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What is Meaning of habagat?

"Habagat" is a Filipino term that refers to the southwest monsoon in the Philippines. It's essentially the rainy season for most of the country, characterized by:

* Strong winds blowing from the southwest

* Heavy rainfall

* Increased humidity

* Typically occurs from June to November

The word "habagat" comes from the Tagalog word "habag" which means "compassion" or "mercy." This is likely due to the fact that the southwest monsoon brings much needed rain to the Philippines, especially during the dry season.

It's important to note that while the "habagat" is generally beneficial, it can also lead to flooding and landslides when heavy rains are accompanied by typhoons.

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