Is the Philippines warm or cold?

In the Philippines, an archipelago of thousands of islands, the climate is generally tropical maritime, with a relatively cool season from December to February, when the north-east trade winds prevail, and a hot, humid and rainy season from May to November, when the south-west monsoon prevails.

What time is the hottest in the Philippines?

The Philippines climate is tropical and characterised by high temperatures and high humidity levels throughout the year. The hottest time of the year is usually between March and October, and there is a slight drop in temperatures between November and February.

How do you answer the weather question?

One of the most basic topics of conversation is the weather….Some questions you might hear

1. Is it hot or cold?
2. Is it sunny, should I take sunglasses?
3. Is it raining outside?
4. Should I take my umbrella?
5. What’s the weather forecast?
6. What’s the weather expected to be tomorrow?
7. What’s the temperature?
8. How’s the weather?

Does Philippines get snow?

No, it does not snow in the Philippines. The Philippines has a tropical climate therefore it is nearly always hot. This is where the temperatures have been known to often drop enough to form frost maybe not cold enough for snow. The peak of Mount Pulag did experience a 0°C reading on February 15 in 2017.

Does the Philippines have a winter?

(Updated on December 24, 2019) Winter is coming, but not to the Philippines. There are only two seasons in the country, and winter is not one of them. There’s the wet or rainy season from June to November, and the dry season from December to May.

What season is it in Philippines?

The Philippines enjoys a tropical climate that is for the most part hot and humid year-round, but can be roughly divided into a dry season between November and May, and a wet season between June and October. Although in recent years, due to climate change, summers have been extending into June and July.