Filipino psychic Rudy Baldwin recently drew public attention after posting a message on social media warning about possible natural disasters that may affect Surigao and Davao. In her February 9, 2026, post, Baldwin clarified that she is not claiming to be a prophet or divine messenger, but she shared what she described as visions meant to remind people to stay cautious, prepared, and prayerful.
According to Baldwin, she saw two strong storms potentially hitting Surigao within the year. She described one of the storms as particularly powerful, possibly accompanied by rising sea waters. She also mentioned seeing a scenario where a storm and an earthquake could occur around the same period, which she warned may increase the danger for coastal communities. Baldwin emphasized that her message should not be taken as fear-mongering but as a reminder for residents to stay alert and ready for emergencies.
In her statement, Baldwin also spoke about earthquake-related visions affecting both Surigao and Davao. She described seeing structural damage, including an old church collapsing due to strong ground shaking. She also mentioned that even schools and houses could be affected by intense tremors. Baldwin said she saw incidents at sea as well, where strong underwater shaking might cause accidents or unusual ocean activity.
For Davao, Baldwin claimed she saw earthquakes occurring both on land and beneath the sea, which could happen without warning regardless of weather conditions. She also warned about the possibility of fires in certain areas, including commercial establishments such as malls, churches, factories, and even funeral homes. She added that dry weather and unattended flammable materials could increase fire risks, urging residents to stay cautious and practice fire prevention.
Baldwin stressed that her visions are only her personal interpretations and that people are free to believe or disregard them. However, she encouraged the public to remain vigilant, prepare emergency kits, and prioritize safety measures. She also called on communities to maintain calmness during disasters and to strengthen disaster preparedness efforts.
While Baldwin’s post circulated widely online, disaster management experts continue to remind the public to rely on official updates from government agencies such as PAGASA and PHIVOLCS for verified weather and earthquake information. Authorities consistently advise residents in disaster-prone areas to follow safety protocols, evacuation advisories, and preparedness programs.
Regardless of differing beliefs, Baldwin’s message has sparked conversations about disaster readiness. With the Philippines frequently experiencing typhoons, earthquakes, and other natural hazards, experts emphasize that preparation, awareness, and cooperation remain crucial in protecting lives and communities.