Bantay Ulan Metro Cebu

Cebu City · Mandaue · Talisay · Lapu-Lapu

Know which places need extra attention when the rain keeps falling.

A practical, map-based record of streets, barangays and waterways recently reported to flood—while long-term fixes are still underway.

Not a live flood map. Markers show approximate reported areas, not flood boundaries or current depth. Confirm official advisories before travelling.

Reviewed 05 Aug 2026

Four-city map

See the reported areas together

Use the yellow street layer for source-linked roads, intersections, underpasses and bridge approaches. Select a point to inspect its date and evidence, or open the cited report.

Cebu CityMandaue CityTalisay CityLapu-Lapu CityNamed street or approach

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28 groups · 46 street points

Street evidence ledger

Named roads, with dates and sources.

These are point observations—not claims that an entire road floods. “Official priority” means government identified the location for flood work; it does not mean live flooding.

46 of 46 source-linked points shown

Official priorityNews documentedCommunity observation
01

Cebu City · Intersection

Colon Street at V. Gullas–Manalili

Named repeatedly in downtown flood reporting.
News-documented floodJun 2026Open source ↗
02

Cebu City · Street segment

P. del Rosario Street

Documented flooded during the July 2025 deluge and named again in June 2026.
News-documented floodJul 2025 · Jun 2026Open source ↗
03

Cebu City · Street segment

Sikatuna Street

Listed among major flooded roads during July 2026 rain.
News-documented floodJul 2026Open source ↗
04

Cebu City · Street segment

D. Jakosalem Street

GMA documented waist-deep road flooding and motorists pushing motorcycles.
News-documented floodJun 2026Open source ↗
05

Cebu City · Street segment

Leon Kilat Street

Included in the June 2026 road-level flood monitoring list.
News-documented floodJun 2026Open source ↗
06

Cebu City · Street segment

C. Padilla Street

Included in the June 2026 road-level flood monitoring list.
News-documented floodJun 2026Open source ↗
07

Cebu City · Street segment

Imus Road

Included in the June 2026 road-level flood monitoring list.
News-documented floodJun 2026Open source ↗
08

Cebu City · Street segment

M.J. Cuenco Avenue, Mabolo access

Rendered impassable during the July 2025 event and reported again in 2026.
News-documented floodJul 2025 · Jun & Jul 2026Open source ↗
09

Cebu City · Street segment

T. Padilla Street

A major road named in July 2026 flood reporting.
News-documented floodJul 2026Open source ↗
10

Cebu City · Street segment

V. Sotto Street

A major road named in July 2026 flood reporting.
News-documented floodJul 2026Open source ↗
11

Cebu City · Street segment

Osmeña Boulevard, Capitol–Sambag

Sections were reported flooded in 2025 and drainage remained slow in June 2026.
News-documented floodJul 2025 · Jun 2026Open source ↗
12

Cebu City · Intersection

General Maxilom–Echavez area

Both roads were affected during continuous rain in July 2026.
News-documented floodJul 2026Open source ↗
13

Cebu City · Street segment

R. Landon Street near Cebu City Sports Center

Included in the June 2026 road-level flood monitoring list.
News-documented floodJun 2026Open source ↗
14

Cebu City · Intersection

J. Alcantara Street–V. Urgello Street

This intersection was specifically named in June 2026 flood monitoring.
News-documented floodJun 2026Open source ↗
15

Cebu City · Street segment

Bonifacio Street, Kasambagan

Waist-level water was documented in 2025; the street was named again in July 2026.
News-documented floodJul 2025 · Jul 2026Open source ↗
16

Cebu City · Intersection

Gorordo Avenue–Salinas Drive

This intersection was specifically named in June 2026 flood monitoring.
News-documented floodJun 2026Open source ↗
17

Cebu City · Intersection

Pope John Paul II Avenue–Salinas Drive

This intersection was specifically named in June 2026 flood monitoring.
News-documented floodJun 2026Open source ↗
18

Cebu City · Underpass or flyover

N. Bacalso Avenue–Mambaling underpass

A repeatedly affected south-corridor low point; the flyover area was not passable to light vehicles in 2025.
News-documented floodJul 2025 · Jul 2026Open source ↗
19

Cebu City · Street segment

E. Sabellano Street, Kinasang-an–Punta Princesa

Named in June 2026 monitoring and visibly inundated again in August 2025 reporting.
News-documented floodAug 2025 · Jun 2026Open source ↗
20

