Pagiging "Hottest Year on Record" ng 2024, ramdam sa Pilipinas ayon sa PAGASA

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Ininda ng buong mundo ang mainit na temperatura ngayong 2024 na tinaguriang hottest year on record. Ang sobrang init na may ambag pala sa malalakas na bagyo magpapatuloy hanggang sa susunod na taon.

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00:00The hottest year on record was celebrated by the whole world this year.

00:14The heat wave will continue until next year.

00:20Raffi Tima's report is about to change the climate.

00:26While many are eagerly awaiting the start of the new year,

00:31the earth is getting drier and drier.

00:33According to the forecast, the temperature in the country is record-breaking due to El Niño.

00:37But that's not the only thing in the Philippines.

00:41There are data proving that 2024 is the hottest year on record in the whole world.

00:46And according to the European Union Copernicus Climate Change Service or C3S,

00:51this will be the first year in which the 1.5 degree Celsius climate benchmark

00:56or the limit of heat so that global warming won't happen.

01:00This is what we call a tipping point where the process is irreversible.

01:04And those with biodiversity, for example,

01:07may not be able to survive due to their adaptive capacity.

01:12The strong typhoon, for example, also resulted in the warming of the seas around the world, like the Pacific.

01:24At a depth of more than 450 meters below our sea level,

01:29it became favorable to the tropical cyclone development that is affecting our country.

01:35Gemma has a lot of feelings here in Araneta Avenue in Barangay Tatalon in Quezon City.

01:40This year, they experienced a series of floods.

01:43The most memorable was the Karina Tsunami.

01:46Karina Tsunami hit our trapal.

01:50Where did you go?

01:51Second floor.

01:52I even fainted.

01:55They lost P100,000 due to the floods.

01:58The vulcanizing shop and a small grocery store were also affected.

02:02I recovered about five months ago because all my things were thrown away.

02:11Even with the minimum temperature at night, it is hotter this year than last year.

02:17This does not only increase the consumption of electricity,

02:20it may also result in a decrease in the quality of agricultural products.

02:24The worse news is that the hot weather may continue until the first quarter of next year.

02:31Under-rain-bearing weather systems may also be active,

02:36such as the Intertropical Convergence Zone, Sheer Line,

02:40and the surge of the Northeast Monsoon or AMIHAN that we have not yet experienced.

02:47These are the possibilities that may rain at the beginning of the year.

02:53The 2024 floods are already severe.

02:55But that is not the only problem.

02:59It is expected that the flood in the country will continue in 2025,

03:03which may result in a lower temperature.

03:06Whether there is rain or not, the floods and floods will continue next year.

03:11So for now, it should be prepared.

03:14For GMA Integrated News, Rafi Lima, Kaputo, 24 Hours.

03:28For GMA Integrated News, Rafi Lima, Kaputo, 24 Hours.

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