🇸🇬 Singapore vs 🇦🇺 Sydney

Weather Comparison

Current Weather Right Now

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Singapore

broken clouds

81°F

Broken Clouds

Feels like 87°F

H 83°F / L 80°F

Humidity: 81%

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Sydney

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68°F

Broken Clouds

Feels like 68°F

H 69°F / L 65°F

Humidity: 83%

Climate Overview

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Singapore

Tropical rainforest — hot and humid year-round, no distinct seasons

Best monthsFebruary, March, July, August
AvoidNovember, December, January (northeast monsoon, heavy rain)
Annual rain93 inches (2,365 mm)

Singapore is hot, humid, and rainy every month. There are no real seasons — just variations in monsoon intensity. The northeast monsoon (November–January) brings the most consistent rain; the inter-monsoon periods (April–May, October) bring heavy afternoon thunderstorms.

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Sydney

Humid subtropical — warm summers, mild winters, year-round sunshine

Best monthsSeptember, October, November, March, April
AvoidJanuary, February (heat waves), July (coolest and grey)
Annual rain48 inches (1,217 mm)

Sydney enjoys one of the world's best climates. Summers are warm with beach weather; winters are mild enough for outdoor activities. The city is split between coastal suburbs (cooled by sea breezes) and inland western suburbs (dramatically hotter in summer).

Seasonal Comparison

Season🇸🇬 Singapore🇦🇺 Sydney
Spring

60–73°F

September–November

Summer

72–82°F

December–February

Fall

62–75°F

March–May

Winter

50–63°F

June–August

Singapore vs Sydney: Frequently Asked Questions

Does Singapore or Sydney have better weather?

Singapore and Sydney have very different climates. Tropical rainforest — hot and humid year-round, no distinct seasons Sydney: Humid subtropical — warm summers, mild winters, year-round sunshine. The best city depends on your preferred season and temperature range.

When is the best time to visit Singapore vs Sydney?

Best time for Singapore: February, March, July, August. Best time for Sydney: September, October, November, March, April.

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