LIVE UPDATES: Typhoon Emong, Tropical Storm Dante

The tropical depression outside the Philippine area of responsibility (PAR) has intensified into a tropical storm with the international name Krosa.

At least 14 towns and one city in the provinces of Oriental and Occidental Mindoro remain flooded, affecting 60 barangays as two cyclones and habagat continued to bring heavy rains in the Island.

The body of another drowning victim, this time an 11-year-old boy, was found floating in the Taliptip River in a Bulacan town on Thursday morning.

Dante’s exit leaves Typhoon Emong (international name: Co-may) as the only tropical cyclone within the PAR.

A 24-year-old man died after being electrocuted in a flooded street in Legazpi City in Albay, early Thursday morning.

The water in Laguna de Bay surpassed critical levels on Thursday, with authorities warning that it may take months to return to its normal level.

A scientist group decried what it described as the “continued failure and negligence” of the Marcos administration in responding to disasters, as the combined effects of Typhoon Crising, the southwest monsoon, and twin storms Dante and Emong again left parts of Metro Manila and nearby provinces under water.

#WalangPasok: Classes for Friday, July 25, are suspended in the following areas due to the continued impact of tropical cyclones #EmongPH and #DantePH, and the southwest monsoon, or habagat:

-Navotas -Malabon -Muntinlupa -Silang, Cavite -Pangasinan -Occidental Mindoro -General… pic.twitter.com/wsbTItlGgb

— Inquirer (@inquirerdotnet) July 24, 2025

Bataan, among the hardest hit areas by widespread flooding from `habagat’ rains and tropical storms Dante and Emong, has been placed under a state of calamity.

LOOK: Several cows are stranded in the town of Mamburao, Occidental Mindoro, as floodwaters from continuous heavy rains have swept the area. | 📷: PIO Occidental Mindoro/Facebook

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Price freeze is in effect for 148 medicines in areas under state of calamity due to the southwest monsoon and Severe Tropical Storm Crising.

Pagasa: “Nevertheless, passage of Emong will trigger a weakening trend, which is expected to continue for the rest of the forecast period.”

Pampanga was placed under a state of calamity on Thursday after monsoon rains and three tropical cyclones submerged more than half of its villages.

Several local government units (LGUs) have suspended classes on Friday, July 25, in anticipation of inclement weather brought by Typhoon Emong.

LOOK: More residents in Cabangan, Zambales, had to leave their flooded homes on Thursday. Latest data from the Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction Office shows that 5,767 residents province-wide remain in evacuation centers. | 📷: MDRRMO Cabangan via @joannaglibotINQ /PDI

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LOOK: Local responders in Mamburao, Occidental Mindoro, continue rescue operations as floods brought by Severe Tropical Storm #EmongPH continue to batter several barangays on Thursday, July 24. | 📷: PDRRMO/Facebook via Isaac Quiambao, https://t.co/EDjVS4ZpUM trainee

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— Inquirer (@inquirerdotnet) July 24, 2025

WATCH: Here’s the flood situation at Barangay Tanza 2 in Navotas as of 10:30 a.m. on Thursday, July 24. Some residents resort to using furniture as makeshift boats to navigate the submerged streets. | 🎥: Charles Bates, https://t.co/EDjVS4ZXKk

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Emong has intensified into a typhoon, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) reported on Thursday morning.

The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) on Thursday warned of possible lahar flows down the slopes of Mayon Volcano as heavy to torrential rains continue to lash the Bicol region.

The DOH reminded the public that using doxycycline against leptospirosis is not allowed without a doctor’s prescription.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said he wants to make certain disaster response arrangements “semi-permanent” in light of the recurring impact of typhoons.

At least 223 residents across Oriental and Occidental Mindoro were evacuated due to flooding triggered by Tropical Storms Dante and Emong, and the enhanced southwest monsoon, the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) said on Thursday.

