What is the climate like in the Philippines?

The Philippines is a country located between the tropics and subtropics. Due to the large number of islands, there is not only one kind of climate distribution in the Philippines, and most parts of the Philippines are still in the tropical rainforest climate. The temperature is above 30 degrees all the year round, hot, humid and rainy. Therefore, when choosing the travel time in the Philippines, most people will choose to travel here in late autumn and early winter. At this time, the Philippines has a pleasant climate, not much rain, and it is also very suitable for tourists to enjoy the beautiful scenery. Various small islands have also brought unique tourism resources to the Philippines, and the climate in the Philippines is still very suitable for holidays.

As a pearl in the western Pacific, the geographical advantages of the Philippines are self-evident. It is precisely because of its geographical location that the Philippines, located between the equator and the Tropic of Cancer, belongs to a typical tropical rain forest climate, and the high temperature and rainy climate adds a lot of mystery to the Philippines. Among thousands of blue waters, the Philippines can be said to be very suitable for rain all year round. Even if it rains all the year round, it has not affected the development of tourism in the Philippines.

The climate in the Philippines can be represented by two seasons, namely, dry season and rainy season. The rainy season in the Philippines can last from June to 10 every year, with the most rainfall in July and August. Friends who like rainy weather can come here to feel the overall feeling of rain. March to May is the driest and hottest month in the Philippines. Being in the Philippines at this time can definitely make you feel the enthusiasm of the sun. Of course, these are just the usual situations in the Philippines, and the specific climate should be judged according to the differences within the Philippines. Islands such as Luzon Island near the Pacific Ocean do not have a dry season in a strict sense.

In addition, with regard to the temperature in the Philippines, the fluctuation of the daily average temperature range in the Philippines is very small except in high mountains. Judging from the annual average temperature, even the lowest temperature in the Philippines is not lower than 16 degrees Celsius. Although there is no obvious hot season and cool season, everyone has drawn a boundary of cool season for the Philippines, that is, from1February of each year to February of the following year. At this time, the Philippines can be said to be the most comfortable time of the year. The temperature is not too high and there is no continuous rain, so this time naturally becomes the tourist season in the Philippines.