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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.
(i) The tidal information is obtained from the Maritime and Port Authority (MPA) of Singapore. Tidal height is in metres above the ‘Chart Datum’, which is the lowest water level recorded over a fixed period (usually 18 years) at a particular point.
3 days ago · In Singapore, the UVI is measured at the Changi Meteorological Station and reported every 15 minutes between 7am and 7pm. The reported UVI represents its average value for the past 15 minutes. In the presence of rain and/or under cloudy conditions, the UVI value is reduced.
The National Environment Agency. The NEA website will be undergoing a scheduled maintenance from 10.00pm Saturday, 28 September to 6.00am Sunday, 29 September 2024.
These satellite images are processed by MSS from the Himawari series of geostationary satellites operated by the Japan Meteorological Agency. Each image is created from a combination of selected infrared and visible spectral bands of Himawari satellite data. For the non-sunlit areas of the image, a greyscale thermal infrared imagery is used.
3 days ago · The National Environment Agency. The NEA website will be undergoing a scheduled maintenance from 10.00pm Saturday, 28 September to 6.00am Sunday, 29 September 2024.
Further information, including a guide to Singapore’s weather and the climatology of Singapore can be found here. The Nowcast is a 2-hr weather forecast over 42 sectors across the island. Extended weather forecasts for four days and up to two weeks are also given.
Environment-related information such as weather, air quality (1-hr PM2.5 readings), dengue, hawker centres, recycling and others in Singapore.
At 5 pm and 5 am, the weather outlook for the next three days will be issued to the broadcast and print media. The work progresses through the night and the cycle goes on.
Weather And Haze Outlook Most of the ASEAN region is forecast to remain wet in the coming days. Hotspots with localised smoke plumes may still develop over drier areas. The prevailing winds over areas north of the Equator are expected to remain light and variable in direction.
