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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Canada Scope Weather Desk. Data from Environment and Climate Change Canada and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Manila weather is consistently warm and humid, with a tropical monsoon climate. Check the live forecast above for current conditions, including hourly and 10-day outlooks. The city experiences distinct wet and dry seasons, with heaviest rainfall from June to October.
What drives Manila’s climate?
Manila sits in a tropical monsoon zone near the South China Sea, creating year-round warmth. The manila weather celsius range is narrow: average highs reach 33°C and lows stay near 25°C. The southwest monsoon (habagat) brings heavy rain from June to October, while the northeast monsoon (amihan) delivers drier, slightly cooler air from December to February. For planning, the manila weather 14 days forecast in the live forecast above gives a reliable trend, and the manila weather hourly view shows day-to-day changes.
How does the wet season affect travel?
From June to October, short but intense downpours are common, often causing street flooding. The manila weather warning system from PAGASA alerts for typhoons and monsoon surges. Travelers should check the weather in manila tomorrow before outdoor plans. The dry season (November to May) offers more consistent sunshine, though brief showers can still occur.
When is the best time to visit Manila?
The dry season from December to May offers more sunshine and lower humidity. Avoid the peak rainy months of July and August if you want to minimize disruption from heavy showers.
Does Manila ever get cold?
No, temperatures rarely drop below 24°C even at night. The coolest months, January and February, still feel warm but are less humid.
How accurate are long-range forecasts for Manila?
Forecasts for manila weather forecast 15 days and manila weather forecast 30 days show general patterns but become less reliable due to tropical variability. The 10-day outlook is more dependable.
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Travelers from Canada can compare Manila’s tropical climate with conditions back home by visiting our Canada weather hub. While Manila issues warnings through PAGASA, Canadians can check our weather warning page for alerts in Canada.