The Meteorological Service Singapore forecasts continued thundery showers across Singapore during the second half of November, with potential for afternoon showers to extend into the evenings and the possibility of Sumatra squalls bringing gusty winds. Total rainfall is expected to be above average, with warm temperatures. Inter-monsoon conditions are currently in place, with the northeast monsoon expected to set in by the end of November.
The Meteorological Service Singapore announced on Monday, November 17th, that Singapore can expect thundery showers to persist throughout the second half of November. These showers are anticipated to predominantly occur in the afternoons across various parts of the island, with the possibility of extending into the evenings on certain days.
Residents should also be prepared for the potential impact of Sumatra squalls, which may bring widespread thundery showers and gusty winds during some mornings. The forecast indicates that the total rainfall for this period is likely to be above average across most of Singapore. Despite the increased rainfall, the daily maximum temperatures are predicted to remain relatively warm, fluctuating between 32 degrees Celsius and 33 degrees Celsius on the majority of days. There are, however, possibilities for temperatures to reach slightly above 34 degrees Celsius on a few isolated days. A stark reminder of the prevailing warmth was evident on November 1st, when the highest temperature recorded reached a high of 36 degrees Celsius. Furthermore, on November 16th, the island experienced widespread moderate to heavy thundery showers throughout many areas in the late morning and afternoon. The culmination of this rainfall resulted in a total accumulation of 101.8mm, which represents the highest rainfall recorded for the first half of November. This significant amount of precipitation was observed around Pulau Semakau. It is advisable for residents to stay updated with weather advisories and take necessary precautions to ensure their safety and well-being during this period of inclement weather, including carrying umbrellas, postponing outdoor activities if necessary, and staying informed through official channels like the Meteorological Service Singapore
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