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Northeast monsoon to usher cooler conditions across Luzon
The Philippine weather bureau forecasts a significant cooldown for much of Luzon on Monday as the amihan strengthens. The shift marks a seasonal transition that will bring relief from warmer conditions across the northern island.
LSN Philippines ·
MANILA — The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) has forecast cooler weather across much of Luzon starting Monday, November 9, as the northeast monsoon intensifies over the region.
The anticipated temperature drop stems from the strengthening of the amihan, the seasonal weather pattern that typically brings drier and cooler conditions to the northern portions of the Philippines during the cooler months.
Meteorology officials expect the effect to be most pronounced across Luzon's various provinces, with residents and residents likely to experience noticeably lower temperatures compared to recent conditions. The shift underscores the gradual seasonal transition as the country moves deeper into the northeast monsoon season.
The weather bureau continues to monitor atmospheric conditions and may issue updates as the system develops. Residents in affected areas are advised to stay informed of official weather bulletins for any changes to the forecast.