Flash flood on 29 Dec 2024. Source: PUB on Facebook &
PUB, Singapore’s National Water Agency, warned of potential flash floods from 10 Jan onwards.
Flash flood on 29 Dec 2024. Source: PUB on Facebook
The National Environment Agency stated that a monsoon surge is currently heading for Singapore.
Singaporeans can expect “moderate to heavy thundery showers” between Friday (10 Jan) and next Monday (13 Jan).
“Intense downpours may overwhelm our canals and drains temporarily, leading to flash floods,” PUB reported.
Flash flood on 29 Dec 2024. Source: @vivianhsu.ironv on Instagram
It encouraged the public to stay informed through PUB Flood Alerts on Telegram or by downloading the myENV app.
The public will have to adjust their weekend travel plans if needed.
PUB urged people to check their travel destinations for flood risk and to plan their routes accordingly.
Source: PUB on Facebook
“Do not walk into flooded areas. Moving waters above ankle height can cause you to fall.” It warned.
As for drivers, PUB informed them not to drive through flooded areas above kerb height
If a flooded area is absolutely unavoidable, cars should stay close to the middle lane and drive slowly, keeping engine speed constant by not braking.
Source: PUB on Facebook
For more information on how to act during floods, the public can access the Get Flood-Wise campaign website.
As a silver lining, the rainy weather will result in cool and windy conditions from Friday to Monday.
The daily minimum temperatures may dip to around 22°C in some places.
Those ‘escaping’ to Malaysia for the weekend should also be alert as the country will be hit with the same monsoon surge, according to local reports.
Also read: Taiwanese singer Vivian Hsu caught in Bukit Timah flood, says car was stuck on the road
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Featured image adapted from PUB on Facebook and @vivianhsu.ironv on Instagram.
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