You’ll have noted many humid days in recent times, even if occasional showers came about.
Thankfully, we can expect more thundery showers in the coming fortnight as we herald a new month.
Temperatures should range between 24°C and 33ºC, with a few warm days expected in the 1st week of Jul.
The Meteorological Service Singapore (MSS) said on Thursday (1 Jul) that there should be more thundery showers over the 1st half of Jul.
This is due to prevailing Southwest Monsoon conditions forecast to persist over Singapore and the surrounding region.
The thundery showers should be of short duration, mostly between the morning and early afternoon.
Sumatra squalls may be brought over thanks to prevailing winds, bringing widespread thundery showers and gusty winds. Praise the rain down in Singapore.
You should get a good night’s sleep during these times, as they’re forecast between the predawn hours and morning.
Most days of the 2nd part of the month’s 1st half should see short-duration thundery showers.
Overall, the rainfall for the first half of Jul is expected to be “near normal” over most parts of the island, MSS said.
Temperatures between 24°C and 33ºC are expected, with a few warm days to reach about 34ºC.
Let’s hope these days are few and far between.
Meanwhile, some nights will be warm and humid due to prevailing winds blowing humid air.
On 29 Jun, there was a spell of thundery showers in the morning, afternoon, then night again.
Pasir Panjang recorded 134.4mm of rainfall that day — highest daily total in Jun 2021.
You’ll have felt it, but here’s some confirmation — on 17 days in Jun, the daily max temperature exceeded 34°C.
Both 13 and 29 Jun had a temperature of 22.1°C, the lowest monthly.
Warm nights are not great for anyone, but there’s every hope that more gusty winds will bring about chillier nights.
You’ll still find some nights where you’ll sweat after getting out of the shower, though.
We can’t always have nice things, perhaps. But we can definitely look forward to more showers this 1st half of Jul.
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