Signal Map

Clickable Philippines signal-awareness map with province tables, warning colors, and official-source reminders.

Philippines Signal Awareness Map

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Important: this map is an awareness layer. When available, colors are matched from parsed PAGASA bulletin signal areas. Unverified locations are grey and do not receive an estimated signal number. This map is not a replacement for official PAGASA bulletins, local government advisories, or evacuation orders.

Warning Level Guide

Info

General weather awareness. Check official bulletins before travel.

Watch

Conditions may deteriorate. Prepare supplies, charge devices, and monitor updates.

Warning

Damaging weather may affect communities. Avoid unnecessary travel and secure property.

Danger

High-risk conditions are possible. Follow evacuation and local emergency instructions.

Extreme

Life-threatening conditions may occur. Move to safe shelter and follow official orders.

Signal: No. 5 >220 km/h No. 4 171–220 km/h No. 3 121–170 km/h No. 2 61–120 km/h No. 1 30–60 km/h None <30 km/h

ProvinceSignal ↓PopulationNearest Storm

Luzon39 areas

Visayas16 areas

Mindanao28 areas

Alerts & Warnings

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No current alert cards are available. Check Local Warnings on your storm page for your area. Missing or delayed feeds do not mean an all-clear.

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PAGASA Signal Numbers

Signal No. 1

Winds 30–60 km/h; minimal threat, prepare precautions.

Signal No. 2

Winds 61–120 km/h; moderate threat, suspend activities.

Signal No. 3

Winds 121–170 km/h; destructive; evacuate vulnerable areas.

Signal No. 4 / 5

Winds 171+ km/h; catastrophic; evacuate immediately.

Storm Tracker

Synced storm positions and track lines are shown on the Active Typhoons page so the signal map stays focused.

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Province Signal Table