Observed arrival · 2026-11-08
PanahonPH puts El Niño data on a household clock
A Philippine-focused brief explains El Niño and tracks its possible effects on water, food, power and heat using dated official-source figures.
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- Philippine households tracking El Niño impacts
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- The page calls its monthly Niño 3.4 chart shape illustrative and unverified, while listing IRI’s latest verified reading as +3.3 °C on 14 Oct 2026.
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The page organizes its reporting around practical effects, with separate guides for Metro Manila water supply, rice prices, crop risk, heat and electricity costs. Figures are paired with dates and named sources; for example, the Angat Dam entry gives both the full level and rule curve. Not all numbers are presented as verified: drought and heat entries include “sample” labels, and the monthly Niño 3.4 chart shape is explicitly illustrative.
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