Monsoon rains dropped 300 to 400 millimeters on Central Luzon and Metro Manila in just three days in late August 2026, the Philippine Daily Inquirer reported.
Flooded farms can shrink harvests and push up food prices everyone pays at markets and stores. Flooded streets also disrupt commutes, classes, and work across Metro Manila.
Track official weather and flood advisories for Central Luzon and Metro Manila while the Habagat monsoon persists.