The document provides information about the climate and weather in the Philippines. It begins by defining climate as the long-term patterns of temperature, precipitation, and other atmospheric factors in a particular region, while weather refers to short-term conditions of these factors. It then describes the different types of climate and weather the Philippines experiences, including hot and rainy seasons. It lists the key factors that influence the country's climate as temperature, rainfall, and humidity. Finally, it provides details on these climatic factors and how they affect the weather and climate patterns experienced in the Philippines.
The document provides information about the climate and weather in the Philippines. It begins by defining climate as the long-term patterns of temperature, precipitation, and other atmospheric factors in a particular region, while weather refers to short-term conditions of these factors. It then describes the different types of climate and weather the Philippines experiences, including hot and rainy seasons. It lists the key factors that influence the country's climate as temperature, rainfall, and humidity. Finally, it provides details on these climatic factors and how they affect the weather and climate patterns experienced in the Philippines.
This document discusses the importance of conserving water and provides some tips for doing so. It explains that water is a basic need but is also a limited resource. If we don't conserve it, many living things will suffer. Some ways to conserve water include using a glass instead of letting the faucet run while brushing teeth, taking baths using a dipper instead of the shower, and being mindful not to waste water. Teachers educate students on why conserving water is important for everyone and the environment.
Charity involves voluntarily helping those in need. It can take different forms depending on the situation, such as providing money, food, shelter, advice or companionship. Being charitable benefits both the receiver and giver, bringing joy and inner peace. Examples of charity include feeding the hungry, giving drink to the thirsty, clothing the naked, sheltering the homeless, visiting the sick or imprisoned, and burying the dead.
The document discusses the importance and meaning of sincerity. It states that sincerity involves being open, honest, and speaking truthfully from the heart in one's words and actions. To be sincere, one must have good intentions and wholeheartedly express genuine thoughts, emotions, and desires while also being respectful of others and choosing words that do not hurt or offend. The document provides tips for being a sincere person such as realizing sincerity comes from the heart, being genuine, doing good without reward, using positive affirmations, only saying what is true, understanding sincerity can expose you, being without material neediness, and not polishing responses.
Von received awards for being the "Most Friendly" and "Most Polite" student in his school. He treats all people, including janitors and guards, with courtesy and respect by greeting them. He is also polite in line and uses polite expressions like "Thank you", which makes others feel good. By treating people with kindness and respect, Von has many friends. The document encourages children to be courteous at all times by using polite words and respecting others.
Certain colors like red, orange, and yellow that remind people of heat from fire and the sun are called warm colors and tend to create feelings of warmth, while colors like blue, green, and violet that remind people of water and plants are called cool colors and tend to create more calming feelings. Colors have an effect on people's moods and behaviors.
2. Klima- ang tawag sa matagal na
kalagayan ng panahon sa isang lugar.
Panahon- ito ay panandaliang lagay ng
atmospera na umiiral sa isang lugar at
maaaring magbago bawat oras o araw.
6. Ang panahon ng tag- ulan sa Pilipinas
ay mula Hunyo hanggang Nobyembre.
Madalas ang pagbuhos ng ulan sa mga
buwang ito ng karaniwang dulot ng
hanging habagat (southwest monsoon) o
ng bagyo.
7. Sa pagsapit naman ng Disyembre,
simula na ang tag- init at bihira ang pag-
ulan.
Nananatili naman ang malamig na
simoy ng hangin dahil sa hanging amihan
(northeast monsoon).
8. Ang mga bansang nasa gitnang
latitude ay nakararanas ng klimang
temperate na may apat na panahon- tag-
init (summer), taglamig (winter),
taglagas (autum), at tagsibol (fall).
9. Sa mga bansang nasa mataas na
latitud, tinatawag na polar ang klima
nito. May dalawang panahon sa klimang
ito, ang taglamig at tagniyebe.
