The municipality falls under the first type of climate in the Philippines. This is characterized by two distinct seasons – wet and dry. Dry season usually starts from November to April, while wet or rainy season occurs from last part of May to October.
Normally, the month of August registers the highest rainfall and humidity. May is the hottest month with the average temperature of approximately 27.88 degrees centigrade and December and January are the coldest months with approximately 25.40 degrees Celsius.
The Clean and Green drive in Sison commenced with a simultaneous tree planting activity in barangay Bulaoen West, Pinmilapil, and Pindangan on... >>Read More...<<
ILLANA FAMILY DONATES SCHOOL LIBRARY BUILDING
Date Posted:2010-07-22
We don’t need to be politicians to help …………….MJCP
The ADOPT A SCHOOL PROGRAM encouraged by the Department of Educati... >>Read More...<<
SISON PNP WITH PANGASINAN INTEL APPREHEND PERSONS WITH STANDING ARREST WARRANTS
Date Posted:2010-07-21
A joint manhunt performed by the Sison PNP led by PCI Rodolfo D. Castro and agents from the Provincial Intelligence Branch, Pangasinan Provincial O... >>Read More...<<
FAULTY 7.7M WORTH IRRIGATION CANAL ENRAGES FORMER CONGRESSMAN
Date Posted:2010-07-20
Former Pangasinan 5th District Representative, Mr. Mark O. Cojuangco, was extremely infuriated over the faulty construction of a 7.7 million pesos ... >>Read More...<<
SCHOOL/COLLEGE NEWS UPDATES
Date Posted:2010-07-19
May 2010 Philippine CPA Boards
NLAC Shots Back at 60%
“There’s a time for everything…A time to sleep and a t... >>Read More...<<
NEW MAYOR CONVENES MDCC CONDUCTS DISASTER PREPAREDNESS PLAN FOR TYPHOON “BASYANG”
Date Posted:2010-07-14
July 13, 2010 - Alert status is raised to warn all constituents on the danger that is imminent because of the expected arrival of typhoon Basyang a... >>Read More...<<
