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The document discusses the weather and climate in the Philippines. It notes that weather comes from the earth's atmosphere and the sun's heat and is influenced by factors like rainfall, temperature, and winds. It also emphasizes the importance of maintaining balance with nature to protect against harmful climate effects like typhoons and allow people to live safely. The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) studies weather patterns to help inform people about upcoming conditions.
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- 1. ChristyC. Felicelda Bee-4 A reflection Weather comes from the earth atmosphere and the suns heat, it also important for many things that you do. It is expressed by a combination a several elements we all know this are things can also help for us to live, because all of this elements are we need to sustain ,here in the Philippine we have tropical climate and most important the rainfall for the Philippine. And we have a rainy months on January and summer heat is on May ,There are different types of rainfall that we experience every year.
- 2. Christy C Felicelda Bee-4 Reflection The most significant of our lives is to maintain and balance the nature, so that we can make our life more safely and stay longer . Pressure and winds is the climates that occur is earth surface that might become harmful for us when we are not making our nature into good condition deforestation it well probably can make dangerous ,there are people who’s studied by analysing the weather and this group are called the( PAG-ASA )Philippine atmospheric geophysical and astronomical service administration that could help usto know the situation on the up coming typhoon and phenomenon.