Why is the weather so hot in Singapore?

Singapore is located in the tropics. Relatively speaking, the annual temperature changes little, the rainfall is abundant, the air humidity is high, the climate is warm and humid, the annual average temperature is between 23-3 1℃, and the temperature difference is very small. Therefore, Singapore is a paradise for people who like sunbathing, swimming, sailing and other water sports. People who hate the scorching sun will not suffer, because almost all shops, hotels, office buildings and restaurants in Singapore are equipped with air conditioners.

It rains all year round in Singapore, but the rainfall is the most from June 165438+ 10 to the following year 1 month. Relatively speaking, June-August is relatively dry.

Daily average temperature: 26.7℃;

Maximum daily average temperature: 30.8℃;

Minimum daily average temperature: 23.9℃;

Coldest month: 65438+February to 65438+ 10;

Hottest month: May to July;

Annual rainfall: 2353 mm;

Daily average relative humidity: 84.3%;

Daily average humidity: 60% to 90%.

Singapore has two different monsoon seasons, from 65438+February to March of the following year, the northeast monsoon blows, which is quite humid; From June to September, southwest monsoon is the driest. These two monsoon periods are separated by alternate months of monsoon, that is, April to May,165438+1October to 65438+February. In the month when the monsoon alternates, the ground wind is weak and changeable, and the sun is very hot, resulting in showers and thunderstorms all over the island from afternoon to night.