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PAGASA weather coverage — forecasts, tropical cyclone bulletins, heat indexes, and related public-safety reporting.

  1. Palace: Harvest typhoon’s rain

    Palace: Harvest typhoon’s rain

    Malacañang urges drought-hit communities in Northern Luzon to collect and store rainwater as Super Typhoon Rosal approaches, while government agencies prepare…

  2. Before the taps run dry

    Before the taps run dry

    While the country appears to be preparing structurally at the national and local levels, our leaders must look deeper.

  3. 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…

  4. Less rain seen as El Niño looms

    Less rain seen as El Niño looms

    The Philippines may face reduced rainfall and higher temperatures in early 2027 as a strong El Niño develops, raising concerns over water supplies and…

  5. DENR steps up El Niño preparations

    DENR steps up El Niño preparations

    The DENR has mobilized regional offices and field units to prepare for the ongoing El Niño, as PAGASA warns the phenomenon could intensify before the end of…

  6. PALACE Press Officer Claire Castro

    Gov’t braces for strong El Niño

    The Philippine government is preparing groundwater sources, solar-powered irrigation pumps and water system repairs as a very strong El Niño threatens farms,…

  7. DA, PAGASA inks climate data moa for farmers

    DA, PAGASA inks climate data moa for farmers

    The DA and PAGASA are strengthening climate data sharing to provide farmers and fisherfolk with localized weather advisories and better tools for managing…

  8. DA, PAGASA team up on climate data for farmers

    DA, PAGASA team up on climate data for farmers

    DA and PAGASA are expanding weather and climate data sharing to give farmers and fisherfolk more timely, localized information for climate-resilient decisions.

  9. GETTING  through With an umbrella overhead and floodwaters at his feet, a commuter makes his way toward the MRT along Taft Avenue in Manila on 29 August as heavy habagat rains inundate parts of the capital. The tangled wires and concrete infrastructure overhead frame a familiar Manila scene, one in which getting from one place to another can become a test of endurance when the rain comes.

    Flood crisis paralyzes NCR, Central Luzon

    Heavy rains flood Metro Manila and Luzon, affecting millions, killing at least 32 people and causing billions in damage as PAGASA warns of more rain.

  10. WEATHER forecasters keep a close watch on typhoon 'Saudel,' which was barreling toward the Philippine Area of Responsibility and was expected to enter the country’s monitoring zone on Monday.

    ‘Saudel’ may enter PAR today

    Residents in flood-prone and landslide-prone areas were advised to monitor PAGASA updates and follow instructions from local disaster-response authorities.