Hundreds of flooded areas in Metro Manila, Philippines, forced thousands of residents to evacuate, prompting weather warnings from local authorities.

As floodwaters continue to submerge several areas in Metro Manila due to monsoon rains, thousands of residents remain in evacuation centers in Pasig, Valenzuela, Malabon and other cities.

Heavy to torrential rain expected from Tropical Storms Dante and Emong as well as the southwest monsoon may push down lahar and mud deposits from Mayon Volcano in Albay, according to the Philippine ...

YEAR in and year out, Metro Manila gets badly flooded during the rainy season. At times, the flooding is not even caused by typhoons but by thunderstorms triggered mostly by the so-called habagat ...

Heavy rains are expected in many almost all parts of Luzon until Sunday evening, July 27, due to the combined effects of ...

Malacañang has ordered the suspension of classes at all levels and allowed the adoption of alternative work arrangements in ...

The Philippines shut down schools and cancelled dozens of flights on Thursday as Typhoon Co-May and Tropical Storm Francisco brought heavy rains to the country's northern regions. Authorities ...

About 20,959 farmers and fishers have been affected by the combined effects of tropical cyclones Emong (international name Co ...

Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla said President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. should push through with his fourth State of the ...

Around 70 domestic and international flights in the Philippines were cancelled today due to the storms, the civil aviation ...

THE death toll from habagat or southwest monsoon rains induced by weather disturbances in the past several days continues to increase, with incident reports from the regions coming amid the onslaught ...