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REGIONAL WEATHER FORECAST

Tacloban City Weather Outlook

Current atmospheric metrics, hourly temperatures, and extended 7-day forecast for Tacloban City, Eastern Visayas.

LOCAL BULLETIN: TACLOBAN CITY

WEATHER BULLETIN: Kasamtangang naa sa Light Rain / Drizzle ang panahon sa Tacloban City uban sa lebel sa temperatura nga 29°C. Gihangyo ang tanan sa pagbantay sa mga pahibalo sa PAGASA bahin sa pag-ulan karong adlawa.

METEOROLOGICAL REPORT

Tacloban City

Eastern Visayas
29°C
Light Rain / Drizzle
Hataas / Mababa
30°C / 24°C
Kagutom sa Hangin
75%
Kasaligan sa Hangin
10 km/h
Tsansa sa Ulan
79%
Indise sa UV
7.5

7-Adlaw nga Ulat sa Panahon

Today
30°
24°
Sun
30°
24°
Mon
32°
23°
Tue
32°
24°
Wed
31°
24°
Thu
30°
24°
Fri
30°
24°
SATELLITE & RADAR MAP

Philippine Live Radar & Atmospheric Wind Map

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Emergency Monitors & Severe Climate Services

Official Meteorological Notice

Data refreshed hourly. For severe storm signals, storm surges, or flood warnings, please consult official live bulletins from PAGASA and local DRRMO emergency authorities.

Tacloban City Climate Context & Preparedness

Tacloban City, located in the Eastern Visayas, experiences a tropical climate characterized by distinct wet and dry seasons. The weather patterns here are significantly influenced by the prevailing monsoons: the Southwest Monsoon (Habagat) typically brings heavy rainfall from June to October, while the Northeast Monsoon (Amihan) brings cooler, drier air from November to February.

Local Government Units (LGUs) and the Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (DRRMO) strictly enforce localized suspension guidelines during severe weather. Always secure loose outdoor items, prepare an emergency go-bag, and monitor verified channels for evacuation orders when Tropical Cyclone Wind Signals (TCWS) are raised in Tacloban City.