Cagayan River is now at MAJOR FLOOD LEVEL. Water level is at 12.4 m, exceeding the critical level of 10.0 m. Flooding of low-lying areas and communities along the river banks is expected. Continuous heavy rainfall upstream is contributing to the rapidly rising water levels.

Sustained heavy rainfall has saturated the soil in landslide-susceptible areas of Albay Province. Ground movement indicators have been observed in several barangays near Mayon Volcano. Residents in high-risk zones are strongly advised to evacuate immediately.

Tropical cyclone Signal No. 2 is in effect over Eastern Visayas. Sustained winds of 95 kph with gusts up to 115 kph are expected. Coastal and mountain areas are at risk of strong squalls, storm surges, and flash floods. All residents in low-lying coastal areas are advised to evacuate.

A storm surge of up to 2.5 meters above normal tide level is expected along the coastal areas of Davao Gulf. Low-lying coastal communities within the storm surge hazard zone should be evacuated. Fisherfolk are advised not to venture out to sea.

Monsoon rains enhanced by the tail-end of a cold front will bring heavy to intense rainfall over Caraga Region in the next 24 hours. Rainfall accumulations may reach 150–200 mm in 24 hours. Flash floods and landslides are possible in low-lying and mountainous areas.