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24-HOUR FORECAST. Thundery showers mainly over northern, eastern and central Singapore in the afternoon. Thundery showers. Max. 34°C. Min. 25°C.
The weather radar may occasionally pick up reflected signals from sources other than rain. These sometimes appear as stationary coloured areas.
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.
SW 5 - 15 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 4 Jul. 33°C 25°C. SSE 10 - 20 km/h. Late morning and early afternoon thundery showers. Fri 5 Jul. 33°C 25°C. SSW 10 - 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)
weather outlook (1 – 15 july 2024) 1 Southwest Monsoon conditions are prevailing, with winds blowing mainly from the southeast or southwest. 2 Localised short-duration thundery showers are expected over parts of the island in the late morning and afternoon on most days in the first half of July 2024.
The Weather Radar Layer in this LIS Website shows areas affected by rain/showers as detected by MSS's Polarimetric Meteorological Doppler Weather Radar. This radar is tuned to detect precipitation/rain above a minimum intensity.
While every effort has been made to site the instruments in relatively unobstructed areas to provide the best possible indication of the general weather conditions, there are times when this is not possible. The readings from the instruments could thus be influenced by local conditions.
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