Risk Awareness
Proactive decision-making for farmers, LGUs and PDRRMO-Bataan
Bataan Province, PH
Sun, 06 Sep 2026
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Priority Flood-Risk Areas
67 unique barangay locations were recorded in the current Moderate to High / High flood susceptibility classes at least once. This corresponds to 67 flood-prone observations across 217 recorded observations; 0 locations show a recorded Flood or Landslide classification change across comparable years. The highest location counts are in Dinalupihan, City Of Balanga, Samal, Orani.
Prioritize preparedness review for Dinalupihan (15) and City Of Balanga (14)
Coordinate early-warning readiness using the current municipality ranking
Use the municipality ranking with the selected barangay and recorded year; a missing year means no data is available, not zero risk
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Agricultural Vulnerability
Recorded Palay area changed by -19.4% from 2015 to 2025. The largest recorded agricultural damage in the current disaster history is PHP 142,757,369.9M for Southwest Monsoon (2021). These separate historical datasets provide planning context and do not by themselves prove causation.
Consider flood-tolerant palay varieties for vulnerable fields after local agricultural and site assessment
Review planting schedules against the observed peak rainfall months (Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct)
Develop crop insurance programs for high-exposure zones
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Proactive Planning Actions
2025 recorded 3,302 mm of annual precipitation in the latest dataset. Historical rainfall is context for preparedness and is not a weather forecast.
Use the Scenario Simulator to compare validated historical event classifications, not to claim exact future damage
Identify climate-resilient zones from the corrected municipality counts
Share the updated risk reports with LGUs, PDRRMO, and farmer groups
Rainfall Seasonality Pattern
Monthly averages 2015-2025 · descriptive historical context
Disaster Damage by Year
Agriculture vs Infrastructure losses (₱ millions)
Municipal Risk Status & Recommended Actions
Calculated from the current eligible Flood/Landslide dataset; field validation remains required
MunicipalityHigh-Risk BrgyTotal BrgyRisk LevelPriority Action
Dinalupihan 15 46 Moderate Maintain seasonal monitoring and preparedness coordination
City Of Balanga 14 24 High Risk Prioritize field verification, early warning, and evacuation readiness
Samal 9 14 High Risk Prioritize field verification, early warning, and evacuation readiness
Orani 8 23 Moderate Maintain seasonal monitoring and preparedness coordination
Hermosa 6 15 Moderate Maintain seasonal monitoring and preparedness coordination
Bagac 5 14 Moderate Maintain seasonal monitoring and preparedness coordination
Abucay 4 9 Moderate Maintain seasonal monitoring and preparedness coordination
Orion 3 23 Low Risk Continue routine monitoring and standard preparedness
Pilar 2 19 Low Risk Continue routine monitoring and standard preparedness
Mariveles 1 13 Low Risk Continue routine monitoring and standard preparedness
Limay 0 12 Low Risk Continue routine monitoring and standard preparedness
Morong 0 5 Low Risk Continue routine monitoring and standard preparedness
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Risk Awareness Report

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