Calm El Niño explainers alongside our usual hazard guides for Philippine property decisions. Look for the red cards.
188 articles published
Batanes sits in the Luzon Strait where storms pass most often. The traditional stone houses are the local answer. Here is what to screen at an exact address.
Why condo buyers in Nueva Ecija should keep flood diligence during El Niño, even when the season feels drier than usual.
Lower floors in a condominium cost less and carry different risks. Here is how to screen a ground or podium-level unit, and what to ask the building.
Practical heat-safety steps for homebuyers in Cavite during El Niño: shade, water, timing, and why property screening still includes flood and slope.
Super Typhoon Rolly struck Catanduanes and Albay with extraordinary wind, then buried towns in volcanic mudflow. Here is what it teaches about compound hazards.
A calm El Niño water checklist for homebuyers looking at property in Batangas: supply history, storage, and why the flood map still matters.
Tandag, Bislig, Cantilan, Hinatuan and the towns of Surigao del Sur sit on a narrow strip between the Pacific and the Diwata range. Here is what to screen.
A one-week El Niño action list for renters deciding whether to renew in Metro Manila: water, heat, fire edges, official sources, and address-level hazard screening.
Dam releases change the timing and the peak of what arrives downstream, and no hazard map models them. Here is what to ask and who to ask.
Heat and water habits for farm and agri-lot owners managing school and work routines in Cagayan de Oro during El Niño, plus a reminder that flood plans still apply.
Why a dry El Niño season in the Philippines can still bring floods and typhoons, and how to hold drought planning and flood diligence at the same time.
NOAH, PHIVOLCS, MGB, PAGASA, NAMRIA. Five names that get used interchangeably and should not be. Here is who does what.



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