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UV climate of Singapore: overview

Singapore stretches from 1.2747° to 1.4508° latitude (Northern hemisphere), so UV conditions differ a lot from region to region. The clear-sky UV index reaches ≈ 10.8 in Anak Bukit (peak in March), while in Yishun New Town the yearly maximum is only ≈ 10.8.

UV index by month by climate zone

ZoneCitiesJFMAMJJASONDPeak
Equatorial65 9.9 10.4 10.8 10.7 10.3 10 10.1 10.5 10.8 10.7 10.3 9.9 10.8

Calculated clear-sky noon peaks at the average latitude of each zone. In the equatorial belt the UV stays high all year round, with two maxima around the equinoxes. Real values vary with clouds, altitude and ozone.

Sunniest cities in Singapore (highest UV)

Anak Bukit · 10.8 in March Ang Mo Kio New Town · 10.8 in March Bangkit · 10.8 in March Bedok New Town · 10.8 in March Bishan New Town · 10.8 in March

Cities with the mildest sun

Yishun New Town · max 10.8 Yio Chu Kang · max 10.8 Yew Tee · max 10.8 Woodlands · max 10.8 Ulu Bedok · max 10.8

When do you need SPF in Singapore?

Using Singapore as a reference: the UV index reaches 6+ in January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November and December. In the sunniest zones (see table) SPF 30–50+ is needed almost year-round; in the mildest — only in late spring and summer.

FAQ: UV index in Singapore

What is the highest UV index in Singapore?

The calculated clear-sky maximum is ≈ 10.8 — in Anak Bukit around March. Values above this occur only near the equator and in high mountains.

Which city in Singapore is the sunniest?

Anak Bukit (peak ≈ 10.8), followed by Ang Mo Kio New Town and Bangkit. The mildest sun is in Yishun New Town (max ≈ 10.8).

When is SPF needed in Singapore?

In Singapore and similar latitudes the UV reaches 6+ in January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November and December: use SPF 30–50+ on sunny days. Protection is advised from UV 3.

Is UV 11+ possible in Singapore?

No — the local maximum is ≈ 10.8. UV 11+ occurs only near the equator, in deserts and high mountains.