FLOOD ALERT: Flooded roads in Metro Manila on Saturday, August 29, 2026

Several areas in Metro Manila were flooded on Saturday, August 29, 2026, due to heavy rains brought by the Southwest Monsoon (Habagat).

MMDA

Below are the areas flooded, according to the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) as of 3 p.m.

EDSA

Southbound

• Aurora Boulevard–Cubao — moderate traffic due to vehicle volume
• Shaw Crossing — moderate traffic
• Guadalupe to Buendia — moderate to slow-moving
• Tramo to Taft — moderate to slow-moving

Northbound

• FB Harrison to Taft Avenue — moderate to slow-moving
• Ayala to Buendia — moderate to slow-moving
• Pioneer to Guadix — moderate to slow-moving
• Santolan to Aurora Boulevard–Cubao — moderate to slow-moving
• New York — moderate traffic
• Seminary Road to Balintawak — slow-moving toward NLEX

C5

Southbound

• Aurora Boulevard–Katipunan service road — moderate to slow-moving
• Ortigas to Lanuza — moderate traffic
• Bagong Ilog — moderate traffic

Northbound

• Eagle Avenue to Calle Industria — moderate to slow-moving
• Eastwood to Libis — slow-moving due to vehicle volume and a damaged expansion joint at Libis Flyover
• Ateneo — moderate to slow-moving
• UP Town Center — moderate traffic

Commonwealth Avenue

Eastbound

• FCM Regalado — moderate traffic
• Labayani to Mindanao Extension — moderate to slow-moving

Westbound

• FCM Regalado — moderate traffic

Quezon Avenue

Eastbound

• Maxima — moderate to slow-moving

Westbound

• West Avenue — moderate to slow-moving
• Araneta — moderate to slow-moving

Marcos Highway

• Eastbound: Light traffic
• Westbound: Light traffic

Ortigas Avenue

Eastbound

• Greenhills — moderate to slow-moving

Westbound

• Meralco to EDSA — moderate to slow-moving
• La Salle to Greenhills — moderate to slow-moving

Roxas Boulevard

Southbound

• P. Ocampo — moderate to slow-moving

Northbound

• Arnaiz to Buendia — moderate to slow-moving
• UN Avenue — moderate to slow-moving

LGUs

Meanwhile, local government units in Metro Manila also released lists of flooded areas in their cities.

Caloocan City (as of 2:07 p.m.)

Not passable to all types of vehicles

SOUTH CALOOCAN

• Guido 1 to Guido 4, Maypajo – Manila-Caloocan Boundary

• R. Papa – Manila-Caloocan Boundary

NORTH CALOOCAN

• Congressional Road, in front of McDonald’s

• Congressional Road, Saranay

• T. Samson Rd. – Llano Rd. Intersection

• Doña Aurora – Sampaloc Bridge

Not passable to light vehicles

SOUTH CALOOCAN

• C3 NLEX Connector

• Libis Espina

• Tanigue Street, Dagat-Dagatan

• Tugatog – Malabon-Caloocan Boundary

• Letre, C4

NORTH CALOOCAN

• Camarin Road near CCNMC

• Cielito Zabarte Road

• Gen. Luis Boundary – Valenzuela Bionic

• Camarin Road cor. Rainbow, Villa Magdalena

• Crispulo Street, Sanana Market

Valenzuela City (as of 2:55 p.m.)

MacArthur Highway — Passable to all types of vehicles

• McArthur Highway corner A. Fernando — 5–6 inches of water
• Fatima Medical Center, Fatima section, Marulas — 5–6 inches
• Karuhatan Traffic Light — 5–6 inches
• In front of Valenzuela Trade Center, Malinta — 3–4 inches
• In front of Flying V, Malinta — subsided
• In front of Max Restaurant, Dalandanan — subsided
• A. Marcelo, Dalandanan — 4–6 inches
• In front of Shell Gasoline Station, Malanday — 8 inches
• In front of Phoenix Gasoline Station, Malanday — 5–6 inches
• In front of Ace Hospital, Malanday — 5–6 inches
• In front of Meralco, Malanday — 4–5 inches
• M.H. del Pilar, Malanday — 4–5 inches

MacArthur Highway — Not passable to light vehicles

• Corner G. Lazaro, Dalandanan — 13 inches
• In front of Toyota Dalandanan — 13 inches
• In front of Wilcon Depot, Dalandanan — 13 inches
• Jollibee Dalandanan corner G. Lazaro — 13 inches

MacArthur Highway — Not passable to all types of vehicles

• In front of Jollibee BBB, Marulas — 26 inches
• Police Pad, Marulas — 26 inches

Maysan, Paso de Blas–NLEX, Bagbaguin — Passable to all types of vehicles

• In front of PLDT, Maysan Road — 11 inches
• In front of 3S Maysan — 4–5 inches

Maysan, Paso de Blas–NLEX, Bagbaguin — Not passable to light vehicles

• P. Santiago, Paso de Blas (Unioil Creek) — 13 inches

Maysan, Paso de Blas–NLEX, Bagbaguin — Not passable to all types of vehicles

• Wil Oil, Maysan Road — 26 inches
• In front of 3S Maysan — 26 inches

Other Areas

Passable to all types of vehicles

• Miguelito, Gen. T. de Leon — 4–5 inches
• Independence, Gen. T. de Leon — 2–3 inches
• Star Apple, Guava St., Gen. T. de Leon — 2–3 inches
• JE Fama Gate, Lower Tibagan, Gen. T. de Leon — 3–4 inches
• G. Lazaro — 5–6 inches
• Del Mundo, Malanday — 3–4 inches
• I. Fernando, Malanday — 4–5 inches
• Elsewhere, Malanday — 3–4 inches
• Bartolome, Malanday — 8 inches
• Riverside, Malanday — 4–5 inches
• Juan Luna St., Karuhatan — 2–3 inches
• Fortaleza St., Karuhatan — 2–3 inches
• Gen. Luna St., Karuhatan — 3–4 inches
• Mabini St., Karuhatan — 4–5 inches
• In front of Dalandanan National High School — 4–5 inches
• Dalandanan Market — 4–5 inches
• Rincon Road — 4–5 inches
• Bisig Road — 2–3 inches
• San Miguel St. to Balubaran — 4–5 inches
• Pinagbayanan, Lingunan — 10 inches
• Saint Jude, Malinta — 2–3 inches
• Ibayo, Malinta — 2–3 inches
• Bukid, Malinta — 1–2 inches

Not passable to all types of vehicles

• Maxxima, Lingunan — 26 inches
• Mayers, Lingunan — 26 inches
• Lingunan Bridge — 37 inches
• Rubber Master — 37 inches
• Morning Ville, Canumay West — tire-level flooding
• P. Gregorio corner Trinidad St., Lingunan — 38 inches
• Monte Carlo St., Lingunan — 43 inches

Refresh this page for updates. —KG/VBL, GMA News