PAGASA observes a 'southward shift' in the track of Tropical Storm Kabayan (Jelawat) in the early hours of Monday, December 18

Tropical Storm Kabayan (Jelawat) has maximum sustained winds of 65 km/h, says PAGASA late Sunday evening, December 17

PAGASA says Tropical Depression Kabayan is 'likely to maintain its strength until its initial landfall over Mindanao,' but there is also a chance of it intensifying into a tropical storm before hitting land

PAGASA advises areas in Mindanao and the Visayas on Sunday, December 17, to prepare for the approaching Tropical Depression Kabayan

Tropical Depression Kabayan is the Philippines' 11th tropical cyclone for 2023 and the first for December

Rainfall on Saturday, November 18, is heaviest in Eastern Visayas and several areas in Central Visayas

Areas affected by the shear line must stay on alert for floods and landslides in the next three days, says PAGASA on Thursday, November 16

The low pressure area could still redevelop into a tropical depression and possibly enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility as early as Wednesday, November 15

PAGASA says the tropical depression outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility may weaken into a low pressure area by Tuesday, November 14, then later strengthen back into a tropical cyclone

Here is PAGASA's initial forecast, released on Monday, November 13, for a newly formed tropical depression outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility

Northern Luzon and Central Luzon have rain from the shear line and the northeast monsoon on Thursday, November 2

Visiting cemeteries or traveling? Here is PAGASA's forecast for All Saints' Day.

The low pressure area is 470 kilometers east of Virac, Catanduanes, as of early Tuesday, October 31

Expect surges of cold temperatures due to the northeast monsoon in the coming months, although El Niño may also cause 'drier-than-usual conditions' in some areas

The country 'is now in a gradual transition' to the northeast monsoon season

The new low pressure area is less likely to develop into a tropical cyclone within 48 hours, but it is bringing scattered rain to some areas on Thursday, October 12

The low pressure area is 750 kilometers east of Guiuan, Eastern Samar, as of early Wednesday, October 11

Typhoon Jenny (Koinu) is no longer bringing rain or severe winds to any part of the Philippines. But the southwest monsoon is causing scattered rain in parts of Luzon on Friday, October 6.

Signal Nos. 1 and 2 are still in effect due to Typhoon Jenny (Koinu) even after the tropical cyclone's exit from the Philippine Area of Responsibility on Thursday afternoon, October 5

Typhoon Jenny (Koinu) is expected to leave the Philippine Area of Responsibility on Thursday afternoon or evening, October 5

As of early Thursday, October 5, Typhoon Jenny (Koinu) is 140 kilometers north northwest of Itbayat, Batanes

PAGASA warns that heavy rain from Typhoon Jenny (Koinu) may persist in Batanes until Thursday, October 5

The maximum sustained winds of Typhoon Jenny (Koinu) are back to 155 km/h as of Wednesday afternoon, October 4