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WASHINGTON — Earth dialed the heat up in June, smashing warm temperature records for both the month and the first half of the year. Off-the-charts heat is “getting to be a monthly thing,” said Jessica Blunden, a…
RECENT days have been hot for a rainy season, with temperatures reaching more than 33 degrees Celsius. “The normal weather temperature for the rainy season is 26 to 31 degrees Celsius,” said Alfredo Quiblat, Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical…
After a spate of rain, Central Visayas will have sunny days starting yesterday until July 24, said a veteran weather official. This was the forecast of Engr. Oscar Tabada, chief meteorologist of PAGASA Visayas, in an agricultural …
CEBU and the rest of Central Visayas will experience partly cloudy weather with the exit of typhoon Falcon from the country and tropical depression Goring moving towards Japan. “So far there is no low pressure area (LPA)…
Cebu disaster council gets P44M for emergency response projects by Juli Ann Sibi UP Cebu Intern Damage in Cebu from the dry spell caused by the El Niño phenomenon has increased to more than P211 million, disaster…
BRING out your umbrellas, the wet season is on. The state weather bureau yesterday declared the onset of the rainy season in the Philippines. Since early this week, Cebu has been experiencing rainshowers. However, the declaration of…
RAINSHOWERS in various parts of Metro Cebu will continue in the next few days because of the Intertropical Convergence Zone. A low pressure area east of Guian, Eastern Samar may bring more rain. If the rains continue, …
Less rainfall, longer downpour in Metro Cebu Less than one millimeter of rainfall was recorded in Metro Cebu as of 3 p.m. yesterday, the state weather bureau Pagasa said. But the rains lasted for more than an…
THE rains in the past days do not mean that the rainy season is here. Alfredo Quiblat, acting chief for Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Services (Pagasa) Mactan said that Cebu will continue to experience unexpected rains…
The prevailing El Niño dry spell will delay the onset of the rainy season by a week or two, the Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) said yesterday. With about 60 percent of the country in…
STARTING today, all public elementary and high schools in Cebu City can hold flag-raising ceremonies inside the classrooms to protect the students from the heat. Dr. Rhea Mae Angtud, Department of Education (Deped) Cebu City Division Superintendent,…
The dry spell damaged 174.67 hectares of crops in at least four Cebu towns and cities. Dr. Roldan Saragena said the El Niño phenomenon has affected the towns of Samboan and Sibonga and the cities of Talisay…
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