10 Photos That Capture Today's Crazy Weather
Ever thought of using an old refrigerator as a boat?

(SPOT.ph) As the country anticipates the exit of tropical depression "Henry" from the country, Manileños were greeted by an onslaught of rain and strong winds this morning, July 17. Flooding soon sprang up all over the city, making the commute to work just a little more difficult than usual. As usual, commuters wasted no time posting photos and videos of the, well, watery sights—here are 10 that capture just how wild it got.
Tropical depression "Henry," which entered the Philippine area of responsibility on Sunday, July 15, caused heightened monsoon rains in Metro Manila, Central Luzon, Cagayan, and Western Visayas as it prepares to exit the country today. Due to the heavy rains and flash floods, several schools and universities in Metro Manila, Central Luzon, Calabarzon, and Cagayan have suspended classes in all levels. The Philippine Senate also suspended work today due to flooding in parts of the Metro.
España from Don Quixote St to Lacson Ave as of 8:50am pic.twitter.com/pAjo9GH49G
— maki pulido (@makipulido) July 17, 2018
España River?
@MandaluyongPIO pic.twitter.com/3Xf4ZZhted
— Morby Avila Cruz (@akosiMoibee) July 16, 2018
The waters rose pretty quickly.
DON BOSCO MANDALUYONG @cnnphilippines pic.twitter.com/fKH3asrgmC
— Christian Deyto (@dakilay) July 16, 2018
Imagine playing basketball in this court.
Damang dama na ang epekto ng Habagat at Bagyong Henry sa Roxas Boulevard sa Maynila. Nagpapatuloy ang malakas na hangin at ulan ngayong 6:35am @ABSCBNNews @ukgdos pic.twitter.com/dMISon05Ca
— Jervis Manahan (@jervismanahan) July 16, 2018
Those poor palm trees.
as of 6:10am today, gutter deep na po ang baha sa may 15th ave Cubao (infront of Art in Island) @bayanmo pic.twitter.com/EQlwd3OLvX
— Randy Brieta (@Lente_Randy) July 16, 2018
Apparently, you can go river-trekking in Cubao.
Hindi na madaanan ng lahat ng uri ng mga sasakyan ang Araneta Ave., mula E. Rodriguez Ave. patungong Quezon Ave. @dzbb pic.twitter.com/shAUo1dFHz
— Allan Gatus (@allangatus) July 17, 2018
Literally, a bridge over troubled water.
daming baha ano b yan...stay safe guys pic.twitter.com/DgkWm9I8FA
— Joy Gaddi (@joygaddi90) July 17, 2018
Thanks for the reminder!
Along Pedro Gil street corner taft avenue #HenryPH #WalangPasok pic.twitter.com/rzouqT0LU5
— akosivicente (@akosivicente2) July 16, 2018
It's like you placed some toy cars in a puddle.
Taft Avenue towards LaSalle 7:22 am #HenryPH #habagat #WalangPasok pic.twitter.com/HSSK7oVfg3
— kim atienza (@kuyakim_atienza) July 16, 2018
Are we sure these cars aren't speedboats in disguise?
Mga luma at sirang refrigerator, ni-recycle para maging bangka na magsasakay ng mga taong hindi makalusong sa baha #FloodPatrol #HenryPH @ABSCBNNews pic.twitter.com/IJd6cB698c
— Jervis Manahan (@jervismanahan) July 17, 2018
Well, you can't blame them for lack of creativity.