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00:00Good evening!
00:12This is a time of good weather for most of the state on Wednesday.
00:16But, as per the forecast, it is still possible to experience local thunderstorms,
00:20especially in the afternoon or evening.
00:23Extremely northern Luzon, particularly Batanes, Apayaw and Cagayan,
00:27is affected by the northeasterly surface wind flow.
00:31Aside from the rain, it will also be affected by the cold weather.
00:35Today, a 17.2-degree Celsius minimum temperature was recorded in the city of Mines, Baguio.
00:4219.6 degrees Celsius in Malaybalay, Bukidnon.
00:4521.9 degrees Celsius in Infanta, Quezon.
00:4922.2 degrees Celsius in Coron, Palawan.
00:52While the minimum temperature here in Quezon City is 25.5 degrees Celsius.
00:58Based on the rainfall forecast of Metro Weather,
01:00it is expected that it will rain in almost the entire country in the next few hours.
01:05Heavy to intense rain is possible in some areas that may cause floods or landslides.
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