Cebu City · Street segment

L. Gabuya Street

Included in the June 2026 road-level flood monitoring list.
News-documented floodJun 2026Open source ↗
21

Mandaue City · Street segment

A.S. Fortuna near Rolling Hills

A long-running flood point photographed flooded again after heavy rain.
News-documented floodJul 2026Open source ↗
22

Mandaue City · Street segment

A.S. Fortuna near Sitio Orel–LH Prime

Included in Mandaue drainage work addressing persistent flash flooding.
Official priority pointRecurring pointOpen source ↗
23

Mandaue City · Street segment

M.C. Briones Street, Tipolo

Identified by city planners as a priority flood-mitigation street.
Official priority pointRecurring pointOpen source ↗
24

Mandaue City · Street segment

J.P. Rizal Street at Consuelo Village

City reporting says knee-deep water can accumulate even after light rain, making the road impassable.
Official priority pointMar 2025Open source ↗
25

Mandaue City · Street segment

P. Gomez Street, Centro

A geotagged field observation documented street flooding during heavy rain.
Community observationJul 2024Open source ↗
26

Mandaue City · Bridge approach

Lopez Jaena Street near Innodata

The Innodata area and nearby bridge have repeatedly been flagged for flooding.
News-documented floodRepeated reportsOpen source ↗
27

Mandaue City · Bridge approach

UCLM–Looc road near First Bridge

Officially reported not passable to light vehicles during the July 2025 flood.
News-documented floodJul 2025Open source ↗
28

Mandaue City · Bridge approach

U.N. Avenue–Marcelo Fernan Bridge approach

Often impassable during heavy rain; waist-deep water temporarily closed the Mandaue-side approach in 2025.
News-documented floodAug 2025Open source ↗
29

Mandaue City · Underpass or flyover

Maguikay flyover–Hiway Seno

Named among Mandaue streets made impassable by heavy rain.
News-documented floodRepeated reportsOpen source ↗
30

Talisay City · Bridge approach

Mananga Bridge, Cebu South Coastal Road

The bridge and nearby riverbank communities were severely affected during Tino.
News-documented floodNov 2025Open source ↗
31

Talisay City · Bridge approach

Highway before Mananga Bridge–Atlantic area

Community reports flag this pre-bridge highway section during strong rain; verify conditions locally.
Community observationCommunity reports 2025–26Open source ↗
32

Talisay City · Street segment

Uldog Street, San Isidro

Clearing and pumping operations were reported here after Mananga River flooding during Tino.
News-documented floodNov 2025Open source ↗
33

Talisay City · Bridge approach

Dumlog Bridge–Biasong approach

Lower-Mananga flooding devastated homes around and below the bridge during Tino.
News-documented floodNov 2025Open source ↗
34

Talisay City · Street segment

Cebu South Coastal Road near Talisay Fish Port

Flooding stalled traffic and forced motorcycles to seek shallower passage near the fish port.
News-documented floodAug 2025Open source ↗
35

Talisay City · Street segment

Linao main-road area

A recent community observation reported flooding in Linao; exact extent remains unverified.
Community observationJul 2026Open source ↗
36

Lapu-Lapu City · Street segment

New Sangi Road near the gas station

One of eight flood-prone locations publicly prioritized for major drainage upgrades.
Official priority pointPriority list · Sep 2025Open source ↗
37

Lapu-Lapu City · Street segment

Humay-Humay Road near the hospital

One of eight flood-prone locations publicly prioritized for major drainage upgrades.
Official priority pointPriority list · Sep 2025Open source ↗
38

Lapu-Lapu City · Street segment

Opon–Airport–Sangi Road near MECO

One of eight flood-prone locations publicly prioritized for major drainage upgrades.
Official priority pointPriority list · Sep 2025Open source ↗
39

Lapu-Lapu City · Street segment

Maximo Patalinghug Jr. Avenue, Basak

Floodwater rose again during the December 2025 downpour; this is also a city priority drainage location.
News-documented floodDec 2025Open source ↗
40

Lapu-Lapu City · Street segment

Road in front of Cebu Light Industrial Park

One of eight flood-prone locations publicly prioritized for major drainage upgrades.
Official priority pointPriority list · Sep 2025Open source ↗
41

