In Mandaluyong, it’s 11:24 PM, and the night air holds a slight chill at 26.3°C. The whispers of the wind are barely noticeable, a gentle 2.5 kph, under a sky that is mainly clear. The promise of rain has abated for now with no precipitation currently falling.

Earlier today, the temperature peaked modestly at 26.6°C, flirting briefly with cooler breezes that gusted up to 19.6 kph. The skies, generous at moments, shed a total of 0.48 inches of rain, as slight rain showers punctuated the day. A 55% chance of precipitation teased the umbrellas out of closets, but as the night advances, these prospects dwindle to a mere 15%.

The onward stretch of the night promises a partly cloudy canvas, with the mercury expected to grace a low of 23.6°C. The wind may yet rustle up to its daytime vigor of 19.6 kph. The cloak of darkness brings steadiness, a pause in the daytime’s intermittent showers.

This serene chapter in Mandaluyong’s day-to-night saga carries no urgent warnings or advisories from weather officials, letting the residents ease without concern into the quietude of the late night, wrapped under a partly clouded sky that whispers of the tranquility of the tropics. As dawn approaches, the narrative of wind and temperature will undoubtably unfold anew, under the watchful eyes of those who find poetry in the predictability and surprise of weather alike.