Some vehicles are parked along the Tumana Bridge in anticipation of floods in Brgy. Tumana, Marikina City amid the onslaught of tropical storm Enteng, Sept. 2, 2024. Mark Demayo, ABS-CBN News/File 

MANILA — Bad weather on Thursday spawned floods in some Metro Manila roads and prompted the cancellation of several flights. 

The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority said the following roads were flooded but passable to vehicles as of 1 p.m. 

2:56PM Commonwealth University Avenue EB, 8 inches

12:41pm Edsa Shaw Tunnel NB, 8 inches

12:37pm Aurora Araneta after intersection WB, 4 to 5 inches

12:37pm Aurora Araneta after intersection Sb, 4 to 5 inches

12:29pm Roxas Pedro Gil NB, 9 inches

12:25pm E.Rodriguez Araneta Nb and Sb,  4 to 5 inches as of 12:41PM 

12:11pm Along G.Araneta SB from Kaliraya to E.Rodriguez, 2 to 4 inches, SUBSIDED AS OF 12:41

9:45am Andrews Tramo WB, 8 inches, SUBSIDED AS OF 12:58PM

9:28am Roxas Us Embassy NB, 9 inches

9:15am  Edsa Shaw Tunnel NB, 8 inches

9:06am Taft Pedro Gil Sb, 5 inches

8:59am Taft Un Avenue NBI SB, 4 inches

8:14am C3 North Bay Blvd SB, 8 inches, as of 10:11am 4 inches

7:41am Katipunan Luzon after flyover NB, 8 inches

Meanwhile, the following flights were canceled as of 9:50 a.m., the Manila International Airport Authority said. 

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines  

KL 807/808 Taipei-Manila-Taipei

Tropical cyclone Yagi, known as Enteng locally, intensified into a super typhoon on Thursday morning over the South China Sea.

Typhoon trough, habagat to batter Luzon; yellow rainfall warning in NCR

As of 8 a.m., Yagi was packing winds of 195 kilometers per hour and up to 240 kph gusts, PAGASA said.

The Yagi-enhanced habagat will continue to bring up to torrential rains over the western sections of Luzon, including Metro Manila, the weather bureau said. 

Enteng death toll rises to 15 – OCD
Agri damage due to Enteng pegged at P350.85 million