Lapu-Lapu City · Street segment

S. Osmeña Street near Petron, Basak

Knee-deep flooding previously crippled traffic at this low point; a retention pond is being built nearby.
News-documented floodRecurring point · Dec 2025 updateOpen source ↗
42

Lapu-Lapu City · Street segment

General Aviation Road, Basak–Pajac

Flooded during the December 2025 torrential rain and repeatedly identified as a problem road.
News-documented floodDec 2025Open source ↗
43

Lapu-Lapu City · Street segment

Saac Wet Market on Basak–Kagudoy–Bankal–Buaya Road

One of eight flood-prone locations publicly prioritized for major drainage upgrades.
Official priority pointPriority list · Sep 2025Open source ↗
44

Lapu-Lapu City · Street segment

M.L. Quezon National Highway near the Mactan outlet area

One of eight flood-prone locations publicly prioritized for major drainage upgrades.
Official priority pointPriority list · Sep 2025Open source ↗
45

Lapu-Lapu City · Street segment

George Tampus Street, Basak

Road widening and drainage work is intended to address constant flooding along this narrow street.
News-documented floodMar 2026 project updateOpen source ↗
46

Lapu-Lapu City · Street segment

Sitio Suba–Masulog access road

Residents said this narrow, damaged access road floods even with light rain and can strand commuters.
News-documented floodJun 2025Open source ↗

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Places to pay attention to

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28 location groups shown · Select a box to open it on the map

01Repeated reports

Cebu City · Downtown & central

Downtown street grid

Colon · V. Gullas · Manalili · Legaspi · Sikatuna · Jakosalem · Bonifacio · Leon Kilat · P. del Rosario

Several sections have repeatedly become difficult or impassable. Reports included knee-deep water around Colon and waist-level water along Jakosalem.

Jul 2025 · Jun & Jul 2026

02Repeated reports

Cebu City · Downtown & central

Tejero Creek corridor

Tejero Road · Tejero Elementary School · Villa Gonzalo

A long-identified trouble spot. Water ranged from below-knee to waist level in the 2025 report, and the barangay flooded again in July 2026.

Jul 2025 · Jul 2026

03Repeated reports

Cebu City · North & reclamation

Mabolo–M.J. Cuenco

M.J. Cuenco Access Road · Saining St. · Sitio Magtalisay · Luz–Ayala access

Waist-level water, stranded residents and impassable sections were documented. Mabolo appeared again in July 2026 community reports.

Jul 2025 · Jun & Jul 2026

04Repeated reports

Cebu City · Downtown & central

Pahina–Pasil riverside

South Bus Terminal vicinity · Road to Suba · Sitio Riverside, San Nicolas Proper

Water entered Pahina Central homes in 2026. The Pasil road reached above-knee level in 2025; San Nicolas residents were stranded when water rose above a footbridge.

Jul 2025 · Jul 2026

05Repeated reports

Cebu City · Downtown & central

Capitol–Sambag

Osmeña Boulevard · Anita’s area · UC–Alcantara · Sambag II waterway

Flooding has been reported along Osmeña Boulevard and in Capitol Site. Water also rose sharply around the Sambag II waterway during continuous rain.

Jul 2025 · Jun & Jul 2026

06Repeated reports

Cebu City · Downtown & central

Tinago–T. Padilla

COA corner M.J. Cuenco · T. Padilla St. · Ermita & Zapatera waterways

The Tinago road section was not passable to light vehicles in 2025 and flooded again in 2026. Strong currents were recorded in nearby waterways.

Jul 2025 · Jul 2026

07Strong-rain report

Cebu City · North & reclamation

Kasambagan–Bonifacio

Bonifacio Street · One Oasis · Sitio Paray

Waist-level water and stranded children and a pregnant resident were recorded during the July 2025 habagat event.

Jul 2025

08Repeated reports

Cebu City · South

Mambaling–N. Bacalso

Mambaling flyover · N. Bacalso Ave. · Cebu South Road · Tagunol, Basak San Nicolas

Light vehicles could not pass the flyover in 2025. Different points along the south corridor ranged from waist level to about 1.5 metres.

Jul 2025 · Jun & Jul 2026

09Repeated reports

Cebu City · South

Tisa–Kinasang-an–Calamba

Tisa roads · Sitio Cacao/Tambayayong · low-lying Kinasang-an · Calamba

All three appeared in July 2026 reporting. Kinasang-an also had a stranded senior citizen during the 2025 flood.

