-related illness and heat stroke.