Home › Asia › Philippines

Philippines climate

Tropical, hot and humid — typhoon-prone. Browse cities below to find a city with detailed month-by-month records.

Popular cities:Quezon City · Davao · Caloocan · Manila · Taguig · Budta

Browse all 60 cities in Philippines

Grouped by climate type, then by population.

Am

Tropical monsoon

41 cities

Quezon Citypop 3.1M Caloocanpop 1.7M Manilapop 1.6M Taguigpop 1.3M Cebu Citypop 965k Antipolopop 914k Pasig Citypop 853k Cagayan de Oropop 742k Valenzuelapop 725k Paranaque Citypop 703k Las Piñaspop 616k Calambapop 575k

Show all 41 cities →

Aw

Tropical savanna (dry winter)

11 cities

Budtapop 1.3M Malingaopop 1.1M General Santospop 722k Iloilopop 474k Bacolod Citypop 455k Mansilinganpop 454k Tarlac Citypop 402k Cotabatopop 383k Cabanatuan Citypop 344k Koronadalpop 202k Tuguegaraopop 167k

Af

Tropical rainforest

6 cities

Davaopop 1.8M Butuanpop 310k Taclobanpop 259k Libertadpop 250k Legaspipop 179k Calapanpop 66k

As

Tropical savanna (dry summer)

2 cities

Zamboangapop 1.0M Pagadianpop 206k

A few cities, to show the range

A spread picked to show how different the climate gets across Philippines.

Tropical monsoonAm

Tropical rainforestAf

Tropical monsoonAm

Tropical monsoonAm

Tropical monsoonAm

Tropical savanna (dry winter)Aw

Climate types in Philippines

Philippines spans 4 climate types. All climate types:

Am Tropical monsoon · 41 cities Aw Tropical savanna (dry winter) · 11 cities Af Tropical rainforest · 6 cities As Tropical savanna (dry summer) · 2 cities

Climate records across Philippines — warmest, coolest, wettest, driest

Warmest General Santos (85.6 °F avg) · Coolest Baguio (67.2 °F avg) · Wettest Legaspi (141 in/yr) · Driest General Santos (34 in/yr)These are the extreme ends of our city records, not typical conditions — most of Philippines sits well between them.