Jul 2025 · Jun & Jul 2026

10Strong-rain report

Cebu City · South

Pardo catchments

Basak Pardo · Cogon Pardo · Lower Alta Vista, Poblacion Pardo

Flooding affected families in Cogon Pardo, stranded residents in Lower Alta Vista and returned to Basak Pardo during July 2026 rain.

Jul & Nov 2025 · Jul 2026

11Repeated reports

Cebu City · Upland & river

Guadalupe–Lahug waterways

Guadalajara Creek · Guadalupe River · Lahug waterway · Sapangdaku River

Clogged or swollen waterways backed water toward homes. Sapangdaku’s reported 3.5-metre reading was a river level—not street depth.

Jul 2026

12Community-reported

Cebu City · North & reclamation

North Reclamation Area

Cebu City/Mabolo side of the reclamation area

Named in recent community posts. Because the reclamation zone crosses the Cebu City–Mandaue boundary, confirm the exact street before rerouting.

Community report · Jul 2026

13Community-reported

Cebu City · South

Labangon–Happy Valley

Roads near Happy Valley

A resident reported roughly knee-deep road water and slight entry into a raised home. This is an eyewitness report, not an official measurement.

Community report · Jul 2026

14Extreme-event report

Cebu City · Upland & river

Bacayan–Talamban–Babag

Villa del Rio 1 · Sitio Tigbao · Butuanon River corridor · Babag overflow areas

Typhoon Tino produced exceptional flash flooding: water reached upper floors, vehicles were swept away and houses were damaged. Do not treat this as ordinary-rain depth.

Typhoon Tino · Nov 2025

15Extreme-event report

Cebu City · Upland & river

Lusaran

Lusaran waterway and bridge approaches

Tino’s extreme rain caused a major waterway to overflow, severed a bridge and swept away houses and vehicles.

Typhoon Tino · Nov 2025

16Repeated reports

Mandaue City · Central Mandaue

A.S. Fortuna–Tipolo

A.S. Fortuna Street · Rolling Hills · Innodata · Shell Tipolo

Tipolo was listed in the July 2025 official incident report, while A.S. Fortuna flooded again after strong rain in July 2026. Community posts repeatedly flag the same corridor.

Jul 2025 · Jul 2026

17Strong-rain report

Mandaue City · South & reclamation edge

Looc–Subangdaku

Looc · UCLM vicinity · Subangdaku · Banilad

Looc, Subangdaku and Mandaue’s Banilad were among the locations reported flooded during the July 2025 habagat and tropical-cyclone event.

Jul 2025

18Repeated reports

Mandaue City · Airport bridge approach

U.N. Avenue–Marcelo Fernan approach

U.N. Avenue, Umapad · Mandaue-side approach to Marcelo Fernan Bridge

Mandaue identified U.N. Avenue among areas often impassable in heavy rain. A later report recorded waist-deep water and a temporary closure at the Mandaue-side bridge approach.

Repeated reports · 2023 & Aug 2025

19Extreme-event report

Mandaue City · River & eastern lowland

Butuanon River corridor

Casuntingan · Maguikay · Paknaan · Umapad

The Butuanon overflowed during Typhoon Tino. These were among the most affected barangays, with exceptional roof-level flooding reported in some areas.

Typhoon Tino · Nov 2025

20Extreme-event report

Talisay City · Mananga River corridor

Mananga–San Isidro

San Isidro · Sitio Isla Verde · Mananga riverbanks

Typhoon Tino devastated homes along the Mananga. River rehabilitation remained underway in 2026, so this corridor deserves extra attention during sustained rain.

Typhoon Tino · Nov 2025 · rehab 2026

21Extreme-event report

Talisay City · Coastal & lower Mananga

Dumlog–Biasong river mouth

Dumlog Bridge · Biasong · lower Mananga River

Fast-rising floodwater flattened homes near the river during Tino. This is an extreme-event record, not a prediction of ordinary-rain depth.

Typhoon Tino · Nov 2025

22Extreme-event report

Talisay City · Mananga River corridor

Lawaan II–Mohon

Lawaan II · Mohon · nearby river communities

Both barangays are included in the Mananga flood-control rehabilitation corridor following Tino’s destructive flooding.

