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1. Increase in demand on the response of emergency disaster managers due to increasing number of heat-related incidents (e.g. heat stroke, exhaustion, etc.)
2. Number of fire incident increases.
3.) Fire responders will have difficulties in responding due to low pressure of water in fire hydrants.
4.) Personnel are exposed to heat-related health conditions
5.) Increased in number of road rage.
6. Increase in crime rate.

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1.  For fire, BFP raises fire alarm to higher status to use all available resources.
2. BFP will initiate a red alert to recall for additional personnel
3. PSD have Field Operation Unit and Special Tasking Unit for additional personnel.
4. MAC will report and coordinate with different offices/barangays for response.
5. Water rationing.
6. Use of air to water technology to harness water content in the air and to make it potable.
7. Promotion of health and wellness to personnel.
8. Conduct regular physical exam to personnel.
9. Increase in police and security personnel visibility.

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1. Difficulty in responding in fire due to shortage of water
2.) Emergency vehicle will have difficulties in responding due to high fuel consumption demand.

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1. Use of alternative food choice that can adapt to the effects of extreme heat.
2. Additional water supply through partnerships with Maynilad, Manila Water and other water-related facilities
3. Conduct advocacy and awareness campaigns water conservation
4. Strengthen our mental health services.
5. Additional EMT and BHERT personnel within evacuation areas and barangays.
6. Provision of additional health and medical supplies on heat-related incidents (e.g. nebulizer)

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1. Outdoor activities/events will be hard to push due to extreme heat.
2. Increase in effectivity of solar panels

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1. Prolonged heating days result to increase in demand of potable water needs.
2. Rapid spoilage rate of perishable goods during heat waves.
3. Increase in mental health issues for personnel and clients (e.g. stress)
4. Increase in health-related issues for personnel and clients (e.g. dehydration)
5. Increase in health-related issues for vulnerable groups (senior citizens, pregnant women, children)

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1. Wam/hot days will increase in terms of magnitude and frequency.
2.) Number of Fire-related incidents will increase.
3.) Number of heat-related incidents will increase.

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TXx (Scenario RCP 4.5 - 8.5)
Historical Impacts:
1. Warmest daytime temperature is at 36.4 deg C.
2. Highest Heat Index Reported 46.0 deg C (May 4, 2020).

Patterns of change
1. Hottest annual Tmax will increase to 36.0°C-38.0°C
2. 34 - 35 deg C will becoming usual.

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Projected changes in the AVERAGE seasonal temperature

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Projected changes in the AVERAGE seasonal temperature

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Warmest season due to the influence of  Easterlies/Aggravated by EL NINO.
RCP8.5: An increase of 4.2 or higher, equivalent to projected temperature of 33 deg C

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Increased temperature

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Makati City