Soon peaked at "Maximum Danger Level" heat index experienced in the Philippines yesterday warned that the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) alerted the public to intensify the heat in the coming days.
The warning was announced yesterday despite a PAGASA earlier reports of Project Noah is gradually weakening El Niño phenomenon.
Betting PAGASA, possibly up to 40 degrees Celsius heat index maitalang or heat the body feels.
According to PAGASA, not only people experiencing extreme stress caused by summer but also the plants and animals.
Consequently, PAGASA said the chances of the spread of pests and diseases due to lack of water supply caused by El Niño.
Earlier 52.2ºC recorded heat index in Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija, the highest this summer season.
Consecutive days recorded in Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija in the hottest heat index in the country this year.
On Tuesday, 52.3ºC recorded temperature in the city and passed it to 51ºC recorded on Monday.
Clark airport in Pampanga, recorded 51.9 degrees Celsius, while 50.2ºC in Sangley Point in Cavite City, according to PAGASA.
In Metro Manila, the heat index Friday is expected to be 46ºC and 38.3ºC today.
Explanation of PAGASA, though the air temperature in these areas is played from 34ºC to 37ºC, the said relative humidity is added to 15ºC heat index.
The minimum number 41ºC and 54ºC maximum is treated as a 'danger level' and at this time is increased, it is in 'extreme danger' and possible heat stroke.
Meanwhile, a collective prayer for rain to a bishop to resolve the impact of the El Niño phenomenon that exists in the Philippines today.
According to the Apostolic Vicariate of Puerto Princesa, Palawan Bishop Pedro Arigo, prayed to God for forgiveness of the people for the destruction of nature.
It also asked for guidance from the Lord to correct all the mistakes of the people and work together to restore the balance of nature.