Observed arrival · 2026-10-24
The Warming Red Dot
A daily Singapore climate page comparing recent temperatures with the historical record at Changi, with decade-by-decade charts and explanations.
- For
- Singapore readers tracking local heat and warm nights
- Worth noticing
- Its seasonal comparison uses a 15-day window around each date across 660 nights from 1982–2025, excluding the current year.
Field notes
Each date is compared with a 15-day window extending seven days either side, using 660 nights from 1982–2025; the current year is excluded. Readers can inspect decade counts and see how the page defines a warm-night run: consecutive nights above 27 °C, with a missing reading ending the run. Separate modules report wind averaged across 18 stations, rainfall, and monthly average highs. The project identifies itself as personal and independent, and directs forecast-seekers to Singapore’s meteorological service.
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