Typhoon Emong may make landfall over La Union or Ilocos Sur on Friday morning, while Tropical Storm Dante is expected to exit

WATCH: High tide, strong waves, and continuous rainfall cause rapid flooding along Judge A. Roldan Street in Navotas City this Thursday morning, July 24. Residents near coastal or riverside areas are urged to coordinate with their respective barangays for evacuation. | 🎥:… pic.twitter.com/qcKlX4eBwT

— Inquirer (@inquirerdotnet) July 24, 2025

Several flights were cancelled on Thursday, July 24, amid continuous rains brought by the southwest monsoon, typhoon Emong and storm Dante,

WATCH: The coastal road here in Brgy. San Miguel, San Antonio, Zambales, is among those damaged by last year’s typhoon, remaining unrepaired and getting battered by ongoing bad weather. Pagasa’s storm surge warning due to Severe Tropical Storm #EmongPH could worsen the damage. |… pic.twitter.com/DWL1W9Clvm

— Inquirer (@inquirerdotnet) July 24, 2025

Emong has intensified into a typhoon, Pagasa reported on Thursday morning.

JUST IN: #EmongPH intensified into a “typhoon” on Thursday morning, according to the Pagasa.

As of 8 a.m., Typhoon Emong now has a maximum sustained wind speed of 120 kilometers per hour (kph) and gustiness of up to 150 kph.

Emong was last spotted 220 kilometers west of Dagupan… pic.twitter.com/BqYM1Ki0zi

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LOOK: The Domingo B. Flores District Hospital in Macabebe, Pampanga, temporarily closed on Wednesday, July 23, due to flooding caused by continuous heavy rainfall. | 📷: Pampanga PIO/Facebook

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Severe Tropical Storm Emong prompted a storm surge warning in seven Luzon areas on Thursday, according to Pagasa.

LOOK: President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. visits Maly Elementary School in San Mateo, Rizal, to oversee the situation of evacuees affected by heavy rains and flooding over the past few days.

He also witnessed the distribution of water filtration kits and family food packs to 546… pic.twitter.com/H6RjUwD6U1

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WATCH: President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. also visits Sta. Ana covered court, where 497 families, or 1,635 individuals, are seeking shelter. | @luisacabatoINQ

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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. visited Maly Elementary School in San Mateo, Rizal on Thursday to check on evacuees affected by days of heavy rains and flooding.

SALAMAT, MIKWILL!

LOOK: “Pinoy Big Brother: Celebrity Collab” stars Mika Salamanca and Will Ashley join Angat Buhay’s bayanihan program, cooking meals for communities affected by the southwest monsoon rains and the onslaught of tropical storms. | 📷: Angat Buhay/Facebook

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— Inquirer (@inquirerdotnet) July 24, 2025

Commuters can avail of free bus and truck rides on Thursday, July 24, amid incessant rains brought by the southwest monsoon and storms Emong and Dante.

Severe Tropical Storm Emong may intensify into a typhoon before making landfall over the Ilocos Region on Thursday evening or Friday morning, according to Pagasa.

STORM SURGE WARNING UP IN 7 AREAS

Pagasa warns of storm surges over the provinces of Batanes, Cagayan, Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur, La Union, Pangasinan and Zambales at 8 a.m. on Thursday, July 24, due to Severe Tropical Storm #EmongPH.

A minimal to moderate risk of storm surge,… pic.twitter.com/VUNXwXGN9i

— Inquirer (@inquirerdotnet) July 24, 2025

[WEATHER UPDATE]

Severe Tropical Storm #EmongPH maintains its strength as it prepares to move southeastward. Signal No. 3 is still up in the northern portion of Pangasinan and the western portion of La Union.

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Twelve people died due to recent tropical cyclones and the southwest monsoon, or habagat, according to the NDRRMC on Thursday.

LOOK: The MMDA Metro Parkways Clearing Group has collected approximately 383 sacks of garbage during a clean-up drive at the Manila Baywalk Dolomite Beach, following days of heavy rainfall brought by the southwest monsoon, or habagat. | 📷: MMDA/Facebook

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Some roads in Metro Manila remained flooded on Thursday, July 24, due to continuous rains, according to the MMDA.

Heavy rainfall is forecast to persist in 34 areas, including Metro Manila, on Thursday due to the continued impact of Severe Tropical Storm Emong and the habagat.

[WEATHER UPDATE]

Tropical Storm #DantePH may exit the Philippine Area of Responsibility this afternoon or evening, July 24, according to Pagasa. Further intensification into a severe tropical storm remains less likely but is not ruled out.

