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Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on habagat storm relief Philippines.

  1. Dark clouds hovered over Metro Manila, on Wednesday, 26 August 2026

    PAGASA declares end of habagat season

    PAGASA officially announces the end of the southwest monsoon season, signaling the termination of heavy rains over Luzon and Visayas. Stay updated on weather…

  2. Marcos to flood-hit Filipinos: ‘Ingat!’

    Marcos to flood-hit Filipinos: ‘Ingat!’

    President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. urged flood-hit Filipinos to stay safe and heed evacuation orders as anger mounts online over persistent flooding across Central…

  3. TAFT LIFE. Scenes along Taft Avenue near Padre Faura Street in Manila on the afternoon of 29 August 2026, as the NDRRMC issued a Red Rainfall Warning for Metro Manila, Cavite and Rizal due to the southwest monsoon, or habagat. PAGASA is also monitoring a low-pressure area outside the country’s area of responsibility that could enhance the habagat.

    Bad weather’s bill climbs to P8.48B

    Recent tropical cyclones and the southwest monsoon have caused P8.48 billion in infrastructure and agricultural damage, with hundreds of areas still flooded,…

  4. 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.