No weather disturbance is expected to threaten the country in the next three days.

Today, the easterlies will continue to bring warm and humid weather in the country as it affects the eastern section of Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. Everyone is advised to bring umbrellas for protection from the sun and possible thunderstorms.

Meanwhile, as we count down the hours before the world celebrates the Earth Day, here are some of the things you can do to help save the planet.

The Easterlies now dominate the eastern section of the Philippines, bringing fair weather conditions apart from isolated thunderstorms in the country.

Easterlies are winds coming from the east. They pass through the Pacific Ocean, resulting into warm and humid conditions. This may generate thunderstorms in the latter part of the day especially over the affected areas.

Meanwhile, Metro Manila has surpassed the highest temperature recorded in April last year. From 35.9 degree celsius in April 27, 2014, Metro Manila experienced the hottest day so far last Saturday, Aprl 18, 2015 with 36.2 degree celsius.

State meteorologist Alvin Pura says temperatures all over the country are expected to rise in the following weeks.

EARTH DAY 2015

Every April 22 each year, the world celebrates the Earth Day. Here are some of the things you can do to protect and conserve Mother Nature.