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High: 31° · Low: 24° · Feels like 34°
Manila has a tropical monsoon climate with three distinct phases: a cool dry season from December to February, a hot dry season from March to May, and a wet season from June to November. The capital lies in a typhoon belt and frequently takes Pacific storms in the second half of the year, with the southwest monsoon (habagat) bringing heavy rain and flooding, while April and May highs can climb past 36°C.
Typhoons typically occur from June to November, most often between August and October, bringing heavy rain, strong winds and widespread flooding.
April and May are hottest and muggiest, with daytime highs of 33–37°C and high humidity that makes it feel even more oppressive.
December to February is ideal, offering drier, cooler conditions and the lowest risk of typhoons or heavy rain.
No. Manila is warm all year; even the coolest month, January, rarely drops below 21°C at night.
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