Early Warning System

The figures on this page come from a weather forecast run on a computer. They are not readings from instruments in these barangays. Where the page says "now", that is the computer's estimate for this hour, so a weather station nearby can honestly show something different. The green, orange and red levels use limits published by PAGASA, but the colours here are worked out by this system and are NOT PAGASA warnings. This system does not issue warnings, does not carry signal numbers, and cannot tell you that one has been raised. Use this page to see what is expected and where to look first. Use PAGASA to find out what has actually been declared.

PAGASA official bulletins

How the readings are measured

• Rainfall here is the average rate over the whole forecast period. One very heavy hour inside an otherwise quiet period gets averaged down, so treat orange as worth checking rather than as the worst it will get.
• This is steady wind, not gusts. The forecast does not carry gust figures, and gusts are what usually cause the damage.
• The forecast is worked out on a grid of points that is wider than this municipality, so neighbouring barangays often read from the same point. Each row says which point it read from and how many barangays share it.

Published 2026-09-08T06:22:21+00:00 by CDRA Builder. The figures update from the forecast service, not from this page.