Super El Niño could hit regions differently, study warns

Philippine Daily Inquirer

The anticipated Super El Niño poses a multidimensional threat to the Philippines, worsening structural vulnerabilities in agriculture, energy and governance.

Impacts vary sharply by region due to geography, rainfall dependence and crop profiles.

Northern and Central Luzon face severe drought and reservoir inflow deficits.

Southern Luzon and Bicol experience alternating floods and dry spells.

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