After the exit of Tropical Cyclone Emong, no weather disturbance is within the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR). Although PAGASA has observed group of clouds within the country’s premises, these…
On the first day of June 2017, United States President Donald Trump withdrew from the Paris Climate Agreement, a global effort that aims to limit carbon emission. This decision has…
Rush hour or not, traffic congestion has become a normal scenario in EDSA these days. The 23.9-kilometer highway is a daily contributor to worsening air pollution as vehicles spend hours…
Two weather systems continue to bring rains in several parts of Luzon. The Frontal System is affecting the extreme Northern Luzon while the Southwest Monsoon or Hanging Habagat prevails in…
The month of May bursts with color, not only because of the fiestas celebrated, but also because of the flowers in bloom. Aside from being home to many government offices,…
Though rains and thunderstorms are now becoming frequent, PAGASA has clarified in an interview with Panahon TV that Rainy Season is not yet official. Weather Forecaster Chris Perez says there…
See previous article: Climate Action through Communication The two-day Media Summit on Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) organized by the Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union held in Dhaka, Bangladesh concluded…
The Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union, in partnership with Bangladesh TV, gathered Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) advocates, climate and weather experts, and communication and media practitioners for the Third Climate Change and…
Quick Recap A sizzling 39.4 degrees Celsius was felt yesterday in Tuguegarao City. Meanwhile, here are the highest heat indices recorded in other areas in the Philippines: Metro Manila –…
Along with rising temperatures is the increase in electrical loads. To cope with the extreme heat, many people tend to use appliances throughout a longer period, leading to high electricity…
