PAGASA: heat index o damang init sa NCR, posibleng umabot sa mahigit 40°C | SONA - video Dailymotion

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00:00 If you feel the heat now, it will continue for the next few months,

00:05 with the peak of El Niño, according to the forecast.

00:08 In Metro Manila, the heat index or the heat wave may reach more than 40 degrees Celsius.

00:16 Here is my report.

00:18 Long sleeves and t-shirts, the headwear of Junior.

00:26 Even if the sun is bright, they will still carry bags of cement.

00:31 Later, drink water.

00:32 We always have water there, below, that is cold.

00:37 According to the forecast, the heat index or the heat wave reached 37 degrees Celsius in Iapasay City today.

00:45 On the heat index map today, some places almost turned light orange,

00:49 which are at 33 to 41 degrees Celsius.

00:52 This means that the heat cramps and heat exhaustion are at an extreme caution level.

00:58 Dark orange in Cotabato City in Maguindanao, which is at 42 degrees Celsius or danger level,

01:04 where the heat stroke is possible.

01:06 According to the forecast, it will be hotter in the next few months

01:10 because the full impact of El Niño will be felt from March to May.

01:15 The heat index in Metro Manila in March can reach more than 40 degrees Celsius.

01:20 We say that globally, it is the warmest year in 2023.

01:25 So here, we can see that this could be one of the warmest years.

01:29 This is a bit dangerous because the normal body temperature is only 37 degrees.

01:35 So it's hot outside, so we get sick.

01:40 The key is hydration. We should have 8 to 12 glasses, we should add more every day.

01:47 The animals should be monitored for heat stroke.

01:51 In Pangasinan, some cows have symptoms of heat stroke, such as fatigue and weakness.

01:57 In Zamboanga City, the veterinarian's office issued a warning

02:00 that the animals should not be left exposed to the sun.

02:03 We advise the special farm animals not to avoid being exposed to the sun

02:10 from 10 o'clock in the morning to 3 or 2 o'clock in the afternoon.

02:14 The Department of Agriculture reminded farmers to keep their pets away from food.

02:20 Corn cultivation can be affected by drought.

02:24 In Dagupan City, some fish pond operators reduced the number of fish fingerlings

02:28 due to the low water level in their fish pond.

02:32 The MWSS did not see the water service interruption

02:36 because there are alternative water supplies even if the water level of Angat Dam is low.

02:40 The Department of Energy also promised to be able to increase the demand for electricity,

02:44 especially in May.

02:46 Just don't go against the transmission lines of NGCP and distribution utilities.

PAGASA: heat index o damang init sa NCR, posibleng umabot sa mahigit 40°C | SONA

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