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MANILA, Philippines — Components of Excessive Northern Luzon can have overcast skies and scattered rains, whereas scorching and humid climate will prevail over the remainder of the nation on Sunday, in response to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Companies Administration (Pagasa).
In a morning forecast, the state climate bureau mentioned easterlies would proceed to have an effect on a lot of the nation, whereas Excessive Northern Luzon would see the consequences of the frontal system, or the zone the place heat and chilly air plenty meet.
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“The results of the easterlies are nonetheless ongoing, bringing scorching and humid climate to most elements of our nation. We will nonetheless count on scattered showers and thunderstorms within the afternoon and night,” climate specialist Obet Badrina mentioned in Filipino.
“In the meantime, we count on partly cloudy skies with scattered rain showers and thunderstorms, significantly in Excessive Northern Luzon, the areas of Batanes and Babuyan group of islands. We are going to see some clouds right here because of the frontal system,” he added.
Badrina additionally reported that comparable climate circumstances are anticipated on Election Day, Might 12, however there isn’t any low-pressure space or climate disturbance that has been monitored inside and outdoors the Philippine space of duty.
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