Tropical Cyclone Luis Watch: Pagasa kept Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal No. 1 up over parts of Luzon as TD Luis moved northwest over the Philippine Sea, with winds of 39–61 kph and intermittent rains expected for at least 36 hours; a westward shift could bring landfall or close approach to Northern/Central Luzon, while heavy rain (50–100 mm) was forecast in several provinces as the southwest monsoon strengthens. Coast Guard Disruptions: The Philippine Coast Guard suspended sea vessel operations in northern Quezon, including the Polillo Group, and reported hundreds of passengers stranded in Bicol ports after travel was halted due to Luis. Disaster Prep Reminder: OCD urged families to plan what to do before disasters strike—fire, earthquakes, and rising water—warning that local disaster offices often lack stable staffing. Water Security via Cloud Seeding: In Isabela, cloud-seeding missions helped raise Magat Dam levels after prolonged dry conditions, supporting farmers and irrigation needs. Food & Aquaculture Support: DA said it will distribute fingerlings to fishpond operators hit by fishkills and provide solar-powered aerators to reduce future oxygen-related losses. Renewables Circularity: CREC upcycled decommissioned solar panels into school tables through its EcoLoop initiative. Carbon Market Rules: Cebu City proposed regulating a night market in Carbon Market to keep farmers and vendors operating with sanitation and traffic controls. Climate-Resilient Water Loan: The World Bank approved a $268.62M project to expand climate-resilient water and sanitation in Bohol, Siargao, and Jolo.