Search flood-prone areas, storms and dams

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Flood hazard overlay (river model)

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Modelled flood depth class

1: under 1 m 2: 1 to under 3 m 3: 3 to under 10 m 4: over 10 m

A return period is a long-run average (a 100-year flood has about a 1% chance in any year), not a schedule. Colours show modelled river flood depth only; no colour does not mean safe.

Rivers & lakes Approximate floodplains (dashed) Dams (live level if available) Flood-prone areas (39) Typhoon tracks Live storm markers

Typhoon tracks

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Line colour = the storm's peak category. While playing, each segment is coloured by the wind at that time (JTWC 1-minute winds). Source: NOAA IBTrACS v4; 2025-26 storms are provisional. Only storms with an IBTrACS ID are drawn.

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Live storms & dams

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GDACS, JTWC, NASA EONET and PAGASA dam levels (mirrored from PAGASA's public page, not an official feed). Not a warning service: follow PAGASA.

About & sources

Data: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL); © European Union, Copernicus Emergency Management Service / JRC (CC BY 4.0, modified); NOAA NCEI IBTrACS (Knapp et al. 2010; Gahtan et al. 2024); GDACS; JTWC; NASA EONET; PAGASA. Not an official map; indicative only; floods cannot be predicted; not engineering, insurance or financial advice. Always check UP NOAH, HazardHunterPH and MGB for your lot.

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