Quick, thundery showers are expected in the late morning and afternoon on most days in the first half of July – an effect of the prevailing south-west monsoon. Sumatra squalls may also cause gusty winds and widespread rain on a few mornings, though the total rainfall for...
Quick, thundery showers are expected in the late morning and afternoon on most days in the first half of July – an effect of the prevailing south-west monsoon.
Sumatra squalls may also cause gusty winds and widespread rain on a few mornings, though the total rainfall for the first half of the month is not likely to exceed average levels, said the Meteorological Service Singapore in its fortnightly weather advisory on July 1. The daily maximum temperatures will likely hover between 32 deg C and 34 deg C, added the weatherman.The south-west monsoon is the first of two annual wet seasons in Singapore and typically lasts from June to September.
Rainfall logged around the island was “well above” average in the second fortnight of June, with Kranji registering precipitation of 253 per cent above the norm and Seletar, 24 per cent, the Met Service said.On June 21, widespread downpours before dawn unleashed 122mm of rainfall at Changi – the highest recorded for the second half of June 2024.
It also brought the daily minimum temperature to 22.3 deg C at Admiralty and Newton – the lowest daily minimum temperature for the second half of June 2024.
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