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Singapore is located in South Eastern Asia, just below Malaysia. It is mostly flat (about 50 feet or 15 meters above sea level), except in the center, where it stands 545 feet (166 meters)—about the height of a 44-story building.

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Singapore's climate is classified as Humid Tropical climate ( Köppen climate classification: Af), with no true distinct seasons. Its climate is characterized by uniform temperature and pressure, high humidity and abundant rainfall. With an average of 280 millimeters or 11 inches, the most precipitation falls in November. The driest month is February, as it only receives a fraction of rain (97 millimeters or 3.8 inches) comparable to the other months. Thus, it is almost always warm and wet.

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Singapore’s Maritime is exposed to the water, the climate is characterized by an uniform temperature and pressure. The humidity is high and there is abundant rainfall.
The temperature there ranges from 25 to 31 degrees Celsius.

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Sunlight Exposure: The sun in Singapore rises at 6:46 exactly in the morning and sets at 18:50 indicating that there’s sun light for twelve hours in a day. More exposure to sunlight means more heat.

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The island lies within 15 meters of sea level, and its climate is influenced by the sea and its geographical location. The proximity of the sea has a moderating influence on its climate.

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Terrain:Most of Singapore is flat with gently undulating(wavy or curvatious) central plateau, with water catchment area (water drainage area) and natural preserve. Nearly two-thirds of the main island is less than 50 feet above sea level which influences the amount of heat it gets.