Why worry about something neither you nor anyone else can control?

Not really. I lived in Dubai for 10 years before, and peaks of 50°C were totally normal in summer. I have 20 to 30 days of drinking water stored. Batteries, solar, and Starlink to get by. But it could be a very big economic problem for a lot of Filipinos.

Nope. That's fear-mongering. Using internet tools from AI to SI, the economy needs steering to create demand. It's actually just based on data, but there's good news. It's simply called seasons. If you've been on this earth for at least half a century, you'll know how beautifully seasons unfold and inspire opportunities. It's time to zoom out and see how the earth does this through its seasons. Ask an indigenous person, it's all just part of agriculture. If you want to dig deeper, check out data from thousands of years on how the earth produces in a self-sustaining, natural way. It's beautiful. Enjoy!

I feel sorry for the people who won't have the luxury of AC, or even electricity for a fan. I hope they all find a way to escape the oppressive heat when it comes.

LOL the most entertaining part of posts like this is the idiotic comments from all the brainless dimwits :-) 'It's BS' 'It's called summer' 'We've had hot weather before' 'Weather changes every year' 'Here in Bohol, afternoon rain' 'That's fear-mongering' 'Not the first or last El Niño' … No doubt more to come :-)

It's very alarming. It's already unusually hot here in Luzon. I hike a lot here and noticed all the small rivers and waterfalls in the mountains are already gone. That usually happens around December/January. On top of that, the heat wave PAGASA expects is really alarming to me.