Quezon City Weather in February

February weather in Quezon City

February is warm and sticky, with afternoons near 29°C and nights around 22°C. Rain falls on many days, but showers don't have to spoil your plans. You'll still get some sunshine, so the Quezon Memorial Circle works for a stroll between showers.

Humidity is high, and cloudy skies are common. Keep outdoor plans flexible: a wet spell can make a long walk around UP Diliman less pleasant. For rainy stretches, head to the shops and cinemas at Trinoma or SM North EDSA. March gets hotter, while January is wetter, so February is a useful middle ground.

Events and crowds

February 25 marks the anniversary of the People Power Revolution. You may find commemorations near the EDSA Shrine, though events and road conditions can vary from year to year. Chinese New Year also sometimes falls in February. Banawe, known for its Chinese-Filipino restaurants, is a good area to explore if celebrations are underway.

If you hate crowds, avoid travelling through EDSA near the shrine during anniversary events. February is one of Quezon City's better-weather months, so it can feel busier than the wetter part of the year. Expect more visitors at popular malls and sights, and potentially higher hotel rates than in rainier months. It's not a school-break month for most local families, so crowds aren't constant.

Make the most of your visit

Travelling with kids? Quezon Memorial Circle has open space, food stalls and museums, but its paths can be slippery after rain. Go when the weather clears, then keep a mall or café stop in reserve.

For the EDSA Shrine, use MRT-3 Ortigas station rather than crossing the busy highway on foot. The shrine is close to the station, but traffic around EDSA can slow a car ride. February's mix of warm spells and showers suits a flexible city break: enjoy outdoor sights when skies clear, and save indoor stops for the rain.