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— Inquirer (@inquirerdotnet) July 23, 2025

Pagasa raised an orange rainfall warning on Thursday morning, as flooding continues to threaten Metro Manila and seven areas in Luzon.

Two areas in Luzon were placed under Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal No. 3 as Emong intensified and reached the severe tropical storm category.

LGUs retain the power to suspend classes in their respective areas, Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla clarified on Wednesday.

The rainfall in the past three days breached the average amount of rainfall for the entire July, causing widespread flash floods.

The death toll from flooding and severe weather in parts of Luzon has climbed to 12, according to the Philippine National Police.

Several towns and cities in the provinces of Bulacan and Pangasinan have been placed under a state of calamity.

Widespread flooding and high tide submerged fishponds in this province, dealing another blow to local “bangus” (milkfish) producers.

The number of people affected by the recent weather disturbances has climbed to over 3.2 million, says DSWD.

Tropical Storms Dante and Emong have slightly intensified according to Pagasa’s 11 p.m. Wednesday bulletin.

Zambales and four other Luzon areas were placed under the orange rainfall warning on Wednesday due to the southwest monsoon or “habagat”,

The DILG suspended classes and government work in Metro Manila and other areas in Luzon and Visayas for Thursday.

Signal no. 1 is raised in seven Luzon areas as Emong intensifies into a Tropical Storm, while Tropical Storm Dante maintains its strength as it accelerates north northwestward.

Several LGUs have also declared a state of calamity due to habagat, such as Manila City, Quezon City, Marikina City, and Cebu City.

“In these areas, face-to-face classes remain suspended, with some schools experiencing class disruptions for up to four consecutive days.”

The Marikina city government on Wednesday declared a state of calamity amid days of heavy rain caused by the southwest monsoon, locally known as habagat.

Tropical Storm Emong gained strength as it moved southwest of the West Philippine Sea; Signal No. 1 in 8 areas in Luzon.

The body of a woman was found floating at a fishpond in a coastal village here around 1 p.m. on Wednesday, local officials said.

Authorities will open a one-meter spillway gate at Magat Dam in Isabela on Thursday as a preemptive measure ahead of expected heavy rains from Tropical Storm “Dante” and Tropical Depression “Emong.”

Dagupan City and the towns of Calasiao, Lingayen, Malasiqui, and Sta. Barbara in Pangasinan have declared a state of calamity due to widespread flooding caused by the enhanced southwest monsoon.

A red rainfall warning is in effect in Zambales and Bataan Wednesday afternoon, which may cause serious flooding, according to the Pagasa.

A 49-year-old barangay health worker in Meycauayan, Bulacan, died from electrocution on Tuesday while on her way to check the safety of medical supplies amid rising floodwaters.

The towns of Calumpit and Balagtas in Bulacan have been placed under a state of calamity due to continuous rains, high tides, and dam water releases that caused severe flooding.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. ordered the temporary suspension of the release of funds for certain flood control projects in the country

Sa Village East sa Cainta, Rizal, sumasakay na sa bangka ang ilang residente dahil sa taas ng baha. Umabot pa sa dibdib ang lebel ng baha kagabi dahil sa tuloy-tuloy na buhos ng ulan.

Kasalukuyang nasa state of calamity ang bayan ng Cainta. @inquirerdotnet pic.twitter.com/kLwcK2a6kX

— Neil Arwin Mercado (@NAMercadoINQ) July 23, 2025

LOOK: Some fishermen here in San Antonio, Zambales, continue their livelihood using a “tabukol” to catch fish despite heavy rain. Zambales is still under red rainfall warning based on the latest advisory of Pagasa. | @joannaglibotINQ /PDI

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WATCH: Some residents in Tanza, Navotas, use boats to navigate through floodwaters on Wednesday, July 23. | 🎥: James Sablay

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Severe Tropical Storm “Crising” caused an estimated P36.65 million in agricultural losses across Cagayan province, even as it spared some areas, officials said on Wednesday.

Work in local and national government offices in Occidental Mindoro was also suspended on Thursday, according to authorities.

The OCD reported on Wednesday that at least 1.9 million individuals across the country have been affected by Tropical Storm Crising, habagat, and LPA.

Emong was carrying a maximum wind speed of 45 kilometers per hour (kph) and gustiness of up to 55 kph, says Pagasa.

