This is How the Philippines Would Look Like if it Snowed Here, According to Netizens
Feb 1, 2019 • Tynne De Leon
The United States is experiencing brutal cold, with the polar vortex in the US and Canada causing temperatures to go down as low as -30 degrees Celsius. Frostbite happens in less than 5 minutes and the rivers are turning into solid ice.
Take a look at these photos:
Via Inquirer
Via news.com.au
While not entirely as cold as the US, we are experiencing a bit of colder than usual weather here in the Philippines. Just this week, Metro Manila has experienced an unusually nippy weather that people have dubbed as “Baguio feels”. Talk about Baguio City itself, one of the coldest places in the country, the temperature there has dropped to 9 degrees Celsius!
And what do you know, netizens have been posting a series of Photoshopped images of different places in the country covered in snow to describe the weather lately.
What if it really snowed in the Philippines? Check out the photos below (P.S. we wish they were real):
Philippine National Railways, Manila
If this would be our view, we can’t wait to ride the PNR train everyday.
Banaybanay, Davao Oriental
We can’t imagine how cold it would be in Davao with that huge, snowy mountain in the background.
Benguet
How do you feel about driving through this foggy road?
Tanay, Rizal
Dare to climb that mountain? (If you can get through the snow.)
Imus, Cavite
The students were not really bothered by the cold in this photo.
Nueva Ecija
Via Facebook
Welcome to the extremely chill city, Nueva Ecija!
Tayuman
You might want to double your sweater when you go to Tayuman.
Santa Rosa, Laguna
Photo of Paris? Nope, that’s just in Santa Rosa, Laguna.
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