FLOODS maintain as the major natural disaster that affects the province of Bulacan. A wide area of the province is affected annually. The Bulacan Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (PDRRMC), with the continued guidance of PRFFWC of PAGASA, maintains and operates a network of rainfall, river and flood stage observation stations within the province as part of its flood disaster mitigation and management program.
This site offers information on the general hydrological situation within the province. While every effort has been put forth to update the data and information contained herein on a regular basis, site users are requested and enjoined to call the Bulacan-PDCO for the latest information. Thank you and we are very HAPPY to serve you!
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Date Updated
: May 08, 2013Rainfall total for the past
: 24 HoursRainfall ending at
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Date Updated
: May 21, 2013Time Updated
: 8:00:00 AM| Dam | Reservoir Elev. | |
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| Angat Dam | 193.67 mtrs | 05/21/13 |
| Bustos Dam | 17.4 mtrs | 05/21/13 |
| Ipo Dam | 100.01 mtrs | 05/21/13 |
Date & Time Updated
: October 03, 201208:00:00 AM
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Date Updated
: August 15, 2012Time Updated
: 09:03:53 AM| Municipality | Flood Level |
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