LOOK: Here is the current flood situation in Felix Avenue, Cainta, Rizal, as of 12:40 p.m. today, July 23. People are using their own methods to get through the flood; some are even walking through it. | @ATacsonINQ

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— Inquirer (@inquirerdotnet) July 23, 2025

Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal (TCWS) No. 1 was hoisted over four areas in Luzon due to Tropical Depression Emong, while the Tropical Cyclone Dante has intensified into a tropical storm, according to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) on Wednesday.

Nine individuals remain missing amid the downpour brought by the southwest monsoon, locally known as habagat, the BFP said Wednesday.

Cagayan and 35 other areas in the country are forecast to experience heavy rainfall on Wednesday due to TD Emong and habagat.

Signal No. 1 was hoisted over 4 areas in Luzon due to Tropical Depression Emong while Dante has intensified into a tropical storm.

Three people died—two from suspected drowning and one from electrocution—while another remained missing in separate incidents in Rizal, Cavite, and Batangas provinces on Tuesday.

DILG Secretary Jonvic Remulla clarified that local government units still retain the authority to suspend classes.

The DILG said that its services are continuous in the areas affected by heavy rainfall brought by the southwest monsoon (habagat).

[WEATHER UPDATE]

Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal No. 1 is raised over some areas in Luzon due to Tropical Depression #EmongPH. It is forecast to move generally southwestward today, July 23, before looping over the West Philippine Sea tomorrow due to its interaction with Tropical… pic.twitter.com/ijtdLnj3N9

— Inquirer (@inquirerdotnet) July 23, 2025

WATCH: A house gets swept away as floods hit Pita, Dinalupihan, Bataan on Wednesday, July 23. | 🎥: Jaztine Martinez

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‘TAFT RIVER?’

Flooding continues to persist along parts of Taft Avenue in Manila. Flooding stretches from Malvar St. to PGH to UN Avenue as of 11 a.m., July 23. | @NAMercadoINQ

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WATCH: As of 10:45 a.m. on Wednesday, July 23, the area at Taft Ave. cor. Quirino Ave, Manila City is still passable for vehicles despite the current flood situation. | @ATacsonINQ

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[WEATHER UPDATE]#DantePH has intensified into a Tropical Storm, according to Pagasa’s 11 a.m. bulletin.

The state weather bureau issues red rainfall warning over Zambales, Bataan, and Occidental Mindoro.

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WATCH: Floods continue to persist in Country Homes in Cainta, Rizal, early Wednesday, July 23. | 🎥: Mark Steven T. Castillet

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The low-pressure area (LPA) located west of Babuyan Islands has developed into Tropical Depression Emong, according to Pagasa on Wednesday.

JUST IN: The low-pressure area located west of Babuyan Islands has developed into Tropical Depression #EmongPH, according to the Pagasa.

Emong is the fifth tropical cyclone in the country this 2025.

Meanwhile, Pagasa is still monitoring Tropical Depression Dante, which was last… pic.twitter.com/mhTBTZrLOO

— Inquirer (@inquirerdotnet) July 23, 2025

LOOK: The Holy Family Parish in Roxas District, Quezon City, welcomes evacuees, offering them shelter in response to the impact of southwest monsoon, also known as “habagat.” | 📷: Holy Family Parish/Facebook via Isaac Quiambao, https://t.co/EDjVS4ZpUM trainee

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WATCH: Residents of Kingsville Executive Subdivision, along Marcos Highway in Antipolo, work together to push a stranded school service van amid heavy flooding on Wednesday, July 23. | 🎥: Dona Napere

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Eight national road sections across the country remain closed to traffic due to the combined effects of habagat, Tropical Cyclone Crising, and LPA, the DPWH said.

WATCH: A netizen shares her situation along with her pet dogs as floodwaters surge into their residence in Sitio Salang Bayan, Mayamot, Antipolo City, early Wednesday, July 23. | 🎥: Virginia Sangil

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The death toll from the combined effects of the habagat and Severe Tropical Storm Crising has risen to seven, according to the NDRRMC.

