Quezon City Weather in November

November: wet and close

November feels warm, sticky and often cloudy in Quezon City. Rain falls on most days, so a dry stretch can be short. The showers don't rule out a visit, but they can interrupt outdoor plans.

You can explore the National Museum of the Philippines' branches in Quezon City or spend a rainy afternoon at a mall. For a walk, try Quezon Memorial Circle when the paths are dry. Skip muddy trails at La Mesa Eco Park after heavy rain, and keep outdoor plans flexible.

Holidays and crowds

All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day, on November 1 and 2, bring many Filipinos to cemeteries to remember family members. Bonifacio Day on November 30 is a national holiday. Some offices and businesses may close, and roads near cemeteries can get busy around the early-November observances.

If you hate crowds, avoid travelling near cemeteries on those days. November is generally calmer than December, when Christmas gatherings and holiday travel pick up. It's also wetter than October, so rainy weather may keep some visitors indoors. Don't count on a big drop in hotel prices; check rates for your dates.

Make rainy days easier

Travelling with kids? Keep a mall or indoor museum in mind for sudden downpours.

Use the MRT-3 between North Avenue and Quezon Avenue to reach parts of the city without relying on a long drive through wet traffic. Quezon Memorial Circle is close to Quezon Avenue station, but you'll still need a short ride or walk to the park. For a local snack, try pancit, a noodle dish, at a stall in Maginhawa Street; the area's outdoor tables are less pleasant in heavy rain. November isn't the easiest month for long outdoor days, but you can still enjoy the city with indoor stops between showers.