What’s the climate like in the Philippines?
The current climate of the Philippines features average monthly temperatures ranging from highs of 33°C during the day to lows of 29°C. The average yearly temperature is around 32°C. At night, temperatures in the colder months average around 24°C and in the warmer months around 26°C.
The highest temperature recorded in the Philippines in recent years was 40°C in November 2017. The lowest daytime temperature recorded was 24°C in January 2014.
On average, the Philippines receives 2758 mm of precipitation each year. For comparison, UK gets 701 mm of precipitation annually.
The typhoon season in Philippines runs from June to November.
The climate of the Philippines is based on weather data from Boracay. Other locations might have different weather. You can check out all destinations in the Philippines for a full picture of the climate.
Best time to visit the Philippines?
The best time to visit the Philippines for pleasant to warm weather is January through May, August and November. There might be some rain during this period, but the temperatures are just right for exploring the Philippines.
Climate Table of the Philippines
The climate table of the Philippines shows the average temperatures, precipitation, and UV index per month. The table gives an overview of the average day and night temperatures in degrees Celsius, the total amount of precipitation in millimetres, the total snowfall in centimetres, and the UV index for each month. Precipitation is always measured as water, even if it's snow or hail.
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | |
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| Temp. max (°C) | 29 | 30 | 31 | 33 | 33 | 33 | 32 | 32 | 31 | 31 | 32 | 30 |
| Temp. min (°C) | 24 | 24 | 24 | 25 | 27 | 25 | 25 | 26 | 25 | 25 | 25 | 25 |
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| Precipitation (mm) | 144 | 130 | 94 | 116 | 161 | 313 | 364 | 208 | 362 | 412 | 206 | 248 |
| UV Index | 7 | 8 | 9 | 9 | 9 | 7 | 7 | 8 | 7 | 7 | 7 | 6 |
Click on the month name to see more weather details, like daily averages, temperatures, and precipitation for the past years in that month.
- Average yearly temperature: 32°C
- Highest temperature: 33°C in April, May and June
- Lowest temperature: 29°C in January
- Precipitation: 2758 mm per year, averaging 230 mm per month
- Driest months: 94 mm in March, 116 mm in April and 130 mm in February
- Wettest months: 412 mm in October, 364 mm in July and 362 mm in September
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Weather experiences in the Philippines
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Partly cloudy, almost no rain. Great climate for beach days ... more
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The heat was intense but not oppressive, perfect for a relax... more
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Average Temperature per Month in the Philippines
This graph shows the average maximum temperatures per month in the Philippines. The temperatures are shown in degrees Celsius and the average is calculated based on the recorded temperatures per month from past years.
Average Precipitation per Month in the Philippines
This graph shows how much precipitation the Philippines gets on average per month. Precipitation is always measured as water, even if it's snow or hail. This makes it easy to compare how much has fallen, regardless of the form of precipitation. The amount of precipitation is measured in millimetres and the average is calculated based on the recorded precipitation per month from past years.
Average UV Index per Month in the Philippines
This graph shows the average UV index per month in the Philippines. The UV index indicates the intensity of ultraviolet radiation and ranges from 0 to a maximum of 11.
Yearly Temperature in the Philippines
This graph shows the average yearly temperature in the Philippines. The yearly temperature, expressed in degrees Celsius, is the average of all twelve monthly temperatures summed up for that year.
Total Yearly Precipitation in the Philippines
This chart shows the total yearly precipitation in the Philippines over the past few years. The total yearly precipitation, measured in millimetres, is the sum of all the rain that fell in the twelve months of that year.
Weather experiences in the Philippines
The weather in the Philippines is rated an average of 3,4 out of 5 stars by 7 visitors. Have you been to the Philippines? Share your weather experience to help other visitors.
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It was very warm during the day, which was ideal for a beach holiday. However, the rainy season starts in April, so we too experienced heavy rain. Overall, the weather was below average.— This text is automatically translated to English
The heat was intense but not oppressive, perfect for a relaxing holiday. Keep an eye out for possible typhoons.— This text is automatically translated to English
Although there were many sunny spells, the high humidity raised the temperature and made it uncomfortable at times. But there were still many beautiful days to enjoy.— This text is automatically translated to English
During typhoon season, high temperatures alternate with heavy rainfall. While this location may be fun for adventurers, it may not be as ideal for those looking for sunshine and dry weather.— This text is automatically translated to English
August was disappointing in terms of weather in the Philippines. Heavy rains and typhoons made the holidays less pleasant. There is little sunshine and it is constantly humid. I recommend choosing another month.— This text is automatically translated to English
Partly cloudy, almost no rain. Great climate for beach days and walks!— This text is automatically translated to English
Visiting the Philippines in September was largely pleasant with plenty of sunshine, although a few rain showers occurred. The temperature was lovely around 30 degrees. Mostly summer weather.— This text is automatically translated to English
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Average Weather in the Philippines by Month
Click on a month below to see detailed weather info for the Philippines. Based on historical weather data, you can see the average temperature, precipitation, wind, and UV index for each day of the month.
