The unequal heating of the Earth's surface results in the formation of different wind system.

The two distinct seasons in the Philippines are the wet and dry season.

The type of climate in the Philippines is based on the rainfall received by a particular place.

Most parts of the Philippines experience rainfall during the month of June to November. It happens mostly during the northeast monsoon season.

ITCZ means International Convergence Zone.

ITCZ is a region near the equator where the northern and the southern hemisphere winds meet.

Annual rainfall is heavy but varies widely. The greatest amounts fall along the mountainous east coasts of Luzon, Samar and the northern tip of Mindanao.

Air always moves from low pressure to high pressure areas.

Cold air can hold more moisture than warm air.

There are always clouds and rising air around the equator.

Warm weather fronts develop around the poles.

Weather is the daily condition of temperature, humidity, and precipitation.

Climate is the the yearly conditions of temperature, precipitation. and humidity.

Seabreeze develops when there is a low pressure over nearby land.

Amihan blows from the southwest to the northwest. 

Climate is like weather but over a very long period of time.

Land breeze occurs during the day, while sea breeze occurs at night

Cold, dry conditions are highly favorable for thunderstorm development.

Most of the water vapor that forms the clouds in the sky comes from evaporation of water from the oceans, seas, and rivers.  

Warm and cold ocean currents affect the land nearby.