Love it or hate it, the wet weather experienced over the Chinese New Year weekend is forecast to continue until the festivites...
is forecast to continue until the festivites end.
According to weather.com, thunderstorms are expected over Singapore for the next 10 days, with temperatures ranging from highs of 30 deg C to lows of 24 deg C. On Jan 16, the Meteorological Service Singapore said that rainy weather is expected to continue for the rest of January due to a surge in strong winds from monsoonal conditions.
In the fortnightly update, the weatherman said that temperatures in the second half of January would range between 24 deg C and 32 deg C on most days, and may reach a high of 33 deg C on a few days. It added that the monsoon surge would also result in lower daily temperatures, ranging between 22 deg C and 30 deg C on a few days.
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