What to expect in Singapore in March
March is a strong choice for Singapore: 31° / 25°, with manageable crowds at the big attractions and prices close to the yearly average.
Singapore weather in March
Typical conditions in Singapore during March, based on long-run climate normals rather than any single year. Treat it as a planning guide, not a forecast.
| Average high | 31°C 88°F |
|---|---|
| Average low | 25°C 77°F |
| Rainfall | Moderate 50/100 |
| How it feels | Hot — midday shade matters |
Average highs sit around 31°C with lows near 25°C. Rainfall is moderate; the odd shower is likely.
Crowds & demand
Crowd levels are Moderate for Singapore — manageable crowds at the big attractions.
Prices & value
Prices run mid-range this month: prices close to the yearly average.
What to pack
Lightweight, breathable clothes, strong sun protection and a refillable bottle — highs near 31°C make midday heat the main constraint.
What it costs
Costs in March sit around the yearly average for Singapore — neither a bargain nor a squeeze. Booking a few weeks out is usually enough. Compared with the most expensive month of the year, you are looking at roughly 38% less.
Who this month suits
- Travellers who want the most reliable weather
- Anyone travelling on a budget
Events & what’s on
No major festivals fall in March, so the destination feels like its everyday self.
Singapore in March compared with nearby months
If your dates are flexible by a few weeks, this is what shifting them actually buys you.
| Month | Temp | Crowds | Price | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | 30° / 24° | Moderate | $$ | 48 |
| February | 31° / 24° | High | $$ | 49 |
| March · This month | 31° / 25° | Moderate | $$ | 56 |
| April | 31° / 25° | Moderate | $$ | 55 |
| May | 32° / 25° | Moderate | $$ | 54 |
These months score higher for Singapore on the same blend of weather, crowds and price. Same destination, better odds.
Or go somewhere else in March
If the destination is negotiable but the month is not, these places are at their best in March.
Figures are climate normals and modelled estimates — a planning guide, not a forecast. We separate fact, estimate and recommendation. Updated August 2026
