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Thundery Showers on Most Days with Onset of Inter-Monsoon Conditions. 16 SEP 2024. More Thundery Showers Can be Expected Towards the Last Week of September 2024. 2 SEP 2024. Mainly Short-Duration Thundery Showers in the First Fortnight of September 2024. View all news ».
26°C. 55% - 95%. SSE 10 - 25 km/h. A forecast of thundery showers indicates an imminent risk of lightning. Lightning typically strikes within 6km radius of a location, but is known to strike more than 10km away from the thunderstorm cloud.
Thu 10 Oct. 33°C 25°C. SSE 5 - 15 km/h. Late morning and early afternoon thundery showers. Fri 11 Oct. 33°C 25°C. S 5 - 15 km/h. Late morning and early afternoon thundery showers. Updated twice daily at 5 am and 6 pm (2100 UTC and 1000 UTC respectively)
Partly cloudy. The weather symbol in each town indicates the weather conditions affecting or forecast to affect that town over the next 2 hours. A forecast of thundery showers indicates an imminent risk of lightning.
24-Hour Forecast. Partly cloudy for tonight. For tomorrow, thundery showers over many areas in the afternoon.
The total rainfall for the first fortnight of October 2024 is forecast to be above average over most parts of the island. 3 The daily maximum temperatures are likely to range between 32 degrees Celsius and 34 degrees Celsius on most days and slightly exceed 34 degrees Celsius on a few days.
9.00 am Mon 14 Oct. 9.05 am Mon 14 Oct. 9.10 am Mon 14 Oct. Start. Heavy rain warnings typically have a lead time of 15 to 30 mins. You can subscribe to the MSS Heavy Rain Warning alerts via SMS here.
The weather radar may occasionally pick up reflected signals from sources other than rain. These sometimes appear as stationary coloured areas.
Singapore is situated near the equator and has a typically tropical climate, with abundant rainfall, high and uniform temperatures, and high humidity all year round. Many of its climate variables, such as temperature and relative humidity, do not show large month-to-month variation.
Feb 16, 2023 · On the afternoon of 12 February 2023, large-scale convergence of winds over Singapore and the surrounding region led to the development of moderate to heavy thundery showers over many areas of the island. The showers were particularly intense over the northern and western parts of Singapore.
