Pangasinan Experiences Extreme Weather: Contrast of Scorching Days and Cool Nights
Pangasinan province in the Philippines is experiencing extreme weather, with heat indexes soaring above 40°C during the day while nights remain cool, attributed to the interaction of Super El Niño and the northeast monsoon, known as 'amihan'. This unusual pattern is linked to the shear line.
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