El Niño sets temperature record in key Pacific zone
Global average sea surface temperatures hit a record 21.05C for September.
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El Niño 2026 record ocean temperatures
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Gov’t to reactivate 59 deep wells as El Niño threatens CALABARZON water supply
The government plans to reactivate 59 deep wells and deploy water tanks and tankers to help prevent water shortages in CALABARZON amid anticipated El Niño…
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UN: El Niño peaks by December
‘WMO forecasts indicate a near-100 percent likelihood that it will persist through February 2027.’
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P45-B El Niño fund eyed
The Philippines is ramping up its El Niño response as prolonged drought threatens crops, fisheries and livestock, driving food inflation higher and prompting…
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Will Manila wilt when Godzilla roars?
The critical window for a climate response — October to December — is precisely when the impeachment case will be most intense and political attention most…
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El Niño could squeeze power supply, raise rates
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NIA boosts water management as El Niño threatens Western Visayas
As El Niño threatens Western Visayas, NIA Region 6 ramps up water management efforts, storing millions of cubic meters in the JRMP II reservoir to secure…
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NIA: Reliable irrigation can sustain harvests, lift yields during El Niño
Discover how reliable irrigation systems and innovative strategies by the National Irrigation Administration (NIA) can sustain harvests, boost rice yields, and…
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Agriculture sector prepares for intensified El Niño
The DA is expanding food stocks, farm inputs, storage and drought interventions as the Philippines prepares for a potentially severe El Niño through 2027.
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DENR steps up El Niño preparations
The DENR has mobilized regional offices and field units to prepare for the ongoing El Niño, as PAGASA warns the phenomenon could intensify before the end of…
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COWD eyes two rivers as new water sources amid El Niño threat
Cagayan de Oro City Water District plans to tap Bobonawan and Cagayan rivers as new water sources to combat El Niño's impact, with a proposed ₱5-million…
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Palace: Government ready for worsening El Niño
Malacañang said the government is prepared for worsening El Niño conditions and urged the public not to panic or hoard bottled water as drought risks rise.
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El Niño affects over 96,000 families in 4 regions
More than 96,000 families in Cagayan Valley, Calabarzon, Bicol and Caraga have been affected by El Niño, according to the NDRRMC.
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Cagayan Valley eyes cloud seeding as El Niño threat grows
Cagayan Valley officials are preparing for a worsening El Niño, including seeking P7.5 million for cloud-seeding operations to address possible water shortages.
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Western Visayas braces for Super El Niño, possible water shortages
Western Visayas prepares for Super El Niño, with below-normal rainfall, drought risks, possible water shortages and higher temperatures expected.
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Gov’t braces for strong El Niño
The Philippine government is preparing groundwater sources, solar-powered irrigation pumps and water system repairs as a very strong El Niño threatens farms,…
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Aurora council pushes El Niño preparations, support for local farmers
Aurora’s 16th Sangguniang Panlalawigan is ramping up El Niño preparations and backing local farmers through direct rice procurement and stronger Sagip Saka Act…
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