01/06/2026
πππππππ ππππππππ | Imus Records Dangerous Heat Index Levels During the First Week of June
Residents of Imus City are expected to experience persistently high heat index levels during the first week of June, with forecast values ranging from 39Β°C to 42Β°C, according to released weather data.
The heat index is expected to reach 42Β°C on Monday and Saturday, while 41Β°C is forecast on Tuesday and Friday.
A slight decrease is projected on Wednesday and Thursday, with heat index levels of 40Β°C and 39Β°C, respectively.
Despite the decline, all forecast values remain within levels that may pose health risks to the public. Prolonged exposure to extreme heat may lead to heat-related illnesses, including heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and, in severe cases, heat stroke.
Health authorities likewise advise residents, particularly students, outdoor workers, senior citizens, and other vulnerable individuals, to stay hydrated, limit exposure to direct sunlight during peak afternoon hours, and seek shaded or well-ventilated areas whenever possible. Wearing light-colored clothing and remaining alert for signs of heat stress are also recommended.
Meanwhile, the Office of the Campus Administrator of Cavite State UniversityβImus Campus announced that face-to-face final examinations will proceed as scheduled on June 2, 2026, despite the forecast 41Β°C heat index in Imus City.
The advisory directed all students and faculty members to report onsite and follow their respective examination schedules. The university also urged the academic community to observe proper hydration and other precautionary measures against heat-related illnesses.
As elevated heat conditions continue to affect the city, local officials and educational institutions encourage the public to remain vigilant and stay updated through official weather and safety advisories. [F]
Via Micleian Illustrisimo, Staff Writer
