With temperatures reaching 34°C, the heat index feels much hotter as Singapore experiences a sweltering afternoon.
On May 10, Singaporeans endured an unusually hot afternoon, with the temperature soaring to 34°C at 3 PM, though the skies remained partially cloudy. Despite the relatively modest temperature reading, the heat index—the apparent temperature considering humidity—felt like a scorching 42°C, making the day feel much hotter.
The intense heat has prompted health advisories to stay hydrated and avoid excessive exposure to the sun. Experts urge the public to drink plenty of water to prevent heat-related illnesses during this sweltering period.
