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Monthly Climate Guide

Month	High	Low	Rain days	Rainfall	Humidity	Season

From a local who has lived here 40 years

What to Pack for Singapore

☀️ Heat & Humidity (always)

Light, breathable cotton or linen — not synthetics that trap heat

Sunscreen SPF 50+ minimum — UV index is Extreme year-round

Sunglasses — strong equatorial sun even through clouds

Cap or hat — direct sun between 10 AM and 4 PM is intense

Water bottle — dehydration happens quickly at 85% humidity

🌧️ Rain (every day, possibly)

Compact folding umbrella — not a poncho, too hot to wear

Waterproof sandals or shoes — soaked socks for the rest of the day is unpleasant

Avoid scheduling outdoor activities at 2–4 PM — peak afternoon thunderstorm window

Rain lasts 20–40 minutes usually — duck into a hawker centre and wait

Light waterproof jacket if visiting during November–January (wettest months)

❄️ Air-Conditioning (aggressive)

Singapore buildings are extremely cold inside — 18–20°C in malls and offices

Bring a light cardigan or scarf for restaurants, cinemas and MRT

The temperature contrast between outside (32°C) and inside (18°C) causes colds

Layers matter more than warmth — you will change between climates all day

💡 Local Planning Tips

Best outdoor time: 7–10 AM and 6–8 PM — cooler, less UV

Gardens by the Bay and outdoor attractions: early morning only in June–August

Hawker centres: fan-cooled is fine. No air-con needed for eating.

November–January: carry an umbrella every day, no exceptions

Footwear: slip-on sandals are practical. Closed shoes get soaked and stay wet.

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Weather data sourced from Open-Meteo (European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts). Monthly climate averages from NEA Singapore historical records. Updated automatically every 15 minutes.