By Harry Nara · Last updated
Singapore Month by Month
| Month | Temperature | Rainy Days | Crowds | Budget / Day | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | 24–31°C | 13 days | Moderate | $80–170 | CNY Visitors |
| February Best | 25–32°C | 9 days | Moderate | $80–170 | First-Time Visitors |
| March Best | 25–32°C | 12 days | Moderate | $80–170 | Garden Lovers |
| April Best | 25–34°C | 15 days | Moderate | $60–390 | Heat-Tolerant Food & Arts Visitors |
| May | 26–32°C | 14 days | Moderate | $60–390 | Arts & Culture Lovers |
| June | 25–33°C | 13 days | Medium-High | $70–2,500+ | Dragon Boats, Families & Hawker Lovers |
| July | 25–32°C | 13 days | High | $80–180 | Foodies |
| August | 25–31°C | 14 days | High | $80–180 | Festival Visitors |
| September | 25–32°C | 13 days | High | $90–250 | F1 & Festival Fans |
| October | 24–32°C | 14 days | High | $60–4,000+ | F1 Fans & Deepavali Light Seekers |
| November | 25–31°C | 19 days | Moderate | $80–170 | Value Seekers |
| December | 24–31°C | 19 days | High | $90–200 | Festive Lights & NYE |
Singapore’s equatorial location means consistent heat year-round, but rainfall patterns create a dry season (February–April) and a wetter season peaking in November–January. The difference affects outdoor plans and festival timing more than temperature.
Seasonal Guides
Dry Season
February – October
Best for First-Time Visitors. 25–32°C, Moderate crowds.
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Wet Season
November – January
Best for Festive-Lights Lovers. 24–31°C, Moderate crowds.
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