Seasons and Weather in the Philippines

The video discusses the two main seasons in the Philippines: wet and dry. The wet season, from June to September, is marked by heavy rains and thunderstorms, while the dry season, from January to May, features hot and cloudless days. The seasons are influenced by the country's location near the equator and prevailing winds like the southwest monsoon (Habagat) and northeast monsoon (Amihan). Various activities are suited for each season, such as farming during the wet season and recreational activities during the dry season.

What are the two main seasons in the Philippines?

• Spring and Autumn

• Wet and Dry

• Hot and Cold

• Summer and Winter

During which months does the wet season peak in the Philippines?

• January to March

• October to December

• April to June

• July to September

What is the primary activity for farmers during the wet season?

• Harvesting crops

• Building roads

• Drying fish

• Planting crops

What is a common characteristic of the dry season in the Philippines?

• Heavy snowfall

• High humidity

• Hot and cloudless days

• Frequent thunderstorms

What type of clothing is advisable during the dry season?

• Heavy woolen clothes

• Raincoats

• Thermal wear

• Light-colored and cotton clothes

Which wind influences the dry season in the Philippines?

• Trade Winds

• Polar Winds

• Northeast Monsoon

• Southwest Monsoon

Which geographical factor affects the seasons in the Philippines?

• Location near the equator

• Proximity to the poles

• Altitude

• Ocean currents

Which monsoon is associated with the wet season in the Philippines?

• Polar Winds

• Southwest Monsoon

• Northeast Monsoon

• Trade Winds

What is a recommended activity during the dry season?

• Indoor reading

• Swimming and hiking

• Planting crops

• Building snowmen

What is a common indoor activity during the wet season?

• Beach volleyball

• Mountain climbing

• Reading books

• Gardening