why is it considered as a low season for the philippines once habagat starts to move?
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Pre-Hispanic mythology regarded habagat as the "God of the Winds," and his fury lives on in the local name for the southwest monsoon season. The rainy season is also considered the Philippines' off-season, as rains dampen beaches and some roads may become impassable.
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