Floods in the Philippines
This site has recorded 240 floods in the Philippines from official sources.
When floods happen in the Philippines
June to September — South-west monsoon (habagat)
Often the cause of flooding blamed on a distant typhoon.
Recent floods in the Philippines
- Moderate General Flood Advisory — Palawan, Philippines
- Moderate General Flood Advisory — Palawan, Philippines
- Moderate General Flood Advisory — Northern Samar, Philippines
- Moderate General Flood Advisory — Palawan, Philippines
- Moderate General Flood Advisory — Palawan, Philippines
- Moderate General Flood Advisory — Lanao Del Sur, Philippines
- Moderate General Flood Advisory — Dinagat Islands, Philippines
- Moderate General Flood Advisory — South Cotabato, Philippines
- Moderate General Flood Advisory — Davao De Oro, Philippines
- Moderate General Flood Advisory — Zamboanga Del Sur, Philippines
- Moderate General Flood Advisory — Camiguin, Philippines
- Moderate General Flood Advisory — Camiguin, Philippines
All hazards in the Philippines →
River flood forecast — the Philippines
No chance of exceeding even its 2-year flood flow in this forecast.
GloFAS alert level: Inactive · Peak expected: as currently ongoing · forecast of 19 Oct 2026
No chance of exceeding even its 2-year flood flow in this forecast.
GloFAS alert level: Inactive · Peak expected: in 11-14 days (on 2026-11-01) · forecast of 19 Oct 2026
A 1% chance of exceeding its 2-year flood flow.
GloFAS alert level: Inactive · Peak expected: as currently ongoing · forecast of 19 Oct 2026
GloFAS forecasts are computer model output, published for information only. They are not a flood warning: only national and regional authorities issue flood warnings for their own area. A reporting point is a place on the model's river network, which may sit a few kilometres from the town it is named after. All rivers →
What to do in a flood
The steps below are the same wherever you are — the hazard does not change because the border does. Read the flood safety guide →
Emergency numbers — the Philippines
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911 — National emergency hotline
Free, 24/7, run by the Emergency 911 National Office under the Department of the Interior and Local Government. Replaces the older local emergency numbers.
Verified 4 September 2026. Numbers change; check locally if this date is old.
Sources and update frequency for every figure on this page are listed on data sources, and the collection method on methodology.