Typhoon Tino · Nov 2025 · rehab 2026

23Community-reported

Talisay City · Community watch

Pooc–DECA area

Pooc · DECA Homes vicinity · nearby low-lying roads

Recent public discussion flags these areas during rain. Treat this as a community observation and verify current road conditions before rerouting.

Community reports · 2025–26

24Repeated reports

Lapu-Lapu City · Pajo & city-center access

Pajo–Sangi low points

New Sangi Road · Humay-Humay Road · Opon–Airport–Sangi Road near MECO

These are among eight locations publicly identified for priority drainage work. The December 2025 downpour also flooded homes and roads in Pajo.

Priority list Sep 2025 · flood Dec 2025

25Repeated reports

Lapu-Lapu City · Basak lowlands

Basak–Pueblo Verde

Maximo Patalinghug Jr. Ave. · S. Osmeña St. · Cebu Light Industrial Park · Pueblo Verde

Several Basak road sections are established low points. Maximo Patalinghug and General Aviation roads flooded again during 114 mm of rain in three hours in December 2025.

Recurring · Dec 2025 · project updates 2026

26Repeated reports

Lapu-Lapu City · Airport & eastern access

General Aviation–Ibo–Buaya

General Aviation Road · Ibo · Pajac · Buaya access roads

General Aviation Road was visibly flooded and traffic slowed during the December 2025 event. Ibo, Pajac and Buaya were also named among affected low-lying communities.

Dec 2025

27Repeated reports

Lapu-Lapu City · Buaya & Mactan

Saac–Mactan highway corridor

Saac Wet Market · Basak–Kagudoy–Bankal–Buaya Road · M.L. Quezon National Highway

The market road and the Mactan highway outlet area are both on the city’s eight-location flood-priority list. Markers identify the reported low points, not the whole highway.

Priority list · Sep 2025

28Repeated reports

Lapu-Lapu City · Southern Mactan

Masulog–Subabasbas access

Sitio Suba–Masulog access road · George Tampus Street

Residents described the Suba–Masulog road as flooding even with light rain. George Tampus Street is undergoing widening and drainage work aimed at constant flooding.

Jun 2025 · Mar 2026 project update

When rain persists

Pause. Check. Choose the safer route.

Flood depth can change between blocks. A familiar road is not automatically safe today.

  1. 01
    Check before leaving

    Look for current PAGASA, local DRRMO and traffic advisories for your city.

  2. 02
    Do not test the water

    Turn around if you cannot see the road surface, curb, drain or current.

  3. 03
    Keep away from waterways

    Creeks and rivers may rise rapidly even when rain near you appears lighter.

  4. 04
    Move early, not late

    If officials advise evacuation, leave before access roads become difficult.

Immediate danger?Move to higher ground and call 911.

One connected corridor

Four cities, with different flood patterns.

Cebu City

Dense downtown streets, south-corridor catchments and fast-rising upland waterways all appear in recent reports.

Mandaue City

Pay attention to the A.S. Fortuna–Tipolo corridor, the reclamation edge and communities along the Butuanon.

Talisay City

The Mananga corridor and lower river communities remain important while flood-control rehabilitation continues.

Lapu-Lapu City

Low points around Basak, Pajo, General Aviation Road and Mactan’s highway approaches can disrupt movement during torrential rain.

Named in the reviewed record

Barangay index

Cebu City

BabagBacayanBasak PardoBasak San NicolasCalambaCapitol SiteCogon PardoCogon RamosDay-asErmitaGuadalupeKinasang-anKasambaganLabangonLahugLusaranLuzMaboloMambalingPahina CentralPari-anPasilPoblacion PardoSambag ISambag IISan Nicolas ProperSapangdakuSanto NiñoT. PadillaTalambanTejeroTinagoTisaZapatera

Mandaue City

BaniladCasuntinganLoocMaguikayPaknaanSubangdakuTipoloUmapad

Talisay City

BiasongDumlogLawaan IIMohonPoocSan Isidro

Lapu-Lapu City

BasakBuayaGun-obIboMactanPajacPajoPusokSubabasbas

A barangay’s inclusion does not mean every property flooded. Street elevation, creek proximity and drainage conditions matter.

How this was built

Evidence, not rumor

Official incident reports and established local news carry the most weight. Public posts are labeled as community-reported and are not treated as measurements.