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  1. LOOK: A woman tries to hold on to her umbrella in the wind and rain outside Shinjuku Station in central Tokyo on 16 August 2024, as Typhoon Ampil approaches the Japanese capital. The "very strong" typhoon buffeted Japan's Pacific coast with fierce winds and heavy rain, forcing the cancellation of hundreds of flights and trains in the Tokyo area and leaving over 2,000 homes without power.

    Storm Bert bring widespread flooding in Britain

    Storm Bert causes devastating flooding across Britain, with Wales hit hardest. Authorities declare major incidents as strong winds and heavy rain batter the…

    Agence France-Presse·

  2. Two birds in one storm

    Two birds in one storm

    Two major Philippine airlines faced the same fuel-price shock in the first half of 2026, but their financial results differed sharply, raising questions about…

    DT·

  3. Malixi storms into medal contention

    Malixi storms into medal contention

    Rianne Malixi shot a four-under 66 to move into solo fifth and medal contention after two rounds of women’s golf at the 2026 Asian Games in Japan. The…

    DT·

  7. PCIC president Jovy Bernabe said faster settlements can help maintain confidence in agricultural insurance and allow producers to finance their next production cycle.

    PCIC pays storm-hit farmers P104M

    The Philippine Crop Insurance Corp. released P104.1 million in insurance claims to 10,596 farmers and fisherfolk affected by Habagat and three tropical…

    DT·

  8. Farmers in seven regions across the country suffered losses as a result of tropical storm ‘Crising’ totaling as much as P134.66 million as of Tuesday morning, up sharply from the P96.9 million reported just a day earlier.

    PCIC pays P104M to storm-hit farmers

    The PCIC releases P104.1 million in insurance claims to 10,596 farmers and fisherfolk affected by Habagat and three tropical cyclones.

    Mico Virata·

  10. Agri damage from storms now at P4.38B

    Agri damage from storms now at P4.38B

    Agriculture and fisheries losses from the southwest monsoon and four tropical cyclones reached P4.38 billion, affecting nearly 100,000 farmers and fisherfolk…

    Mico Virata·

  14. 8.8M Filipinos affected by storms, Habagat

    8.8M Filipinos affected by storms, Habagat

    Tropical cyclones Luis, Maymay and Neneng and the enhanced southwest monsoon have affected 8.8 million Filipinos, with 164,500 people still staying in…

    Jing Villamente·

  15. (July 10 2026) Before Typhoon Inday comes Farmers harvested their vegetables at Barangay Bagong Silangan green farm on July 10 2026,  PAGASA said Inday  is bringing stormy weather, heavy rains, and strong winds to Extreme Northern Luzon while enhancing the southwest monsoon (habagat) across the rest of the country. Photo/Analy Labor

    Storms wipe out P2.32B in farm output

    Typhoons Luis, Maymay and Neneng and the southwest monsoon have caused P2.32 billion in agricultural losses, affecting nearly 70,000 farmers and fishers as the…

    Maria Bernadette Romero·

  16. OVER 9,000 individuals have been displaced while 80,632 people have been affected across the country by the combined effects of tropical cyclones ‘Maymay’ and ‘Luis’ and the southwest monsoon, according to the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council.

    NDRRMC: Storm damage tops P7.8B

    Typhoons Luis, Maymay and Neneng, along with the southwest monsoon, caused P7.8 billion in infrastructure and agricultural damage, affecting 7.7 million people…

    Jing Villamente·

  19. DARK clouds gather over Metro Manila on Wednesday. Weather bureau PAGASA placed the capital region under the significant risk category for Thursday and Friday due to heavy rainfall from the southwest monsoon, intensified by tropical cyclone ‘Obet’ across parts of Luzon.

    Storms, habagat death toll rises to 31

    Southwest monsoon and recent tropical cyclones leave 31 dead, 19 injured and three missing, affecting 7.7 million people and causing billions in damage.

    Jing Villamente·