Bangkok vs Singapore weather, all year round

Both Bangkok and Singapore's most comfortable months are January, February and December. There is no month when both score 70 or more out of 100.

Both cities have their most comfortable month in January. The least comfortable month is May for both.

The lead in comfort score changes hands during the year: Singapore from mid April to early November, then Bangkok from mid November to mid April.

Bangkok's comfort score is 6 points higher than Singapore's (41/100 against 36/100).

Bangkok's average temperature is 1.0°C higher than Singapore's (28.4°C against 27.4°C).

Bangkok's hottest month is April, Singapore's is May. The coolest month is January for both.

Bangkok's average daytime high is 2.4°C higher than Singapore's (32.7°C against 30.2°C).

Bangkok and Singapore are about the same for average nighttime low (25.0°C against 25.1°C).

Bangkok gets 63% more days above 30°C (86°F) than Singapore (337 days against 206 days).

Neither city has any days below freezing to speak of.

Bangkok's average feels-like temperature is 0.8°C higher than Singapore's (32.9°C against 32.1°C).

Bangkok's hottest feeling month is April, Singapore's is May. The coolest feeling month is January for both.

The lead in average feels-like temperature changes hands during the year: Bangkok from early February to early November, then Singapore from mid November to early February.

Bangkok's humidity is 8 points lower than Singapore's (73% against 82%).

Bangkok's most humid month is September, Singapore's is January. The driest month is January in Bangkok and July in Singapore.

Bangkok gets 10% fewer muggy days than Singapore (327 days against 365 days).

Bangkok gets 29% less rainfall than Singapore (1678 mm against 2362 mm).

Bangkok gets 30% fewer rainy days than Singapore (195 days against 277 days).

Bangkok's wettest month is September, Singapore's is January. The driest month is January in Bangkok and February in Singapore.

The lead in rainfall changes hands during the year: Bangkok from mid May to early November, then Singapore from early November to early May.

Bangkok and Singapore are about the same for sunshine (3503 h against 3546 h).

Bangkok's sunniest month is April, Singapore's is July. The dullest month is July in Bangkok and January in Singapore.

The lead in sunshine changes hands during the year: Singapore from early June to early November, then Bangkok from mid November to late May.

Bangkok gets 16% less wind than Singapore (14 km/h against 17 km/h).

Neither city has any windy days to speak of.

Bangkok's windiest month is April, Singapore's is February. The calmest month is December in Bangkok and April in Singapore.

Neither city has any snowfall to speak of.

Bangkok and Singapore are about the same for daylight (12 h against 12 h).

The lead in daylight changes hands during the year: Bangkok from early May to early November, then Singapore from early November to early May.