Manila Bulletin
25 areas may reach ‘danger’ level heat index on May 2 — PAGASA
Infanta, Quezon recorded the highest heat index in the Philippines on May 2, reaching a scorching 45 degrees Celsius.
At least 25 areas across the country may experience "danger" level heat index on Friday, May 2, according to PAGASA.
Other areas with high heat index forecasts include Iba, Zambales and Tanauan, Batangas at 44°C.
Several other locations may experience a heat index of 43°C, including Dagupan City, Olongapo City, San Ildefonso, Cavite City, Alabat, Cuyo, and Masbate City.
A heat index of 42°C is forecast for numerous cities across various regions, such as Sinait, Laoag City, Tuguegarao City, Echague, Baler, Muñoz, Camiling, Tayabas City, Mulanay, Calapan, San Jose, Daet, Legazpi City, Pili, and Butuan City.
PAGASA classifies heat index levels from 42°C to 51°C as "danger" level, warning of potential heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke with prolonged sun exposure.
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