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Dangerous heat index expected in 15 areas on May 5
PAGASA forecasts that 15 areas in the country will likely experience a dangerous heat index of 42°C or higher on May 5.
Infanta, Quezon is predicted to have the highest heat index at 45°C.
Dagupan City, Aparri, Tuguegarao City, ISU Echague, and Sangley Point, Cavite may reach a heat index of 44°C.
Naia, Pasay City, Laoag City, and Tayabas, Quezon are among the areas expected to record a 43°C heat index.
A heat index of 42°C is forecast for Masbate City, MMSU Batac, Bacnotan, Iba, Cubi Point, and TAU Camiling.
PAGASA classifies heat indices from 42°C to 51°C as dangerous, where heat cramps and heat exhaustion are likely, and heatstroke is probable with continued exposure.
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