THE El Niño weather phenomenon, which has damaged over P4 billion worth of crops and resulted in record highs in temperature, may be over by June.
THE El Niño weather phenomenon, which has damaged over P4 billion worth of crops and resulted in record highs in temperature, may be over by June .Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration chief Nathaniel Servando told The Manila Times via Viber on Friday that El Niño has started to weaken but will continue to affect the country in the coming days.
Solis said the period from March to May was one of the country's warmest dry spells.'Some of the areas have already surpassed their extreme maximum daytime temperature ... in fact, there were nine stations that already surpassed their extreme maximum daytime temperature during the month of April, and six out of those nine stations exceeded their all-time high maximum daytime temperature,' Solis said.
Niño Likely To End June With La Niña Close Behind
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