March 11 2023 weather

31
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31°C max day temperature
6 hours of sunshine per day
13
13 days with some rainfall
23
23°C min night temperature
12
12 hours of daylight per day
VH
Very High heat & humidity
198
198 mm of monthly rainfall
11
11+ (Extreme) UV index
28
28°C sea temperature

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The March weather guide for Singapore shows long term weather averages processed from data supplied by CRU (University of East Anglia), the Met Office & the Netherlands Meteorological Institute. Find out more about our data sources.

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How hot is it in Singapore in March?

Daytime temperatures usually reach 31°C in Singapore in March with very high heat and humidity, falling to 23°C at night.

How sunny is it in Singapore in March?

There are normally 6 hours of bright sunshine each day in Singapore in March - that's 52% of daylight hours.

How warm is the sea around Singapore in March?

The average sea temperature around Singapore in March is 28°C.

Does it rain in Singapore in March?

There are usually 13 days with some rain in Singapore in March and the average monthly rainfall is 198mm.

Singapore March sunrise & sunset times

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Born

Joseph Priestley (scientist) – 1733
Abigail Fillmore (U.S. First Lady) – 1798
Percival Lowell (astronomer) – 1855
Hugo Wolf (composer) – 1860
Janet Flanner (journalist) – 1892
Sammy Kaye (bandleader) – 1910
L. Ron Hubbard (author) – 1911
Douglas Rain (Canadian actor) – 1928
Neil Sedaka (singer) – 1939
William H. Macy (actor) – 1950
Deborah Raffin (actress) – 1953
Adam Clayton (bass guitarist for U2) – 1960
Annabeth Gish (actress) – 1971
Coco Gauff (tennis player ) – 2004

Died

Benjamin Harrison (23rd U.S. president) – 1901
Susan B. Anthony (American social reformer ) – 1906
Bruno Bettelheim (child psychologist) – 1990
Maureen Stapleton (actress) – 2006
Robert C. Baker (founded Cornell University’s Institute of Food Science and Marketing. He was responsible for many innovations including chicken nuggets and chicken hot dogs) – 2006
Peter Tomarken (game show host) – 2006
William Hurt (actor ) – 2022

Events

Harvard University was named for clergyman John Harvard– 1639
Halley’s Comet reached perihelion– 1759
The planet Uranus was discovered by English astronomer Sir William Herschel– 1781
First political cartoon depicting Uncle Sam” published”– 1852
Confederate Congress agreed on the recruitment of slaves into the army (U.S. Civil War)– 1865
Chester Greenwood patented earmuffs– 1877
Eadweard Muybridge’s Zoopraxiscope, an early movie projector, debuted in London– 1882
Tennessee banned teaching evolution– 1925
The discovery of Pluto, the ninth planet, was officially announced on this date, which was Percival Lowell’s birthday. Lowell was founder of Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, Arizona, where Clyde W. Tombaugh discovered Pluto on February 18, 1930. (Much later, Pluto’s planet designation changed!)– 1930
Hitler took formal possession of Vienna (WWII)– 1938
The Viet Minh began a successful siege of the French-held Dien Bien Phu in Vietnam– 1954
Oil discovered in Prudhoe Bay in Alaska– 1968
U.S. Apollo 9 splashed down in the Atlantic Ocean after a 10-day flight testing the lunar module– 1969
The Common Market officially inaugurated the new European Monetary System– 1979
Irving King Jordan, Jr., became the first deaf president of Gallaudet University– 1988
Solar flare caused power grid failure of Hydro-Quebec in Canada– 1989
Moscow’s newspaper, Pravda, announced that it was suspending publication– 1992
UFOs seen over Arizona, Nevada, and Sonora, Mexico– 1997
For 15 minutes, Luciano Pavarotti took in bravos after the night’s performance of Tosca at the Metropolitan Opera. It was his final night of staged opera; the end of a career that began 43 years earlier. It was the biggest farewell ovation at the Met since soprano Leonie Rysanek said goodbye in January 1996.– 2004
Twenty-five year old Dallas Seavey became the youngest winner of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race– 2012
Roman Catholic cardinals elected the church’s first South American leader, Argentine Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio. He took the name Pope Francis I.– 2013

Weather

Three-day blizzard, Saratoga, New York, 58 inches snow– 1888
Seventy-three inches of snow depth at Woodstock, Vermont– 1963
Blizzard in Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine dumped 3 feet of snow– 1984
High of 83 degrees F in New York City– 1990
East coast blizzard dumped heavy snow: 25 inches in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; 27 inches in Albany, New York; and 13 inches in Birmingham, Alabama– 1993

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