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[Title] => Mas mainit sa Abril at Mayo - PAGASA
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Mas matinding init pa ang mararamdaman sa Abril at Mayo at sa pagtaya ng PAGASA, posibleng umabot sa 40 degree centigrade ang temperatura.
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[Title] => No relief from summer heat
[Summary] => Sorry folks, no sign of relief yet from the scorching heat everyone is complaining about, with the thermometers registering 35 degrees Centigrade at 1:50 yesterday afternoon — just a notch lower than the 36 degrees Centigrade recorded Monday.
According to weathermen at the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA), the heat wave will continue for as long as the high pressure area affecting the prevailing weather system remains in place.
[DatePublished] => 2004-04-22 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Felix De Los Santos
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[Title] => Temperature plunge ushers in New Year in Baguio City
[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — A sudden drop in temperature ushered in the year 2001 in this city, with mercury readings at 12 degrees Centigrade at dawn of New Year’s Eve and 11.6 degrees Centigrade on New Year’s Day.
The sudden temperature plunge on Dec. 31 manifested itself in a thick fog that enveloped the entire city by mid-afternoon that day.
The Dec. 31 cold chilled the bones of city folk who were used to an average temperature of 15 degrees Centigrade the whole of December. The temperature was even 3.5 degrees higher on Dec. 29.
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[Title] => No relief from summer heat
[Summary] => Sorry folks, no sign of relief yet from the scorching heat everyone is complaining about, with the thermometers registering 35 degrees Centigrade at 1:50 yesterday afternoon — just a notch lower than the 36 degrees Centigrade recorded Monday.
According to weathermen at the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA), the heat wave will continue for as long as the high pressure area affecting the prevailing weather system remains in place.
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[Title] => Temperature plunge ushers in New Year in Baguio City
[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — A sudden drop in temperature ushered in the year 2001 in this city, with mercury readings at 12 degrees Centigrade at dawn of New Year’s Eve and 11.6 degrees Centigrade on New Year’s Day.
The sudden temperature plunge on Dec. 31 manifested itself in a thick fog that enveloped the entire city by mid-afternoon that day.
The Dec. 31 cold chilled the bones of city folk who were used to an average temperature of 15 degrees Centigrade the whole of December. The temperature was even 3.5 degrees higher on Dec. 29.
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[ColumnID] => 133272
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