While state meteorologists expect an increase in rainfall before the actual start of El Niño, the National Water Regulatory Board appeals to Filipinos to already start saving water.
The public should prepare early for the looming El Niño by already saving water, the National Water Regulatory Board said Saturday.
[Translation: The public can greatly help in the preparations through correct usage of water, water conservation, and energy conservation. While El Niño is not yet here, it's also good to look at how the public can help so we can be ready during the phenomenon.], several government agencies met with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to craft the country's response to El Niño.
"Una kapag developing pa lang siya, July, August, September, ang nangyayari ay instead na kakulangan, based on historical events ay nagkakaroon tayo ng increase sa ulan, above normal," said Marcelino Villafuerte II, PAGASA's chief of Impact Assessment and Applications Section of the Climatology and Agrometeorology Division.
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