East Singapore
Paya Lebar weather
East-central. Historic site of Singapore's lowest recorded temperature (19.4°C in 1934).
How rain usually arrives here
Paya Lebar holds the national low of 19.4°C, recorded in 1934. That is climate history, not a forecast. Today it is an east-central corridor town: inland enough for afternoon storms, east enough to miss some western squalls.
Use the 50 km radar for afternoon cells drifting east, and the 480 km view in December for surge bands over the South China Sea.
East Singapore
The east coast is the drier side of the long-term rainfall map. Northeast monsoon winds are more obvious here. Squalls that soak Jurong at 6am often arrive weaker, or miss this side entirely.