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LOW RISK — FLOOD SUSCEPTIBILITY

Flood Risk: Loyola Heights
Quezon City, Metro Manila

Susceptibility: Low Hazard Level: 2/5 Rainfall intensity: 22.8 mm/hr

Low
Flood Risk
PAGASA classification
2/5
Hazard Level
NOAH flood index
22.8
Rain Intensity
mm/hr threshold
Jun–Nov
Typhoon Season
Peak: Sep–Oct
Flood Susceptibility

Is Loyola Heights Flood Prone?

Hazard Level 2 / 5 — Low
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Loyola Heights is in a low flood susceptibility zone. Flooding risk is minimal under normal conditions, though isolated flooding may still occur during extreme weather events.

Action Guide

What Loyola Heights Residents Should Do

  • Maintain awareness of weather forecasts during typhoon season
  • Keep emergency contacts saved (911, 160 BFP, 117 PNP)
  • Know the location of your nearest evacuation center
  • Have a basic 72-hour emergency kit for any disaster scenario
PAGASA Signals

When to Evacuate from Loyola Heights

Signal #1

30–60 kph winds

Monitor PAGASA updates. Prepare go-bag.

Signal #2

61–120 kph winds

Ready your go-bag. Know your evacuation route.

Signal #3

121–170 kph winds

Evacuate flood-prone areas NOW.

Signal #4–5

171+ kph winds

Mandatory evacuation. Leave immediately.

FAQ

Loyola Heights Flood Risk — Common Questions

Loyola Heights is in a low flood susceptibility zone. Flooding risk is minimal under normal conditions, though isolated flooding may still occur during extreme weather events. The hazard level is 2/5.
  • Maintain awareness of weather forecasts during typhoon season
  • Keep emergency contacts saved (911, 160 BFP, 117 PNP)
  • Know the location of your nearest evacuation center
  • Have a basic 72-hour emergency kit for any disaster scenario
Evacuation centers in Quezon City are designated by the local government unit (LGU). Use the ProjectLIGTAS Evacuation Center finder to locate the nearest open center to Loyola Heights. During a typhoon, also listen to your Quezon City LGU announcements on local radio and social media.
Loyola Heights has a PAGASA flood susceptibility classification of Low with a hazard index of 2/5. This classification is based on NOAH (Nationwide Operational Assessment of Hazards) flood mapping data for Metro Manila.

Quezon City — All Barangays

Risk Legend
Very High flood susceptibility
High flood susceptibility
Moderate flood susceptibility
Low flood susceptibility
Quick Links
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