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Near-zero visibility in QC

DRENCHED AND BLURRED: Near-zero visibility blankets a street in Quezon City following a heavy downpour on Monday, July 21, 2025. According to PAGASA, a newly formed low-pressure area (LPA) is unlikely to directly impact the country, but has intensified the southwest monsoon (habagat), causing continuous rains over large parts of the Philippines.
DRENCHED AND BLURRED: Near-zero visibility blankets a street in Quezon City following a heavy downpour on Monday, July 21, 2025. According to PAGASA, a newly formed low-pressure area (LPA) is unlikely to directly impact the country, but has intensified the southwest monsoon (habagat), causing continuous rains over large parts of the Philippines.ANALY LABOR
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DRENCHED AND BLURRED: Near-zero visibility blankets a street in Quezon City following a heavy downpour on Monday, July 21, 2025. According to PAGASA, a newly formed low-pressure area (LPA) is unlikely to directly impact the country, but has intensified the southwest monsoon (habagat), causing continuous rains over large parts of the Philippines.
DRENCHED AND BLURRED: Near-zero visibility blankets a street in Quezon City following a heavy downpour on Monday, July 21, 2025. According to PAGASA, a newly formed low-pressure area (LPA) is unlikely to directly impact the country, but has intensified the southwest monsoon (habagat), causing continuous rains over large parts of the Philippines.ANALY LABOR
DRENCHED AND BLURRED: Near-zero visibility blankets a street in Quezon City following a heavy downpour on Monday, July 21, 2025. According to PAGASA, a newly formed low-pressure area (LPA) is unlikely to directly impact the country, but has intensified the southwest monsoon (habagat), causing continuous rains over large parts of the Philippines.
DRENCHED AND BLURRED: Near-zero visibility blankets a street in Quezon City following a heavy downpour on Monday, July 21, 2025. According to PAGASA, a newly formed low-pressure area (LPA) is unlikely to directly impact the country, but has intensified the southwest monsoon (habagat), causing continuous rains over large parts of the Philippines.ANALY LABOR
DRENCHED AND BLURRED: Near-zero visibility blankets a street in Quezon City following a heavy downpour on Monday, July 21, 2025. According to PAGASA, a newly formed low-pressure area (LPA) is unlikely to directly impact the country, but has intensified the southwest monsoon (habagat), causing continuous rains over large parts of the Philippines.
DRENCHED AND BLURRED: Near-zero visibility blankets a street in Quezon City following a heavy downpour on Monday, July 21, 2025. According to PAGASA, a newly formed low-pressure area (LPA) is unlikely to directly impact the country, but has intensified the southwest monsoon (habagat), causing continuous rains over large parts of the Philippines.ANALY LABOR
DRENCHED AND BLURRED: Near-zero visibility blankets a street in Quezon City following a heavy downpour on Monday, July 21, 2025. According to PAGASA, a newly formed low-pressure area (LPA) is unlikely to directly impact the country, but has intensified the southwest monsoon (habagat), causing continuous rains over large parts of the Philippines.
DRENCHED AND BLURRED: Near-zero visibility blankets a street in Quezon City following a heavy downpour on Monday, July 21, 2025. According to PAGASA, a newly formed low-pressure area (LPA) is unlikely to directly impact the country, but has intensified the southwest monsoon (habagat), causing continuous rains over large parts of the Philippines.ANALY LABOR

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