Nagpapatuloy ang mga nakahiwalay na pag-ulan sa buong bansa

June 08, 2026

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Sinabi ng PAGASA noong Martes na karamihan sa bansa ay makararanas ng mga nakahiwalay na pag-ulan dahil sa localized thunderstorms.

Ang habagat ay magdudulot ng scattered rains at thunderstorms sa Ilocos Region, Batanes, Babuyan Islands, at Zambales. Maaaring magresulta ang moderate hanggang heavy rains sa flash floods o landslides.

Sa Metro Manila at iba pang bahagi ng bansa, inaasahan ang isolated rain showers o thunderstorms. Inihula ng PAGASA ang moderate hanggang strong winds at moderate hanggang rough seas sa hilagang Luzon.

Wala pang low pressure area na naitala noong 2 a.m. para sa posibleng pagbuo ng tropical cyclone.

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Heavy rains from the southwest monsoon affecting provinces in the Philippines, with dark clouds and people using umbrellas.

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The southwest monsoon or habagat will continue to bring scattered rains over parts of western Luzon while generally fair weather prevails across most of the country, PAGASA said Sunday.

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Heavy rains are expected over Zambales and Bataan in the next few hours due to the enhanced southwest monsoon, or habagat. The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration issued a yellow rainfall alert at 8 a.m. on Sunday. Typhoon Noul, formerly Kiyapo, is moving away from the Philippine Area of Responsibility and no longer affecting the country.