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WEATHER OUTLOOK FOR SINGAPORE
16 - 31 March 2010
[ Review | Weather Outlook | Statistics ]
REVIEW 1 - 14 March 2010
During the first two weeks of March 2010, Singapore experienced more rainfall and cooler temperatures as compared to February 2010. The several days of mostly afternoon showers helped to bring some respite to the dry and warm February 2010 weather conditions.
During this review period, about two-thirds of Singapore experienced below average rainfall. The highest rainf
all of 125mm to 140mm (50% to 70% above average) was recorded in the central parts of Singapore around Pierce Reservoir. Rainfall was lowest i
n the eastern parts of the island around Tampines where 25mm to 40mm (50% to 70% below average) was recorded.
Weather Outlook: 16 - 31 March 2010
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For the next fortnight, Singapore and the surrounding region can expect an increase in shower activities towards late March as we approach the Inter-monsoon season. The low level winds should continue to blow from the northeast and gradually weaken to light and variable towards the end of March.
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During this period, short-duration showers with thunder are expected on 4 to 5 days, mostly in the afternoon.
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The rainfall for March 2010 is expected to be slightly below average for most parts of Singapore.
Statistics For March
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184.5 mm |
Highest rainfall ever recorded
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528.3 mm (1913) |
Lowest rainfall ever recorded
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18.5 mm (1912) |
Average number of raindays
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14 |
Average daily maximum temperature
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31.5 |
Average daily minimum temperature
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23.9 |
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