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Moist season begins, Pagasa stops warmth index issuance

RAINY SEASON. The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration on Tuesday (June 3, 2025) said the issuance of heat index information will be temporarily suspended as the wet season starts. Among the indicators prior to the declaration of rainy season are the persistence of low-level southwesterly wind flow in the western section of Luzon and the weakening of the easterly winds. (PNA file photo by Yancy Lim)RAINY SEASON. The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration on Tuesday (June 3, 2025) said the issuance of heat index information will be temporarily suspended as the wet season starts. Among the indicators prior to the declaration of rainy season are the persistence of low-level southwesterly wind flow in the western section of Luzon and the weakening of the easterly winds. (PNA file photo by Yancy Lim)

RAINY SEASON. The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Providers Administration on Tuesday (June 3, 2025) mentioned the issuance of warmth index info shall be quickly suspended because the moist season begins. Among the many indicators previous to the declaration of wet season are the persistence of low-level southwesterly wind stream within the western part of Luzon and the weakening of the easterly winds. (PNA file picture by Yancy Lim)

MANILA, Philippines – The climate bureau on Tuesday mentioned it should quickly halt the issuance of warmth index info because of the official onset of the wet season.

“Throughout this era, you will need to concentrate on offering correct and well timed info associated to hazards and potential impacts related to the wet season,” the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Providers Administration (PAGASA) mentioned in an announcement.

The day by day monitoring of warmth index and issuance of forecasts will resume on March 1, 2026, projected begin of the new dry months.

READ: Pagasa: 1-2 tropical cyclones could enter PAR this June

The warmth index info from PAGASA automated climate stations and iHeatMap stays accessible by way of PAGASA’s web site, it added.

PAGASA Administrator Nathaniel Servando mentioned among the many indicators previous to the declaration of wet season embrace the persistence of low-level southwesterly wind stream within the western part of Luzon and the weakening of the easterly winds.

PAGASA can be contemplating the rainfall quantities recorded alongside the western a part of the nation (Visayas and Luzon), he mentioned.

READ: Habagat season begins – Pagasa

PAGASA shouldn’t be anticipating the whole month of June to be wet, as a result of it is not uncommon to look at breaks or sunny days, he added.

In the meantime, PAGASA Local weather Monitoring and Prediction Part chief Ana Lisa Solis mentioned the nation might have one or two tropical cyclones this month.

“If a tropical cyclone wouldn’t type, it’s also doable {that a} low-pressure space would carry rains and trigger floods. Take precautions,” she mentioned through the Bagong Pilipinas Ngayon information program. (PNA)



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