PAGASA: Weather to Shoot Up From 38 C - 40C!

**ringostarr** · April 4th, 2008 03:08 AM

Originally Posted by Memphis Raines

Buti nalang na pa service ko na lahat ng aircon namin.

Sigurado lahat gagamit ng aircon more than before.

yun 9 yr. old CRV ko super black tint all-over pati windshield. lamig pa din aircon hehehe

**chua_riwap** · April 4th, 2008 03:12 AM

Originally Posted by ringostarr

eh wala kayo dun sa balik-bayan friend ng wife ko. nakapagasawa ng kano na tiga-texas. 100 degrees daw dun. diba pag 100 degress luto ka na nun?

Wala yan sa Lolo ko................

OB, baka naman 100 deg Fahrenheit yun, hindi celsius. Kung celsius yun, boiling pt. na yun.

Yung 100 deg F. = 37.77 deg celsius lang yun. Parang dito rin sa atin.

**Lucius** · April 4th, 2008 04:32 AM

Originally Posted by ringostarr

yun 9 yr. old CRV ko super black tint all-over pati windshield. lamig pa din aircon hehehe

OT:Huling huli oh! Hahahaha post mo naman picture ng BLUE na CRV mo paps!

Anyway kung sino man yung nagpasimula ng earth hour na yun is very stupid. What if, just what if someone is proposing to his girlfriend or someone needs medical attention kaso yung kasama malabo mata. Sarap magpunta nito sa Boracay, baka may chics na gusto makishare ng room

**Jun aka Pekto** · April 5th, 2008 07:46 AM

Here during monsoon season (mid-year), temperatures can reach 120F - 125F (49C - 52C) with the humidity to match. No one's out from 11am to 4pm except for school kids who live nearby and walk home.

Once a thunderstorm starts, the temperature drops into the low 90's (33C). Afterwards, the temperature starts to climb back up and is even more humid than before.

Luckily, monsoon season lasts less than 2 months. Still, it's a good thing twilight last almost into 10 pm because those are the only times we're outside during summer.

Add: It's why my wardrobe (outside of work and church) consists of shorts, tank tops, sandals, and shades. Heck, I sometimes wear those to church too.

**mbeige** · April 5th, 2008 08:11 AM

Time to invest on solar panels

Ringostarr: 100F lang yon, some summers can reach 120F, more like 49 degrees C.

**hominid** · April 5th, 2008 10:42 AM

Originally Posted by chua_riwap

Buti pa mga taga Baguio, wala siguro problema sa init ng panahon.

Bayaw ko nasa Bagiuo a few days ago, mainit na rin daw.

**[archie]** · April 5th, 2008 11:05 AM

huwhat??? damn, sobrang init na nun... ngayon pa nga lang patayan na sa init... what more with 40C?

magkano ba solar panels... hehehe

**spongee** · April 5th, 2008 11:12 AM

a few mornings ago..at 5am...5am ha..my home temp reader indicated 31.5C..kako what??? at 5am???

grabe..

service time para sa mga AC para di mahirapan motor at di gano kumain ng kuryente..

lots of fluids mga kapatid...

**Syuryuken** · April 5th, 2008 12:30 PM

Originally Posted by spongee

lots of fluids mga kapatid...

anong fluid yun? :naughty2:
:innocent:

:angel3:

**mbeige** · April 5th, 2008 01:09 PM

When I was there, January and February were cool. Come March uminit bigla, ramdam ko. My room's A/C was working and cooling us nicely those first two months, tapos bandang March nahirapan na rin.

Back here in California it's cool and chilly at times though there are some hotter days din.