Astronomical Administration News Today

Part 2: Experts say that moving all critical facilities away from flood zones is a complex process, and finding a solution that checks all the boxes takes time

The state weather bureau PAGASA warns of feels-like temperatures of 40 and 41 degrees Celsius in some parts of Negros Occidental

The government is undertaking measures to ensure sufficient supply of water for irrigation during El Niño, President Marcos said yesterday as the state weather bureau warned of a possible dry spell in the latter part of 2023 until early next year.

President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. has ordered the creation of an El Niño team that will address the threats posed by the looming dry spell on people’s health and their access to water and electricity.

Marcos activates team for El Niño mitigation

Disruptions due to flooding ongoing across much of the Philippines as of Jan. 24. Further adverse weather forecast over eastern regions.

Metro Manila and most parts of Luzon are forecast to have fair weather in the next three days, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Ser-vices Administration announced yesterday.

Flooding and associated disruptions ongoing in most of the Philippines as of Jan. 16. Further adverse weather forecast nationwide.

Severe weather forecast across southern and central Philippines through Dec. 30. Flooding and associated disruptions ongoing.

President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. pulled out a fitting holiday gift from his Christmas sack when he ordered the release of gratuity pay of P5,000 for contractual and job order workers of government. There will be a mix of movements in the prices of fuel products slated with gasoline and k