The Philippines is grappling with scorching temperatures this March, April, and May, traditionally the hottest and driest months of the year. However, the El Niño weather phenomenon has intensified these conditions, making things even more challenging for residents.
According to the state weather forecaster, the heat index is expected to soar to the \"danger\" level of 42 to 43°C in several areas across the country on April 5. This extreme heat poses significant health risks, including heat cramps and exhaustion.
In the bustling capital, Manila, the heat index is forecasted to reach the \"extreme caution\" level of up to 40°C. Residents are advised to stay hydrated, avoid strenuous outdoor activities, and seek cool environments to stay safe during this intense heatwave. 🌞💧
As the nation faces these elevated temperatures, communities are coming together to support each other, ensuring that everyone stays safe and cool despite the relentless sun.
