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Cat 5

ANGELA · 1995

ANGELA was a Category 5 tropical cyclone that affected the Philippines in 1995.

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Overall Impact

Casualties

882

Est. Damage

₱10.83 Billion

Affected Regions

Luzon

Affected Provinces

CatanduanesCamarines SurCamarines NorteAlbaySorsogonQuezonBatangasLagunaCaviteMetro ManilaRizalBataanZambalesBulacanPampanga

PAGASA Signals

Catanduanes

TCWS #4

Camarines Sur

TCWS #4

Camarines Norte

TCWS #4

Albay

TCWS #3

Quezon

TCWS #3

Metro Manila

TCWS #3

Rizal

TCWS #3

Batangas

TCWS #2

Bataan

TCWS #2

Notable Impacts

Direct hit on Metro Manila at peak Category 5 intensity
Total power blackout in Metro Manila lasting 2-3 days
Over 176,000 houses destroyed or damaged
Nearly 1.5 million people affected across 36 provinces
Widespread flooding in urban and coastal areas of
Damage estimated at ₱10.83 billion (1995 values)
Highest damage recorded at the time in Philippine history
One of the strongest typhoons to directly hit Metro Manila