Seasons in the Philippines

What seasons are experienced in the Philippines?

• Dry and Fall

• Cold and Wet

• Wet and Dry

• Dry and Spring

What happens during wet season?

• It is characterized with few rain showers.

• It is the best season for farmers to plant crops.

• It is influenced by the northeast monsoon – amihan.

• It is advisable to wear light-colored and cotton clothes.

Which best describes dry season?

• It is characterized by hot and cloudless days.

• The air is hot and humid that brings rains and typhoons.

• It starts in June and Peaks in July.

• Its daytime temperature ranges from 30-36 degrees Celsius.

What is the main reason why the Philippines has only two seasons?

• Because it is located in the Southeast Asia.

• Because it is surrounded by bodies of water.

• Because it has many islands.

• Because it is located near the equator.

The Philippines receives direct rays from the sun. Which of these will likely happen?

• The occurrence of four seasons

• Hot weather throughout the year

• Low temperature

• Occurrence of typhoons

The dry season is influenced by seasonal wind and the northeast monsoon, habagat.

• True

• False

It is advisable to wear light-colored and cotton clothes during cold days.

• True

• False

The dry season is the time for people to dry their crops and other goods.

• True

• False

The Philippines lies in the typhoon path and is often visited by typhoons.

• True

• False

The Philippine climate changes often.

• True

• False