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12:38 AM : Monday, August 9, 2010
Singapore's Climate
Hi! Sorry for not blogging for a really long time (kind of forgot about the blog), so I'm going to re-update this!

Singapore is only 1 degree north of the equator! So Singapore has a tropical climate, which is hot and wet, with no true distinct seasons.
Because of our location and maritime exposure, Singapore has a constant temperature, high humidity and rainfall.
The average annual rainfall is about 2370mm.
The minimum temperature is 23°C and the maximum temperature is 31°C.
June is the hottest month in Singapore, followed by May.

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