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• his study assumes that the entire Greater Baguio area is subject to a uniform amount of rainfall during any given precipitation event.
• The climate of Baguio City consists of two very distinct seasons, the rainy season from November to April and the dry season from May to October. Average annual precipitation is almost 4,000 millimeters. The City receives the highest amount of rainfall in the country, twice the volume experienced by Manila (Baguilat & Cabalda, 1985). In 1911, the w...
• Average annual rainfall in Baguio City is 3648 millimeters (1950-2003). Variations from this average can be as high as 196 percent. An average of five tropical cyclones, with a maximum recorded number of nine tropical cyclones, affect Baguio every year (Rillon, 1992).
• Figure 2.10 Average Monthly Rainfall in the Baguio City Are

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