Death Toll from Habagat and Cyclones Climbs to 39
The combined effects of Tropical Cyclones Luis, Maymay, and Neneng, alongside the southwest monsoon, have tragically raised the death toll to 39. With millions affected and many areas still flooded, the impact of these weather events is far-reaching.
330 Pampanga Villages Still Underwater Amid Heavy Rainfall
Pampanga grapples with severe flooding affecting over 330 villages as heavy rains persist. Relief operations are hampered by power outages and dwindling local resources.
Zambales Declared Under State of Calamity Amid Severe Weather Impact
Zambales faces a critical situation as flooding and landslides caused by tropical cyclones lead to a state of calamity. With nearly P690 million in damages, immediate responses are crucial for recovery.
26 Lives Lost Amid Habagat, Cyclones Luis and Maymay, PNP Reports
The Philippine National Police has confirmed 26 fatalities linked to recent severe weather, highlighting vulnerabilities in disaster response and preparedness in affected regions.
Tropical Depression Luis Forms as 12th Cyclone of 2026
Tropical Depression Luis has emerged in the Philippine Area of Responsibility, prompting weather warnings and potential heavy rainfall. Residents in affected areas should prepare for possible flooding and landslides.
Typhoon Francisco Strengthens, Set to Boost Southwest Monsoon
Typhoon Francisco has escalated into a full typhoon, prompting warnings of heavy rains in Luzon and the Visayas. The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) anticipates significant impacts from the enhanced southwest monsoon.
Philippines' 2026 Rainy Season Officially Begins
The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration has declared the start of the 2026 rainy season, warning of potential flooding and the impact of El Niño.
Pagasa Confirms No Cyclone Development from Two Low Pressure Areas
The Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) reports that two low pressure areas are unlikely to develop into tropical cyclones. This brings good news as fair weather is expected to continue across the country.