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Study: El Niños are growing stronger

Pasadena - A relatively new type of El Niño, with its warmest waters in the central-equatorial Pacific Ocean rather than in the eastern-equatorial Pacific, is becoming more common and progressively stronger, according to a new study by NASA and the NOAA.

In the Media by Lee Labuschagne

Can a chimp beat scientists in 2010 hurricane predictions? Special

Washington - NOAA's track record in predicting the number of Atlantic hurricanes is so abysmal that a trained chimp could do better, says The National Center for Public Policy Research, and they're putting him to the test in storm, climate and weather predictions.

Digital Journal Report by Kim I. Hartman - 5 comments

Extreme Heat Kills Three People in Metro Manila

At least three people died of heat stroke in different areas of Metro Manila as summer temperature soars during the past few days. A brief rain shower Tuesday did not help in lowering the temperature in the metropolis.

In the Media by Leo Reyes - 2 comments

UN Heritage Site Banaue Rice Terraces Attacked by Giant Worms

Baguio - Banaue Rice Terraces, known in the Philippines as the 'Eight Wonder of the World' and recorded as a UN Heritage site, is in danger of being ruined due to infestation and severe drought caused by El Nino-induced summer heat.

In the Media by Leo Reyes

Philippine Temperature Soars to 37 Degrees Celsius

The early summer heat has wreak havoc on Philippine agricultural and commercial sectors as temperature soared to almost 37 degrees Celsius in some parts of the country Sunday causing huge damage to agricultural crops due to lack of water for irrigation.

In the Media by Leo Reyes