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Q: What is weather?
A: Weather is the condition of the atmosphere at a specific time and place. It changes frequently, from hour to hour or day to day.
Q: What is a weather pattern?
A: A weather pattern occurs when weather conditions remain consistent for an extended period (days or weeks).
Q: What factors influence weather in the Philippines?
A: Weather is influenced by sunlight, elevation, and proximity to bodies of water.
Name some common weather patterns experienced in the Philippines.
Common weather patterns include hot and dry weather, wet and rainy weather, and cold and dry weather
Q: How many major seasons does the Philippines have?
The Philippines has two major seasons: the rainy/wet season (June to November) and the dry season (December to May).
What happens during the cool, dry season?
During the cool, dry season (December to February), the weather is cooler and more comfortable with less rainfall, caused by the Amihan (Northeast Monsoon).
Q: Describe the impact of the wet season on agriculture.
A: The wet season can cause flooding and landslides, affecting crop yields and leading to increased prices due to reduced harvests.
Q: What are the stages of tropical storms in the Philippines?
A: A tropical depression has winds up to 62 km/h, becomes a storm between 62 and 117 km/h, and is classified as a typhoon when winds exceed 117 km/h.
Q: What is a super typhoon?
A: A super typhoon is classified when wind speeds exceed 184 km/h and can cause significant destruction.
Q: What are some precautionary measures during typhoon season?
A: People are reminded to prepare emergency kits, stay informed about weather updates, and know safety protocols to follow during storms and floods.