Several cities in Metro Manila and Rizal provinces have suspended classes due to heavy rains brought about by the southwest monsoon or Habagat.
Metro Manila:
Caloocan City -- all levels (public and private), according to Mayor Along Malapitan
Marikina City -- all levels (public and private), afternoon classes, according to Mayor Marcy Teodoro
Valenzuela City -- all levels (public and private), starting 12 p.m., according to Mayor Wes Gatchalian
Navotas City -- all levels (public and private), starting 12 p.m., according to Mayor John Rey Tiangco
Paranaque City -- afternoon classes in all levels, both public and private schools, starting at 12 noon, according to Mayor Eric Olivarez
Malabon City -- afternoon classes, all levels, public and private, according to Mayor Jeannie Sandoval
Las Pinas City -- all levels, public and private, according to Mayor Imelda Aguilar
Muntinlupa City -- all levels, public and private, according to Mayor Ruffy Biazon
Pateros -- all levels, private and public schools, starting at 12 p.m., according to Mayor Miguel Ponce III
Taguig City -- afternoon classes, all levels, public and private, according to Mayor Lani Cayetano
Pasay City -- all levels, private and public, according to Mayor Emi Calixto-Rubiano
Mandaluyong City -- all levels, public and private, according to Mayor Ben Abalos
RIzal province -- all levels, public and private, according to Rizal Governor Nina Ynares
Silang, Kawit, Ternate, Tanza, Bacoor, Maragondon, Noveleta, and Alfonso in Cavite -- all levels, public and private
San Pedro, Laguna -- all levels, public and private
Meanwhile, the University of the Philippines (UP) Diliman has also suspended its classes and has instructed its school personnel to shift to work-from-home arrangement by 9:30 a.m.