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Singapore's Rainy Season: May Showers and 34°C Heat
Singaporeans should prepare for more wet weather! The Meteorological Service has warned of thundery showers expected on some afternoons throughout the first half of May. This follows a period of heavy rainfall in late April, with Bukit Timah recording a staggering 113.6mm of rainfall on April 20th – the highest in the past fortnight.
Expect Afternoon Thunderstorms and Sumatra Squalls
Inter-monsoon conditions, characterized by light and variable winds and increased lightning, will continue. This means that Singaporeans can expect thundery showers in the afternoon across parts of the island for the next couple of weeks. Adding to this, Sumatra squalls might bring widespread thundery showers and gusty winds in the mornings.
Temperatures to Remain High
Despite the rain, it's going to be hot! Daily maximum temperatures are predicted to hover around 34°C, with some days potentially reaching 35°C. Remember to stay hydrated and take precautions during the hottest parts of the day.
April's Wet and Warm Weather
April's weather gave us a taste of what's to come. The last two weeks saw moderate to heavy showers on most days, with rainfall in many areas significantly above average. Maximum temperatures also soared above 34°C on 11 days, hitting a high of 36°C in Admiralty on April 25th.
Stay Updated and Stay Safe
To stay up-to-date on the latest weather forecasts, visit www.weather.gov.sg or www.nea.gov.sg, or check the MyENV app. Remember to always carry an umbrella and stay prepared for potential disruptions caused by the wet weather. Stay safe, Singapore!
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