WATCH: Barangay Bagbag I in Rosario, Cavite remains submerged in floodwaters as of 8:14 a.m. on Wednesday, July 23. | 🎥: Luvi Mendoza

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LOOK: The Bureau of Fire Protection personnel rescue a dog from a flooded home in Quezon City on Tuesday, July 22, as relentless southwest monsoon rains battered the area. | 📷: BFP/Facebook

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WATCH: Residents of Sapang Gody, Taytay, Rizal are still wading through knee-deep floodwaters as of 9 a.m. on Wednesday, July 23. | 🎥: Roi Joshua Baeta

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DILG Secretary Jonvic Remulla defended his agency’s online messaging style on class and work suspensions, saying that he had no ill intentions.

The La Mesa Dam was “below overflow level” as of Wednesday morning, according to the Pagasa.

Several local government units (LGUs) have declared a state of calamity due to the onslaught of the southwest monsoon or habagat.

LOOK: The rice fields in Barangay Pag-asa, Orani, Bataan get submerged in floodwaters after continuous heavy rain on Tuesday, July 22.

“Yung katatanim na palay inagos ng baha,” uploader Marife Buenaventura Mallari says of her mother’s crops. “Maiiyak ka na lang talaga sa… pic.twitter.com/GFtfpKlZBW

— Inquirer (@inquirerdotnet) July 23, 2025

Twelve individuals died due to the onslaught of the southwest monsoon or habagat, according to the Philippine National Police.

Flooding continued to affect roads in Metro Manila on Wednesday, July 23, due to continuous rains brought by the habagat, the MMDA said.

A total of 47 flights were canceled on Wednesday morning, July 23, due to bad weather caused by the LPA and the southwest monsoon, or habagat.

Heavy rainfall is expected in Metro Manila and several parts of the country on Wednesday, July 23, due to the habagat.

MMDA pointed to “some” undisciplined Filipinos’ wanton disregard for proper garbage disposal as among the reasons why NCR got submerged.

President Marcos on Tuesday immediately suspended all preparations being made for his State of the Nation Address (Sona) on July 28.

An orange rainfall warning is raised over the provinces of Zambales and Bataan due to the continued effect of the enhanced southwest monsoon.

After Crising, the country may have to endure three weather disturbances simultaneously, one of them developing into a tropical cyclone.

Tropical Depression Dante may reach tropical storm category within the next 12 hours, according to Pagasa.

Peta has urged the public to never leave behind their animal companions, such as dogs and cats, in case they need to evacuate.

Bacolod begun a massive clearing operation on clogged waterways that contributed to the flooding of low-lying districts last week

Tropical Depression Dante slightly intensified as it continued to move northwestward over the Philippine sea, Pagasa said.

Work at the House of Representatives was declared suspended on Wednesday due to bad weather, Secretary General Reginald Velasco said.

Malabon City has declared a state of calamity due to the effects of the southwest monsoon, locally known as habagat.

WATCH: Mandaluyong Maysilo Circle as of 8:15p.m. | @T2TupasINQ

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— Inquirer (@inquirerdotnet) July 22, 2025

LOOK: As of 8:00 p.m., gutter-deep floods persist in parts of Taft Avenue, along Padre Faura Street, Kalaw Avenue, and UN Avenue, due to rains from the southwestern monsoon, also known as “habagat,” on Tuesday, July 22. | 📷: Manila City Government/Facebook, via Liam Recacho,… pic.twitter.com/t7k8OnNTxE

— Inquirer (@inquirerdotnet) July 22, 2025

At least 41,878 individuals or 11,667 families were evacuated in the Camanava area and QC due to the southwest monsoon

MANILA, Philippines — The Marikina River alarm has been lifted after its water level continued to fall on Tuesday night.

DILG turned its official Facebook page into what netizens described as a “meme page” in an attempt to disseminate important information.

The expanded number coding scheme remains suspended for Wednesday, July 23, due to the inclement weather, the MMDA announced.

The low-pressure area (LPA) monitored east of Aurora developed into a tropical depression on Tuesday afternoon, according to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa).

Tropical Depression Dante may absorb the low-pressure area (LPA) located closer to the Philippines but has a low chance of making landfall

The low-pressure area (LPA) monitored east of Aurora developed into a tropical depression on Tuesday afternoon, according to Pagasa

Aside from the two low-pressure areas being monitored inside the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR), another LPA was spotted outside PAR