Weather Alert Philippines

Real-time monitoring, forecasts, and historical typhoon analysis

11:41:18 PM

Sunday, March 29, 2026

Philippines Standard Time (PHT)

Current Alerts (Philippines)

Last updated: 11:41 PM PHT

Regions: Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao

Active Alerts

SEVEREOfficial (PAGASA)

Tropical Cyclone Warning

Tropical Storm approaching Eastern Visayas. Expected landfall in 24-48 hours.

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Official Weather Warnings

Always follow official PAGASA instructions during severe weather. In emergency situations, consult local authorities and official government sources for the most accurate and up-to-date information.

Alerts Summary

Official (PAGASA)

Total Active2

High Severity1

Regions Affected3

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Next 24 Hours

Derived / Informational

Manila

28°C

scattered clouds

Humidity

72%

Wind

3.04 km/h

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Disclaimer: Derived forecasts are informational and not a replacement for official government warnings.

Typhoon Watch

Official (JTWC)

Active Systems0

No active tropical cyclones near the Philippines

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Official PAGASA video briefings

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Public Weather Forecast issued at 5:00 PM | March 29, 2026 - Sunday

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Understanding Weather Radar

What you're seeing:

Real-time precipitation radar showing rainfall intensity across the Philippines, updated every 10 minutes. Typhoon positions are marked with storm icons.

How to interpret:

Green shows light rain, yellow shows moderate rain, orange shows heavy rain, and red shows very heavy rain. Darker colors indicate more intense precipitation. Typhoon tracks show predicted paths.

What to do:

Use radar to track approaching storms and rainfall. If heavy rain (orange/red) is approaching your area, prepare for potential flooding. Monitor typhoon tracks for evacuation planning.

Interactive Weather Map

Real-time precipitation, typhoon tracking, and weather conditions

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