Rainy season over for 2026 as southwest monsoon ends
Now, the Philippines is transitioning to the period of the northeast monsoon. But El Niño is also expected to cause hotter-than-usual conditions in the coming months.
Now, the Philippines is transitioning to the period of the northeast monsoon. But El Niño is also expected to cause hotter-than-usual conditions in the coming months.
Tropical Storm Kiyapo (Noul) is bringing significant rain to Northern Luzon, as well as scattered rain and thunderstorms to much of Central Luzon and even Southern Luzon, on Friday, July 24
Tropical Storm Kiyapo (Noul) is projected to pass very close to or make landfall in Cagayan’s Babuyan Islands on Friday, July 24
Tropical Storm Kiyapo (Noul) hits land with maximum sustained winds of 85 km/h on Friday afternoon, July 24
Three islands in the Babuyan group are placed under Signal No. 3 at 8 pm on Friday, July 24, due to Severe Tropical Storm Kiyapo (Noul)
Typhoon Kiyapo (Noul) can still trigger heavy rain and strong winds in portions of Northern Luzon on Saturday, July 25, even though it is already outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility
Typhoon Kiyapo (Noul) is heading for China, while the southwest monsoon is still affecting parts of the Philippines on Saturday, July 25
Here is a list of areas where classes are suspended for Tuesday, August 4, 2026, due to Tropical Depression Luis and the southwest monsoon
Following its landfall late Monday afternoon, August 3, Tropical Depression Luis may begin turning east northeast, or away from the landmass of Luzon
The two low pressure areas are affecting Central Luzon and Northern Luzon on Tuesday, August 4, while the southwest monsoon is affecting portions of Southern Luzon and Western Visayas