What’s really going on with Singapore’s monsoons? In simple terms, a monsoon is not a single storm but a seasonal wind pattern – and in our region, those winds bring dramatic shifts in rainfall.

Meteorologists have observed that unusually strong wind patterns and atmospheric disturbances have combined to push the monsoon front further north, enveloping Singapore in a thick curtain of rain.

Anomalies in wind patterns were equally strange ... Where does this leave us in terms of the monsoon for this year? The 2023 monsoon was normal despite the strong El Niño, attributed to the ...

Brunei has entered the inter-monsoon period, marking the transition between the northeast monsoon and the upcoming southwest ...

The far-reaching glow of bioluminescence has haunted sailors for centuries across the Indian Ocean. Now scientists believe ...