Weekly Weather Forecast: Singapore's Dry Weekend, Wetter Midweek

Dry, Sunny Spell Opens the Week's Outlook

Singapore's week opens dry under high pressure before turning wetter midweek. The high kept Central, Jurong West, and Sengkang at 32°C with light rain on October 16 (Friday), while Changi stayed cooler near 30°C and Woodlands saw heavier showers. It stayed nearby on the 17th (Saturday), when Changi, Jurong West, Sengkang, and Woodlands turned mostly dry near 20 percent, though Central kept a 50 percent rain chance. As the low-pressure system behind recent rain moved northeast on the 18th (Sunday), Central, Changi, and Jurong West turned sunny near 10 percent, while Sengkang and Woodlands held higher chances.

Showers Build Again Monday and Tuesday

After a dry weekend, Singapore turns wetter through midweek, with scattered rain returning Monday and Tuesday ahead of the week's heaviest rain. A high-pressure system sits nearby again, bringing a mix of sun and rain rather than steady downpours. Central, Jurong West, Sengkang, and Woodlands each see a 50 percent rain chance on October 19 (Monday), with highs near 32-33°C, while Changi stays cooler near 30°C with similar odds. The high stays almost stationary on the 20th (Tuesday), keeping Central, Changi, Sengkang, and Woodlands at a continued 50 percent chance, while Jurong West turns driest near 20 percent under lighter cloud.

Wettest Stretch Arrives Wednesday, Thursday

The week's wettest stretch arrives Wednesday and Thursday, as rain chances climb to 60-70 percent across every town. Sengkang and Woodlands see the highest chances, reaching 70 percent with rain dominant on October 21 (Wednesday), while Central, Changi, and Jurong West hold a lower 60 percent chance with sunnier breaks. On the 22nd (Thursday), Central and Woodlands rise to 70 percent with rain again dominant, while Changi, Jurong West, and Sengkang hold at 60 percent with occasional sun. Highs stay warm at 32-33°C, with Changi slightly cooler near 30°C.