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What time is it in Caloocan, National Capital Region, Philippines

Check the current local time in Caloocan, Philippines, plus sunrise, sunset, and weather details for calls, commutes, school schedules, errands, and plans across the National Capital Region.

Caloocan, Philippines

Friday, 16 October 2026

UTC+8 · Asia/Manila

Local time in Caloocan

UTC+8 · no daylight saving time

The sun today

Sunrise 5:48 AM Solar noon 11:43 AM Sunset 5:37 PM Daylight 11 h 49 min Night 12 h 11 min Civil twilight 5:27 AM – 5:59 PM

Weather in Caloocan right now

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Weather data by Open-Meteo, updated every 30 minutes.

Caloocan and its neighbours

Vista Verde Caloocan
Caloocan at 14.6495, 120.9680 with the nearest towns within 25.7 km · open in OpenStreetMap

Postal codes

Postal codes come from the free GeoNames dataset. Where a code is listed with a distance, it belongs to a nearby settlement — GeoNames spells that name differently from ours.

Caloocan in numbers

Coordinates
14.6495, 120.9680
Population
1 712 945
Country
Philippines, Asia
Capital
Manila — 5 km away
Same name
4 more places in the world share this name

Largest cities in National Capital Region

Other places named Caloocan

Same time zone — Asia/Manila

Nearby places

What time is it in Caloocan

Caloocan follows Philippine Standard Time. The Philippines does not currently use seasonal daylight-saving clock changes, giving the city a consistent official time rule throughout the year. For communication within the country, the same national time makes scheduling simple. International calls require more care because the city at the other end may change its clock seasonally. The safest approach is to compare the two live local times.

Time stamps are also important when reading weather data. Confirm when the observation was made and which period a forecast covers. Conditions described several hours earlier may no longer represent a rapidly changing sky.

The Caloocan clock is punctual; a passing rain cloud may decline to make the same commitment.

Daylight in a dense urban setting

Sunrise and sunset state when the sun reaches the astronomical horizon for Caloocan. They are useful for morning departures, evening journeys, rooftop views, photography, exercise, and judging how much natural light remains.

In a built-up environment, the sun may vanish behind structures before the official sunset, or appear after the listed sunrise because a building blocks the horizon. Twilight still provides general illumination, but heavy cloud and rain can make streets seem darker sooner.

Select the solar information for the correct date. Allow time before sunset for congested journeys. Consider the surrounding buildings when seeking direct sunlight. Check rain and cloud if visibility affects the plan.

Weather and the urban day

Caloocan’s weather panel brings together temperature, apparent temperature, humidity, precipitation, cloud, and wind. Humidity may make warmth feel more intense, while rain can affect travel far beyond the duration of the shower itself.

Current weather is best for decisions made now. Hourly or period forecasts are better for school pickup, an evening commute, or an outdoor appointment later. Forecast rain describes a possibility over an area and time; it does not specify that every neighborhood will be wet continuously.

Urban surfaces, shade, traffic, and localized showers can create conditions that differ from a general city reading. Recheck before departure, allow flexibility during unsettled weather, and use official warnings when hazardous rain, wind, heat, or other conditions are expected.

Questions and answers

Does Caloocan observe daylight saving time?
No. The Philippines does not currently use seasonal daylight-saving clock changes.
Why might I not see the sun at the listed sunrise time?
Buildings, clouds, and the local horizon can block direct sight of the sun even after astronomical sunrise.
Can a weather forecast represent every part of Caloocan?
No. It provides an area-wide guide, while showers, shade, and wind can produce neighborhood-level differences.
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