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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Public Journal weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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The live forecast above shows conditions for Manila and across the archipelago: expect a mix of sunshine and heavy, passing showers typical of the tropical monsoon climate, with the highest rainfall likely on the west coast from June to October.
What is the typical weather in the Philippines each month?
The Philippines has two main seasons: a wet monsoon (June to November) and a drier season (December to May). Weather in the Philippines in December and weather in the Philippines January are generally cooler and less humid, making these months popular for travel. Weather in the Philippines February remains dry and pleasant, especially in the north. From March, temperatures climb sharply into the high 30s°C before the rains return. For the current outlook, check weather in the Philippines today and weather in the Philippines 10 days on the live feed.
What does the weather look like for Manila specifically?
If you are checking weather in philippines manila, the capital shares the national pattern but sees more intense urban heating. The weather in manila 10 days forecast above will show brief, heavy afternoon downpours during the wet season, while December to April offers sunnier, more stable conditions. For a broader view, compare this with our UK weather hub or the 10 day weather forecast UK.
When is the best time to visit the Philippines for dry weather?
The driest and most comfortable period runs from December through February. Weather in the Philippines in December and January sees lower humidity and fewer storms, ideal for beach holidays and island hopping.
Does it rain every day in the Philippines?
In the wet season, brief heavy showers are common, often in the afternoon. However, it rarely rains all day. Even during the dry season, some inland areas can see occasional cloudbursts.
How does the Philippine weather compare to the UK?
The Philippines is tropical and consistently warm (26–32°C), whereas the UK has a temperate maritime climate with much wider seasonal swings. For a direct comparison, see our UK weather page or city guides such as Birmingham weather or Glasgow weather.