Imus, Philippines Hourly Forecast

As of 6:44 PM

Now · 6:44 PM

30°

Mostly clear · Feels like 33°

Mostly dry with clouds around. Tomorrow’s high 34°.

High: 33°
Low: 29°
Rain: 0%
Sunset: 5:36 PM

Next 48 hours

Time	Temp	Feels	Rain	Wind	Humidity
Now	31°	35°	0%	E 15 km/h	74%
7 PM	31°	34°	0%	E 11 km/h	59%
8 PM	30°	35°	0%	E 13 km/h	76%
9 PM	30°	35°	0%	E 11 km/h	78%
10 PM	30°	34°	0%	E 10 km/h	79%
11 PM	29°	34°	0%	E 10 km/h	80%
Sun
12 AM	29°	34°	0%	E 9 km/h	81%
1 AM	29°	34°	0%	E 9 km/h	82%
2 AM	29°	34°	0%	E 7 km/h	82%
3 AM	29°	34°	0%	E 7 km/h	82%
4 AM	29°	34°	0%	E 7 km/h	83%
5 AM	29°	34°	0%	E 7 km/h	83%
6 AM	29°	34°	0%	E 7 km/h	83%
7 AM	30°	35°	0%	E 8 km/h	80%
8 AM	30°	35°	0%	E 9 km/h	75%
9 AM	31°	36°	0%	E 9 km/h	71%
10 AM	32°	37°	15%	E 8 km/h	67%
11 AM	33°	38°	15%	E 8 km/h	64%
12 PM	33°	38°	15%	E 9 km/h	63%
1 PM	33°	38°	15%	E 11 km/h	63%
2 PM	34°	38°	0%	E 11 km/h	62%
3 PM	34°	38°	0%	E 13 km/h	62%
4 PM	33°	37°	0%	E 14 km/h	66%
5 PM	32°	36°	0%	E 15 km/h	70%
6 PM	31°	35°	0%	E 15 km/h	73%
7 PM	31°	35°	0%	E 13 km/h	75%
8 PM	30°	35°	0%	E 13 km/h	75%
9 PM	30°	35°	0%	E 12 km/h	75%
10 PM	30°	35°	0%	E 9 km/h	76%
11 PM	29°	35°	0%	E 7 km/h	77%
Mon
12 AM	29°	35°	0%	E 6 km/h	77%
1 AM	29°	35°	0%	E 5 km/h	77%
2 AM	29°	35°	0%	E 5 km/h	78%
3 AM	29°	35°	0%	E 6 km/h	78%
4 AM	29°	34°	0%	E 6 km/h	79%
5 AM	29°	35°	0%	E 4 km/h	79%
6 AM	29°	35°	0%	E 4 km/h	80%
7 AM	29°	35°	0%	NE 6 km/h	78%
8 AM	30°	36°	0%	E 5 km/h	75%
9 AM	30°	36°	0%	E 5 km/h	74%
10 AM	31°	37°	0%	E 6 km/h	72%
11 AM	32°	38°	15%	NE 3 km/h	68%
12 PM	33°	39°	15%	NE 3 km/h	66%
1 PM	33°	39°	0%	E 3 km/h	64%
2 PM	31°	35°	0%	E 5 km/h	62%
3 PM	31°	35°	0%	E 7 km/h	62%
4 PM	31°	34°	0%	SE 11 km/h	64%
5 PM	30°	34°	0%	E 10 km/h	69%

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About Imus weather

Imus is in Province of Cavite, Philippines at 14.43°, 120.94°. Right now it’s 30° and mostly clear; today’s high is 33° with a 0% chance of rain.

The Philippines is one of the most typhoon-affected countries on Earth, sitting directly in the path of Western Pacific tropical cyclones. An average of 20 typhoons approach the archipelago each year, with 8-9 making landfall. These storms can bring catastrophic winds exceeding 300 km/h, torrential rainfall, and deadly storm surge. Super Typhoon Haiyan in 2013 was one of the strongest tropical cyclones ever recorded, devastating the central Visayas.