It’s going to be a really chill new year.
Literally.
If you’ve woken up early today at 8am, you’d have been greeted with dark skies, or even a slight drizzle.
Well, the weathermen of Singapore is telling you to get used to it, at least for the next two weeks.
Not in the morning, though.
First 2 Weeks of 2021 is Going to be Rainy Again, Mostly In the Afternoon
According to the MSS, the cold, wet weather that we’ve been experiencing in December 2020 will extend to Jan 2021.
On the first week of the year, you can expect windy and cooler conditions with moderate to heavy showers over Singapore on two to three days due to the monsoon surge.
Over most days over the next two weeks, you should also be prepared for moderate thundery showers in the afternoon due to strong solar heating of land areas.
Some of them might even extend into the evening.
Expect large-scale heavy thundery showers on a few days as well.
Overall, the rainfall for the first two weeks of Jan 2021 is expected to be above average over most parts of the island.
In other words, if you’re still not used to bringing an umbrella with you when you’re out, now might be a good chance to get used to it.
You don’t want your lunch affair to be a wet one, do you?
On a side note, with that huge amount of rain, comes some good news too.
Expect Aircon Weather
For those who are sick and tired of hot and humid Singapore, I’ve got great news for you.
Due to the monsoon surge in early Jan 2021, you can also expect cooler daily temperatures between 22 °C and 31 °C on a few days.
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Temperatures for the other days, however, will range between 23 °C and 33 °C.
On one or two days, however, daily temperatures can still reach a maximum of 34 °C.
You’ve got to admit, the rainy forecast isn’t exactly an unwelcomed one, given how we’re not supposed to anyhowly go anywhere right now too.
Here, you can watch an expert explain it for yourself here:
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By the way, did you know that just recently, the rainy weather could’ve saved someone’s life? You can read more about that here.
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