Best time to visit Singapore

Singapore is represented here by Singapore (1.3°, 103.9°). The NASA POWER daily series for 2001–2020 gives that city an equatorial climate that stays hot and wet, 2368 mm of rain a year, and a 2.0°C swing between the coolest and warmest monthly averages.

Every city we list in Singapore falls in an equatorial climate that stays hot and wet.

Climate in Singapore

Singapore is hottest in May (average 28.3°C) and coolest in January (26.3°C). Rain is spread through the year, peaking in December at 301 mm.

Open the Singapore page for the month-by-month table, the temperature–rainfall chart, and the scoring notes.

Best months by region

Singapore: typical hottest-month average 28.3°C and about 2368 mm of rain a year. Best-scoring months — Singapore (December, January, and February).

Singapore in Singapore

Singapore sits at 1.29°, 103.85°. It is an equatorial climate that stays hot and wet. May is the warmest month at 28.3°C (high 30.3°C); January is the coolest at 26.3°C (low 24.1°C). The gap between those monthly averages is 2.0°C.

Rain falls in every month; the year still totals 2368 mm. The three highest-scoring months for a visit are December, January, and February. That ranking uses the same 22°C / low-rain / 60% humidity score as the city pages. Population in the GeoNames record is 5,638,700. The wettest month is December (301 mm, 26 days with at least 1 mm); the driest is February (103 mm).