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Air-con temps around 25°C enjoyed across S'pore a day after crazy hot 35.8°C logged
Summary by The Singapore Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Gawain Pek , as published by Mothership
· September 27, 2026
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"Yesterday so hot, today so cold." That's probably what many Singaporeans were thinking as they went about their weekend. And the mercury confirms it. One day after Singapore recorded the highest joint daily September temperature since record-keeping began in 1929, Singapore was cool and wet on S...
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Key points One day after Singapore recorded the highest joint daily September temperature since record-keeping began in 1929, Singapore was cool and wet on S... " That's probably what many Singaporeans were thinking as they went about their weekend.
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