Singapore records joint highest September temperature at Woodlands

Singapore's Woodlands district registered a joint peak temperature for September when the mercury climbed to 35.8 degrees Celsius on September 26, according to data from the National Environment Agency.

The reading at the Woodlands Avenue 9 Climate Station matched the highest temperature recorded during the month at that location. The NEA continuously monitors temperature variations across Singapore's weather stations to track climate patterns and thermal fluctuations.

September typically marks the transition between monsoon seasons in Singapore, a period often characterised by warm and humid conditions. The agency's climate monitoring stations provide crucial data for understanding seasonal temperature trends and informing weather forecasting across the region.

The recorded temperature aligns with typical September conditions experienced across the island, though such elevated readings underscore the importance of monitoring thermal trends during seasonal transitions.