11. Sa Pilipinas ang ahensiya ng
pamahalaan na naglalabas ng opisyal na
datos tungkol sa klima at panahon ay ang
Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and
Astronomical Services (PAGASA).
13. •Mainit ang temperatura sa Pilipinas
dahil malapit ito sa ekwador.
•Ang karaniwang yunit ng panukat ng
temperatura ay degree Celcius (°C).
14. Ang batayang yunit nito ay
0° kung saan nagiging yelo ang
tubig (freezing point) at 100°
kung saan kumukulo ang tubig
(boiling point).
15. •Nararanasan sa Pilipinas ang average
temperature na 26.6°C.
•Batay sa PAGASA, ang pinakamainit na
temperatura sa kasaysayan ng bansa ay
naitala sa Tuguegarao, Cagayan, sa antas
na 42.2°C noong Mayo 11, 1969.
16. Halumigmig
•Ito ang dami ng hamog na taglay ng
hangin sa himpapawid.
•Iniuugnay ang mataas na antas ng
halumigmig sa maalinsangang hangin
dahil sa kaunting hamog.
17. •Tinatayang mataas ang halumigmig ng
Pilipinas dahil sa mataas na temperatura at
sa mga kalapit na anyong tubig.
•Ang pinakamataas na temperatura at
halumigmig sa mga buwan ng Marso hanggang
Mayo.
18. •Abril 11, 2019, naitala ang 65.1°C na heat
index sa Dumarao, Capiz. Ito ang pinakamataas
na pagtataya sa kasaysayan ng bansa.
•Ayon sa Weather Philippines Foundation, ang
heat index ay panukat ng pinagsamang
temperatura at halumigmig.
19. Dami ng Ulan
•Ang dami ng ulan o precipitation ang
pinakamahalagang salik ng klima.
•Magkakaiba ang nararanasang pag- ulan
sa mga lalawigan at lugar ng bansa.
20. •May mga lugar na nakakaranas nang mahina
at panandaliang ulan tulad sa timog na
bahagi ng Cotabato.
•Mayroon din naming madalas ang pag- ulan
gaya ng Lungsod ng Baguio sa Benguet at sa
silangang bahagi ng Samar at Surigao.
21. •Ang Pilipinas ay dinaraanan ng humigit-
kumulang 20 bagyo kada taon.
•Karaniwang nagmumula at nabubuo ang
mga bagyo sa Karagatang Pasipiko.
22. •Ang mga bagyong dumarating ay iniuulat ng
PAGASA at binibigyan ng mga pangalan nang
paalpabeto, mula sa opisyal na talaan.
•Kinakategorya ang mga bagyo batay sa lakas ng
hangin at nagbibigay ng babala (warning signal)
ang pamahalaan hinggil sa pinsalang maaaring
maidulot nito.
23. Tropical Depression
30-61 km bawat oras
Storm Signal # 1 Maaaring hindi
magkaroon ng
pagbaha
Tropical Storm
62-88 km bawat oras
Storm Signal #2 Maaaring magkaroon
ng pagbaha
Severe Tropical Storm
89- 117 km bawat
oras
Storm Signal #3 Posible ang pagbaha
24. Typhoon
118- 220 km
Bawat oras
Storm Signal # 4 Nakababahala ang
pagbaha
Super Typhoon
Mahigit 221 km bawat
oras
Storm Signal #5 Matinding pagbaha sa
mabababang lugar
25. Limang Super Typhoon (STY)
• STY Yolanda- Visayas at Palawan noong Nobyembre 2013
• STY Sendong ang rehiyong Bicol at ang Mindanao noong Disyembre
2011
• STY Frank ang Visayas, Romblon, Marinduque, at mga rehiyong
Central Luzon, CALABARZON, at NCR noong 2008
• STY Reming ang Mindoro, Marinduque, Bicol, at CALABARZON
noong 2006
• STY Winnie ang Luzon at Visayas noong Nobyembre 2004