Update on Metro Manila Heat Index According to PAGASA
METRO MANILA HEAT INDEX – PAGASA forecasted that the heat index in Metro Manila may reach up to 38.2 degrees Celsius. Here are the details.
Undeniably, under a normal setting which is not applicable now due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a lot of Filipinos await the summer season. Most students have no classes and it can be a perfect time for some family vacation at the beach or in a mountain resort.
Many families see to it they got have quality time together and planning is not usually affected by the weather as the summer season is filled with sunny days. There might be some rainy days but, usually, it does not last long.
However, there are also risks along with the summer season. It is during this period of time that there are many cases of heatstroke.
The summer season in the Philippines could really bring an uncomfortable temperature. Thus, it is important to monitor yourself most especially if you have existing health conditions and you are under the heat of the sun.
Recently, PAGASA gave an update on the heat index, the temperature perceived by humans, in the Philippines. Based on a report on up https://news.abs-cbn.com/video/news/05/07/21/pagasa-metro-manila-heat-index-could-hit-382-degrees-celsius, the Metro Manila heat index may reach up to 38.2 degrees Celsius.
With regards to the heat index at the PAGASA Science Garden station in Quezon City, speaking to TeleRadyo, weather specialist Raymond Ordinaryo told TeleRadyo that the agency’s forecast is between 34.3 degrees Celsius to 38.2 degrees Celsius.
Reportedly, the Metro Manila heat index forecast is under “extreme caution”. The forecast n Dagupan station,Laoag, and Sangley are as follows:
- Dagupan Station – 39 degrees Celsius
- Laoag – 39.1 degrees Celsius
- Sangley – 39.6 degrees Celsius
PAGASA advises the people to stay indoors as much as they can. It is important to keep yourself hydrated and wear light-colored shirts.
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