Social media is full of “winter weather” hashtags, and the rain and cold are all anybody can talk about right now. Why is there such fascination with Singapore’s weather?
That lit the touchpaper, triggering a stream of chatter about Singapore’sOpinion was divided. Some welcomed the cooler conditions, embracing the chance to snuggle up in a sweater and enjoy some natural air-conditioning at night.
But whatever side of the debate you find yourself on, one thing is clear; people can’t get enough of talking about Singapore’s cold and wet spells.broke rain records in Singapore It has felt like the rain has been pretty much endless in recent weeks and the stats back that feeling up. But as well as getting soaked, Singapore has also shivered. Well, as much as you can shiver in 21.1 degrees Celsius.Average temperatures have dropped and the long-sleeve options in the wardrobe have been dusted off.It’s all felt a little endless and I’ve even contemplated booking a holiday to the UK for some sun.
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