Drier and warmer weather forecast for Singapore in October
Singapore is bracing for a warmer and drier first half of October, with temperatures expected to reach up to 35°C. This follows a wetter-than-average September that saw significant rainfall and flash floods.
Why it matters
Extreme weather fluctuations impact public health, urban planning, and water management in tropical city-states.
Daily maximum temperatures are likely to range between 34 deg C and 35 deg C on most days, and could exceed 35 deg C on a few days.
Listen Summarise Singapore is expected to have a drier and warmer start to October, with below-average rainfall and temperatures reaching up to 35°C on most days. Late September saw above-average rainfall with heavy thundery showers causing flash floods and temperatures dropping to 22°C in some areas. Air quality in Singapore has improved to moderate levels after PSI readings peaked in central region on Sept 29, with PSI between 60 and 73 as at Oct 1. AI generated
SINGAPORE – Dress comfortably and keep your water bottles handy with warm and drier conditions expected in the first half of October.
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