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Dagupan City to sizzle: Heat index seen to hit 46°C Friday
PAGASA forecasts a dangerous heat index ranging from 42 to 46 degrees Celsius in seven areas across the Philippines on March 28, 2025.
A heat index in the danger category, ranging from 42 to 51°C, elevates the risk of heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and heatstroke with prolonged exposure.
Dagupan City is predicted to reach 46°C, General Santos City 43°C, and Aparri, Tuguegarao City, Cubi Pt. Subic Bay, Sangley Pt., and Cuyo, Palawan all at 42°C.
Dagupan City will be in the danger heat index category for five consecutive days since Monday, having hit 47°C on Thursday.
Metro Manila areas NAIA Pasay City, along with several other locations, are expected to experience heat indices under the 'extreme caution' category, ranging from 33°C to 41°C.
PAGASA advises the public to stay hydrated, limit outdoor activities, and avoid prolonged sun exposure to prevent heat-related illnesses.
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