Sitting just a degree north of the equator, Singapore doesn't really do seasons — it does heat, humidity and rain, in varying proportions, all year round. Temperatures barely shift off 27–31°C whatever month you land in, so the real question isn't "will it be hot?" but "how wet will it be?" The Northeast Monsoon (November to January) brings the heaviest, longest downpours of the year, whilst February to April is your sweet spot — drier, sunnier and altogether more forgiving on an outdoor itinerary. February in particular is the driest month of the lot, so pack a sun hat rather than an umbrella. Come the middle of the year, the Southwest Monsoon (June to September) settles in with noticeably less rain, making it a comfortable stretch for wandering Gardens by the Bay or working your way through a hawker centre menu, plate by plate — though the occasional regional haze can drift in and blur the skyline, so it's worth a quick check before you book. Rain, when it does arrive, is rarely the day-ruining sort: storms tend to be short, sharp and dramatic rather than prolonged.
Wet Season — a good time to visit
With the Monsoon in full swing, expect heavy, daily rainfall.
Dry Season — one of the best times to visit
Singapore doesn't really have a 'dry' season, but with the first Monsoon over, this month sees a big drop in rainfall.
Dry Season — one of the best times to visit
Lower average rainfall make this a good time to explore the Lion City.
Dry Season — one of the best times to visit
Lower average rainfall make this a good time to explore the Lion City.
Dry Season — one of the best times to visit
Lower average rainfall make this a good time to explore the Lion City.
Dry Season — one of the best times to visit
Lower average rainfall make this a good time to explore the Lion City.
Dry Season — one of the best times to visit
Lower average rainfall make this a good time to explore the Lion City.
Dry Season — one of the best times to visit
There's lots of rain at this time of year, but showers and thunderstorms tend to be shorter than during the first Monsoon.
Wet Season — a good time to visit
There's lots of rain at this time of year, but showers and thunderstorms tend to be shorter than during the first Monsoon.
Wet Season — a good time to visit
The inter-monsoon season brings slightly lower rainfall and an increase in temperatures.
Wet Season — a good time to visit
With the arrival of Singapore's first Monsoon, expect heavier, more frequent rainfall.
Wet Season — a good time to visit
With the Monsoon in full swing, expect heavy, daily rainfall.
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