Today is freaking hot !

[Darth_mel]

Even the swimming pool's water is entirely warm .... WTF ?

[Sunlight]

yes, today is very warm. wind also no relief, warm air

[Vroomtattat]

Even the swimming pool's water is entirely warm .... WTF ?

 

Yup, hot like hell. Tonight have to sleep in the buff . . . .

[Albeniz]

Even stuffy at night.

[Ichibawa]

next year is gonna be worst... mother nature's way of getting back at human...

[Sogetsu]

Gee ... how i have the weather to be raining all day... that be very cooling .....

[Zniper]

if u said u like raining weather in SBF, i tink u will be spammed by those bros over there...

[Amortifiedpenguin]

if u said u like raining weather in SBF, i tink u will be spammed by those bros over there...

 

wahahahaha... if tonight rain, the i just washed, polish and waxed my car people come find you.

[Thug]

My friend was telling the same thing.

I also told her notice any decent cloud up there?

No...................................

[Vextan]

try switching on the aircon in your room at full blast and set temperature at 18 degree, then sleep naked without blanket. you will feel like an eskimo.

[Amortifiedpenguin]

nope. not raining yet. its good actually. alot of stars tonight. and lancermotoring got gathering also.

 

went seletar dam just now, not many people. only got bikes and some random cars. want to stop there smoke awhile also got no atmosphere. sian...

[Babyt]

its normal...we are approaching SUMMER okay....haha.

 

i miss last nov to late jan windy and dry season...

[Mivec9]

Even the swimming pool's water is entirely warm .... WTF ?

 

 

this is very true. i went out during lunch time, man, was sweating all over. by time go back office, my colleague told me it was record 33 degree celcius! Guess the ozone layer kaput and signs of the north and south poles having reduction in the ice.

[Atonchia]

Climate of Singapore

 

Singapore lies just north of the Equator near Lat 1.5 deg N and Long 104 deg E. Because of its geographical location and maritime exposure, its climate is characterised by uniform temperature and pressure, high humidity and abundant rainfall. The climate of Singapore can be divided into two main seasons, the Northeast Monsoon and the Southwest Monsoon season, separated by two relatively short inter-monsoon periods.

 

North-East Monsoon Season - December to early March

Northeast winds prevail, sometimes reaching 20 km/h. Cloudy conditions in December and January with frequent afternoon showers. Spells of widespread moderate to heavy rain occur lasting from 1 to 3 days at a stretch. Relatively drier in February till early March. Also generally windy with wind speeds sometimes reaching 30 to 40 km/h in the months of January and February.

 

Pre South-West Monsoon - late March to May

Light and variable winds with afternoon and early evening showers often with thunder.

 

South-West Monsoon Season - June to September

Southeast/Southwest Winds. Isolated to scattered late morning and early afternoon showers. Early morning 'Sumatra' line squalls are common. Hazy periods.

 

Pre North-East Monsoon - October to November

Light and variable winds. Sea breezes in afternoon. Scattered showers with thunder in the late afternoon and early evening.

 

TEMPERATURE: Diurnal range: Minimum 23 to 26 deg C and Maximum 31 to 34 deg C

Extremes: Minimum of 19.4 deg C and Maximum of 35.8 deg C

 

PRESSURE: Diurnal pressure variation of 4hPa. Maximum pressure usually occurring at 1100 and 2400 Local Time and minimum pressure occurring at 0500 and 1700 Local Time. Extreme pressures recorded are 1016.9 hPa and 1002.0 hPa.

 

RELATIVE HUMIDITY: Diurnal range in the high 90's in the early morning to around 60 % in the mid-afternoon. Mean value is 84%, During prolonged heavy rain, relative humidity often reaches 100 %.

RAINFALL: No distinct wet or dry season. Rainfall maximum occur in December and April. The drier months are usually in February and July.

 

 

 

 

http://app.nea.gov.sg/cms/htdocs/article.asp?pid=1088

 

 

 

 

[Kezg1]

Climate of Singapore

 

Singapore lies just north of the Equator near Lat 1.5 deg N and Long 104 deg E. Because of its geographical location and maritime exposure, its climate is characterised by uniform temperature and pressure, high humidity and abundant rainfall. The climate of Singapore can be divided into two main seasons, the Northeast Monsoon and the Southwest Monsoon season, separated by two relatively short inter-monsoon periods.

 

North-East Monsoon Season - December to early March

Northeast winds prevail, sometimes reaching 20 km/h. Cloudy conditions in December and January with frequent afternoon showers. Spells of widespread moderate to heavy rain occur lasting from 1 to 3 days at a stretch. Relatively drier in February till early March. Also generally windy with wind speeds sometimes reaching 30 to 40 km/h in the months of January and February.

 

Pre South-West Monsoon - late March to May

Light and variable winds with afternoon and early evening showers often with thunder.

 

South-West Monsoon Season - June to September

Southeast/Southwest Winds. Isolated to scattered late morning and early afternoon showers. Early morning 'Sumatra' line squalls are common. Hazy periods.

 

Pre North-East Monsoon - October to November

Light and variable winds. Sea breezes in afternoon. Scattered showers with thunder in the late afternoon and early evening.

 

TEMPERATURE: Diurnal range: Minimum 23 to 26 deg C and Maximum 31 to 34 deg C

Extremes: Minimum of 19.4 deg C and Maximum of 35.8 deg C

 

PRESSURE: Diurnal pressure variation of 4hPa. Maximum pressure usually occurring at 1100 and 2400 Local Time and minimum pressure occurring at 0500 and 1700 Local Time. Extreme pressures recorded are 1016.9 hPa and 1002.0 hPa.

 

RELATIVE HUMIDITY: Diurnal range in the high 90's in the early morning to around 60 % in the mid-afternoon. Mean value is 84%, During prolonged heavy rain, relative humidity often reaches 100 %.

RAINFALL: No distinct wet or dry season. Rainfall maximum occur in December and April. The drier months are usually in February and July.

 

 

 

 

http://app.nea.gov.sg/cms/htdocs/article.asp?pid=1088

 

 

 

 

Anyting to do with the rumour about 22nd july [confused]

 

[Route88]

Good to go beach,wear pink trunk and do sun tan

[Jeff49er]

Its very hot in the northeast. I even had my swim at 8 plus this am and the water was very warm. Looks like there be heavy downpour in the pm or tomrrow.

[Brock]

I remember staying in one of the local's home in Taipei in mid June. Temperature then was 37 degrees Celcius...AT NIGHT! I had no fan, only one window. Had to strip down to undie and slept on the tiled floor and YET I was still sweating ALL OVER MY BODY! Will never forget that incident.