SINGAPORE: Short thundery showers are required over some areas of Singapore in the initial half of August, said the Meteorological Provider Singapore on Monday (Aug 1).
In its fortnightly outlook, the Met Assistance said the thundery showers may occur between your morning and earlier afternoon on most days.
Large-scale convergence associated with winds over Singapore and the surrounding region may cause widespread reasonable to heavy thundery showers on one or even two days.
“In addition, Sumatra squalls from the Strait associated with Malacca may provide widespread thundery showers with occasional gusty winds in the pre-dawn and morning on a few days, ” mentioned the Met Assistance.
The total rainfall for the first 1 / 2 of August is forecast to be above average more than most parts of the country.
The day-to-day temperature on most times will likely range between 24 degrees Grad and 33 levels Celsius. On one or even two rainy days, the daily minimal temperature may drop to about twenty three degrees Celsius.
In the later half of the particular fortnight, the every day maximum temperature can reach a high of approximately 34 degrees Grad on a few days, said the Met Company.
Relatively comfy and humid circumstances with minimum night-time temperatures of up to 28 degrees Celsius can be expected on a few nights, particularly over the far eastern and southern coastal areas of the country.
COME JULY 1ST WEATHER REVIEW
The second half of Come july 1st was wetter compared to first half of the particular month, as thundery showers fell more than parts of the country on a number of days.
The total rainfall of 56. 8mm recorded with Jurong West on Jul 22 was the highest daily overall rainfall recorded for the month, said the particular Met Service.
The daily maximum temperature ranged from 31. 1 levels Celsius to 35. 8 degrees Celsius in July, using the highest daily optimum temperature recorded at Marina Barrage on Jul 17.
The lowest everyday minimum temperature in July was twenty one. 6 degrees Grad, recorded at Admiralty on the morning associated with Jul 20.
Rainfall was below average for many parts of the country in July, said the Met Provider. The highest rainfall anomaly of 0. 4 per cent above average was recorded at Changi while the anomaly was the lowest at Jurong West at about sixty two per cent below average.