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| Leyte is affected by both the SE and NE
monsoons. As a result there is no pronounced wet and
dry seasons. The NE monsoons nevertheless has a
greater effect, bringing slightly more rainfall during
the months of November, December and January. Compared
with other regions of the country, Leyte has an even and
moderate temperature with an average annual maximum of
30°C, minimum of 24°C and an average of 27.3°C. [Source : Philippine Ports Authority.] When I asked one wise old "Lolo" in Cabuynan when is the wet season, his answer was "when it is raining". There is also said to be no bad weather, only "bed" weather! The coolest time of the year is from November to March when the average maximum is in the high twenties (Celsius). The hottest time of the year is April to August when the average maximum is in the low thirties. Year round, average humidity is about 77%. It is a great climate if you don't mind the humidity! Typhoons Typhoons have a great influence on the climate and weather conditions of the Philippines. A great portion of the rainfall, humidity and cloudiness are due to the influence of typhoons. They generally originate in the region of the Marianas and Caroline Islands of the Pacific Ocean directly east of the Southern Philippines. Their movements follow a northwesterly direction, sparing the East Coast of Leyte from being directly hit by majorty of the typhoons that cross the country. Source: http://www.pagasa.dost.gov.ph/
Tides [Source : Philippine Ports Authority.] | ![]() Early morning rain, Bislig Beach, Tanauan ![]() Sunrise over Leyte Gulf ![]() North end of Blue Beach, San Jose, Dulag ![]() Shower on Leyte Gulf ![]() High Tide, Early Morning, Blue Beach, San Rafael, Dulag |
Location of weather station : 11.3 N, 125.0 E, altitude : 3 m
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Source: Hong Kong Observatory