Taller means wetter.
Each province rises with the rain expected over the next 24 hours, from the same global models forecasters use. Hover a province to read its numbers.
0 mm to 25+ mm in 24 h
Colour is how hot it feels.
The top of each prism shows the heat index, from temperature and humidity, in PAGASA’s bands. It assumes shade: direct sun feels hotter.
- Not hazardous below 27 °C
- Caution 27 to 32 °C
- Extreme caution 33 to 41 °C
- Danger 42 to 51 °C
- Extreme danger 52 °C and above
Now zoom to Laoag City.
79 barangays, each raised by its own ground elevation. Rain and heat come from a grid about 25 km wide, so neighbouring barangays share the weather and differ by terrain. That makes it an estimate, and we label it one.
Low ground, 4 m High ground, 74 m
Next: where the water goes.
Phase 3 adds Project NOAH flood and landslide hazard maps and evacuation routes. The water level you see here is an illustration, not a forecast.