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Rain rain rain. Over the past few days there's been nothing but epic, unceasing rain. So let's talk meteorology. I don't want to oversimplify the profession nor the field as I'm sure it's both wide and deep, but one of the meteorological functions is to study weather patterns and produce weath...
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I am wondering whether there are heavy duty curtains which can prevent rain and elements getting into the balcony where my washing machine resides? My balcony is only 1 meter deep so any rain would get it wet. At times when it rains badly I have to cover up the power outlet also for safety because c...
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I am proud of the boy and his parents. 👍 His kind act must has warms the cockles of many heart.💖💖 Moral of the story: Always carry an umbrella with you and offer helps when situation arises. ‘I did not want them to fall sick’: Boy who won hearts for sheltering bus passengers...
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As everyone knows, Singapore and Malaysia are currently experiencing a prolonged dry spell. While everyone is talking about saving water, the heat, the brown grass and the Malaysians are worrying about water rationing, I feel that everyone needs to be reminded of the dangers we will face once it...
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PSA: Watch out when driving in the rain
therock replied to Myxilplix's topic in General Car Discussion
Singapore is located in the tropics, with frequent downpours and some of these can be torrential. If you look up the weather channel or app, it's quite hit and miss, but occasionally, our weather guys get it right. This afternoon was one of them, and there was a pretty big downpour coming back from...
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It is that time of the year again for Singapore's infamous flooding
thatJDMahboy posted a blog entry in MyAutoBlog
A video of a flooded stretch of road made its way around social media this morning (13 June). In the short clip, vehicles are seen moving at a very slow pace due to the high water level and the inability to see lane markings on the road. The flood location is identified to be on... -
https://mothership.sg/2020/12/large-tree-fell-on-car-toa-payoh/ At least one car badly damaged/crushed by the tree. Can claim from Nparks? Act of God. LPPL.
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Singapore's rather dry and fair weather, which spanned most of February, looks to be coming to an end. The Meteorological Service Singapore (MSS) said on Monday (Mar. 1) that March will see the return of thundery showers for Singapore. First few days going to be fair and occasionally...- 128 replies
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Singapore Sees Flash Floods In Numerous Areas On 30 Apr Due To Torrential Rain source: https://mustsharenews.com/flash-floods-singapore/ Flash Floods Hit Singapore In Tampines & Serangoon North Singaporeans across the island saw heavy rain descending on Thursday (30 Apr) afterno...
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https://asia.nikkei.com/Economy/Natural-disasters/As-water-crests-Three-Gorges-Dam-crisis-puts-400m-at-risk?utm_campaign=RN Subscriber newsletter&utm_medium=daily newsletter&utm_source=NAR Newsletter&utm_content=article link&del_type=1&pub_date=20200824123000&seq_num=4&si=44594 As water crests,...
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Another Toyota Vios has gotten into an accident similar to the white 2nd generation example that went viral few weeks back on 23 March. Thanks to an unknown vehicle's in-car camera, we can see that this black first generation Vios lost it as it crossed the metal expansion strip that joins...
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Hope no one got injured! Big tree covering all lanes. Heard there was a car underneath the tree. https://stomp.straitstimes.com/singapore-seen/huge-tree-falls-onto-car-along-scotts-road-in-front-of-grand-hyatt-hotel#xtor=CS1-10
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Anyone know of any local shops that sell rain shield for side mirror and side windows? Thank.
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lai lai, today who kenna rain? Rain 3.5 hours after I take this photo Everyone make sure got umbrella with you for the next 72 hours @RadX need to sticky anot i also want win thread of the month
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If this holds true, this climate change will inevitably effect everyone, not just for those whose daily activities that depend on the weather condition. With the average maximum daily temperature predicted to reach 34.9 to 36.7 deg C from current 31.8 deg C, this will means more demand for power...
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Raining heavy tonite. Just went out to pick up my daughter from my bro-in-laws place. Came back thinking of dropping wifey & girl within the sheltered area 1st b4 drving to park my car. Saw this car & van parked side by side in the area. The van was just ahead of me probably doing some delivery c...
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Hi all, I tried to search but could not find any thread on this. May I ask if anyone of the members here have tried this Pika Pika rain glass coating on their cars before? Saw this on their website and looks quite good. I heard from my colleague tried on his car and it can last quite some t...
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Is this also part of global warming? After I wash car, sure rain. No need rain dance and all, so troublesome. Got to remind myself not to wash my car during NDP next year.
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It is mid-Mar and still no sight of rain... Should we do a water rationing exercise (also match the theme of Total Defence)? If not, how do we know that the protocol / procedures are still relevant to today's context?
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Tested on my windscreen last week..Finally have the chance to try it out yesterday with some drizzling..wipers are almost half a year,just some normal wiper from proton MY.. wiper started to juddge and actually is time to replace them..since the DG #751 reached my doorstep..best time to do some expe...
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given the wet wet weather we have been having, i too have had a few close shaves but me wife and myself have been having this little argument...wonder if anyone here can shed some light on the matter are we suppose to switch on the hazard lights when driving in heavy rainfall? i personnaly thi... -
Buy an umbrella u dumb a s s. Feb 24, 2011 No proper rain shelter at Compass Point THE recent wet weather has highlighted that there are no continuous rain shelters at some public places, posing an inconvenience to the elderly as well as parents with young children. An example is...
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Thunderstorms across parts of Singapore on Sunday (Dec 7) led to sections of Tampines Mall being flooded. Ms Chow May Kee, who called Channel NewsAsia’s hotline at about 3pm, said that the second and third floors of the mall were flooded after a heavy downpour, and there was water flowing down the...
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