PAGASA: El Niño, nagdudulot ng maalinsangang panahon na sinusundan ng pag-ulan | SONA - video Dailymotion

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00:00 The weather is still hot all over the world because of the El Niño.

00:04 But the unpredictable weather that we are experiencing in Metro Manila and other parts of the country,

00:09 why is it that it is raining?

00:11 The explanation of the hope is in the report of Katrina Son.

00:14 It's hot, but later it will rain.

00:20 That's why the banana queue vendor, Maymay, is confused because she only knows that there is an El Niño.

00:27 We can't cook because it's raining and windy.

00:30 Sometimes we don't have a vendor.

00:32 They say it's El Niño, but it's hot. Why is it raining? It's always raining.

00:37 The rider, Dominga Fabiliar, has learned that even if the sun is shining, the boat is still ready.

00:45 They said it's El Niño, but it's raining. I said, "What's that?"

00:50 The common belief is that when there is an El Niño, the weather is hot and the rain is slow.

00:56 They say it's El Niño, but we don't have umbrella like the one we use for the rain.

01:01 That's why it's hard.

01:02 But the explanation of the hope is that when it's hot like now with El Niño,

01:06 it will be unpredictable that the rain will follow.

01:09 Given that it was hot during the daytime, we forced the air on the surface to rise and then it created clouds and that causes precipitation.

01:19 And if you sweat a lot in the afternoon, you expect that the heat will still be there.

01:24 But that's not the case in the Philippines because they expect that the temperature will be record-breaking this year in the whole world due to the El Niño.

01:33 The DOH is preparing hospitals for the possible increase of heat stroke.

01:39 If we are going to do something, if it's still dark or if it's getting dark,

01:46 we have to do it, if not, we have to avoid it, we have to drink water.

01:56 There are other ways, like juices, fruits that are watery like watermelon.

02:03 The hope is that before we experience the severe effect of El Niño, like drought or dry spell,

02:11 we will experience the heavy rain that will force the typhoons to enter the country.

02:19 This is what happened when El Niño experienced in the country.

02:22 Like in 2004, where there was a lot of rain and the typhoons were strong.

02:27 Super Typhoon Yo-Yo and Typhoon Winnie hit a big hit.

02:32 In 2009, when the typhoon Ondoy hit Metro Manila and Typhoon Pepeng in Northern Luzon.

02:38 This year, Super Typhoon Egypt experienced.

02:42 When we say El Niño, it doesn't mean drought.

02:45 We are just saying that there will be a possibility of a reduction of rainwater that can lead to dry spell.

02:54 Katrina Son reporting for GMA Integrated News.

PAGASA: El Niño, nagdudulot ng maalinsangang panahon na sinusundan ng pag-ulan | SONA

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