Amihan Brings Cool Air, Light Rains Across Luzon
PAGASA: Amihan brings cloudy skies, light rain in Northern Luzon as strong winds roughen seas; fisherfolk urged to take caution.
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Tropical Storm Ada Weakens, No Threat to Philippines
PAGASA lifts all wind signals as Tropical Storm Ada weakens and pulls away; no threat to PH, rough seas only offshore.
PAGASA Steps Up Rainfall Warnings as La Niña Persists
PAGASA ramps up rainfall warnings as La Niña brings heavier rains through early 2026, raising flood risks and urging Filipinos to stay alert.
Storm Ada Leaves 2 Dead, Thousands Affected in Bicol
Tropical Storm Ada weakens as signals lift, but floods kill 2 in Bicol; heavy rains linger, PAGASA warns communities to stay alert.
Tropical Storm Ada Displaces 45,000 in Catanduanes
PAGASA raises Signal No. 1 in 14 areas as Tropical Storm Ada batters eastern PH; Catanduanes evacuates 12,000 families amid surges.
PAGASA: Amihan, Shear Line to Bring Rains
PAGASA warns Amihan, shear line to bring cloudy skies and scattered rains nationwide, raising flash flood and landslide risks through New Year.
PAGASA Raises Signal No.1 in 6 Areas for Tropical Storm Ada
PAGASA raises Storm Signal No. 1 in Visayas and Mindanao as Tropical Storm Ada brings heavy rains, rough seas, and lahar risks. Stay alert.
PAGASA Warns Heavy Rains, Class Suspensions in Visayas, Bicol
A shear line interacting with the Northeast Monsoon is dumping heavy rains across Eastern Visayas, Bicol, and Quezon, triggering flash floods and landslides. Local government units in Biliran, Camarines Sur, and Leyte have suspended classes for Monday, January 5, as PAGASA warns of hazardous conditions persisting in mountainous and low-lying
Shear Line, Amihan Trigger Floods, Class Suspensions in Visayas
A shear line interacting with the Northeast Monsoon (amihan) is unleashing persistent heavy rains across Eastern Visayas, Bicol, and Quezon, triggering flash floods and landslides that have forced local governments in Biliran, Camarines Sur, and Leyte to suspend classes for Monday, January 5. The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) has issued multiple … Read more
PAGASA Unveils 2026 Cyclone Names Including Kiyapo
The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) has unveiled its official roster of tropical cyclone names for the 2026 Pacific typhoon season, notably introducing the name Kiyapo to replace a retired moniker from last year’s devastating storms. As Metro Manila grapples with one of its worst air quality episodes in recent memory, attributed … Read more
Floods Displace 132,000 as Heavy Rains Batter PH
Widespread rainfall continues to sweep across much of the Philippines this week as the combined effects of the northeast monsoon, a shear line, and the lingering remnants of Tropical Depression Wilma disrupt daily life and displace thousands. Authorities have issued multiple weather warnings as flooding, landslides, and rough seas threaten vulnerable communities—particularly in Luzon, Visayas, … Read more
Wilma’s Remnants Trigger Deadly Flood Risk in Visayas
Tropical Depression Wilma may have lost its intensity, but the storm’s lingering effects continue to batter the Bicol and Eastern Visayas regions with relentless rainfall and flood threats. As of December 7, the system has weakened into a low-pressure area, yet heavy rain tied to the storm’s remnants and an active shear line poses an … Read more