What's the Weather like in Singapore in February
Rainfall
Even though February is still technically part of the northeast monsoon season, the rainfall amounts drop significantly this month in Singapore compared to January. February sees a relatively low 165 mm of rainfall, compared to the 238 mm that fell the previous month.
That amount of rain falls over 13 days in the month, so you'll still get numerous rainy days during your stay. The chance of rain on any given day is 40 percent. Even if you do get all rainy days during your stay, you can still enjoy the numerous indoor activities, restaurants and shopping.
Temperature
The average daily temperature stays consistent at 27°C (about 82°F), nice and warm without much humidity yet, compared to March, which has an average temperature of around 27°C (around 81°F). The lows at night can drop down to 24°C (around 75°F), a welcome respite from the heat of the day.
During the warmest part of the day, the highs jump up to 31°C (about 88°F). Take advantage of the warm temperatures and lower humidity and check out the nearby rain forests or explore the tallest hill on the island, Bukit Timah.
The average high is still warm but not as hot as it has been, topping out at 30°C (about 86°F). Even with the drop in average and high temperatures, you'll still want to pack the warm-weather clothing like short-sleeved shirts and shorts.
Average Sea Temperature
The temperature of the Java Sea stays consistent, averaging 28°C (about 82°F). If you're lucky enough to get a sunny day, head down to the beach and spend some time in the water.
Average Sunshine Hours
Like nearby Malaysia, the area sees around eight hours of sunshine each day, plenty of time to be outside to soak up the warm temperatures, if you can avoid the rain drops. The chance of a cloudy day is 80 percent.
You can check the weather forecast here.
Singapore Hotels for February
Regent Singapore
Providing the level of service guests expect from a Four Seasons property, the Regent Singapore offers luxurious accommodations and helpful amenities. The hotel is conveniently located just minutes from Orchard Road and the Botanical Gardens. With 440 rooms, including 46 suites, the hotel strives to make each guest feel like the most important person staying there. All of the rooms come with plush bedding and stocked mini bar and some have private balconies.
Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel
When you stay at the Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel, you'll be treated to the same high level of service you'd expect from a Marriott property. The five-star property boasts a large outdoor swimming pool with cabanas to enjoy the warm February air, five restaurants and bars, and The Retreat Spa with a wide variety of services.
All the rooms have flat screen televisions, views of the city and luxurious bathrooms with rain head showers, high-end products and separate vanities.
Grand Hyatt Singapore
The Grand Hyatt Singapore has 677 guest rooms right in the heart of the city, near the business and shopping districts. Opt for one of the comfortable standard rooms, or upgrade to a suite with lots of extra space.
You can also choose a room on the Grand Club Lounge floor and get access to the lounge with free breakfast, all-day snacks and evening cocktails. Hotel amenities include swimming pool, tennis courts, on-site restaurant and bar, and 24-hour gym.
Beaches in Singapore for February
Noodin and Mamam Beach
An island just off the southern coast of Singapore, Pulau Ubin has two beaches, Noordin and Mamam. Unfortunately, Noordin Beach is closed because of erosion, but you can still access Mamam Beach. Mamam has benches and tables for a picnic, as well as toilets for your convenience. The sea is plenty warm in February for swimming, with an average temperature of 28°C (about 82°F).
Bars and Restaurants
Ce La Vi Restaurant
When you visit the Ce La Vi Restaurant, you can start with pre-dinner drinks and finish at the club lounge, with dinner in between. Found at the top of the Marina Bay Sands, the restaurant and Skybar offer sweeping panoramic views of the city. The restaurant is multi-tiered, so there's not a bad seat in the house. Each night, the club gets thumping with local and nationally-known DJs spinning the tunes until late.
Edge
Billed as a "food theater", Edge invokes the feel of an old-school street food market with its seven kitchens. All of the kitchens are open, so you can see the chefs expertly preparing your dishes. The food is inspired by cuisines from around the world, including Japanese, Indian, Thai, Chinese and Malay. If all the choices are too overwhelming, you can opt for the restaurant's set lunch and dinner menus, with a selection of favourites.
Things to do in Singapore in February
Arab Street
A melting pot of a variety of nationalities and cultures, Arab Street is where you'll find everything from handwoven Persian rugs to leather goods to exotic smelling perfumes. You'll also find jewelry, clothing and other handmade goods to take home as souvenirs.
Fort Canning Park
Full of military history, Fort Canning Park sits high on a hill in the city, inviting guests to enjoy the open green spaces on a warm February day. During the day, take a guided tour of the park that speaks to the storied history and military influence.
On the park's website, you'll find self-guided tours too, if you'd rather explore on your own. Throughout the year, the park plays hosts to a variety of events such as Shakespeare in the Park, Ballet Under the Stars and Films at the Fort.
Singapore Butterfly Garden
The first ever butterfly garden in an airport, the Singapore Butterfly Garden is located at the Changi Airport. Found in the Departures Transit Lounge on Levels 2 and 3, the garden has over 1,000 butterflies. Depending on the time of the year, you'll see as many as 40 different species of butterflies. The garden also has a six-meter-tall grotto waterfall and a wide variety of flowers and fauna.
