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Meteorological Service Singapore

Drier conditions expected in Singapore in first half of August, after rainy end to July

Daily maximum temperatures are likely to range between 33 deg C and 34 deg C on the first two weeks of August.
Daily maximum temperatures are likely to range between 33 deg C and 34 deg C on the first two weeks of August.

Short, thundery showers expected in second half of July; days to remain warm

On one or two days, there may be widespread moderate to heavy thundery showers.
On one or two days, there may be widespread moderate to heavy thundery showers.

askST: Why does lightning strike without rain and what is a ‘bolt from the blue’?

Once a storm begins to form, there is always a risk of lightning, even when no rainfall has occurred yet.
Once a storm begins to form, there is always a risk of lightning, even when no rainfall has occurred yet.

Short, thundery showers expected in S’pore in first half of July but drier conditions may kick in

Localised thundery showers are expected over parts of Singapore on several days in the first two weeks of July. However, drier conditions are forecast in the second week of the month.
Localised thundery showers are expected over parts of Singapore on several days in the first two weeks of July. However, drier conditions are forecast in the second week of the month.

More rain expected in second half of June with thundery showers across S’pore on most days

The total rainfall for the last two weeks of June is expected to be above average over most parts of the island.
The total rainfall for the last two weeks of June is expected to be above average over most parts of the island.

Sweater weather in Singapore as temperature falls to 20.1 deg C, lowest so far in 2026

Rain fell across Singapore on the morning of June 12, with weather stations across the island recording rainfall.
Rain fell across Singapore on the morning of June 12, with weather stations across the island recording rainfall.

Avoid Jalan Boon Lay in Jurong West over risk of flash floods: PUB

National water agency PUB alerted motorists at 9.49am to avoid Jalan Boon Lay (from International Road to Enterprise Road).
National water agency PUB alerted motorists at 9.49am to avoid Jalan Boon Lay (from International Road to Enterprise Road).

Short, thundery showers and warm nights expected in Singapore in first half of June

Higher risk of haze in Singapore from June to October due to El Nino, Indian Ocean Dipole

The Meteorological Service Singapore also forecast El Niño conditions to develop in June to July this year.
The Meteorological Service Singapore also forecast El Niño conditions to develop in June to July this year.

Short, thundery showers and warm weather expected in Singapore till end of May

Short, thundery showers are expected over parts of Singapore on most afternoons for the last two weeks of May.
Short, thundery showers are expected over parts of Singapore on most afternoons for the last two weeks of May.

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