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17:11 · PUB FLASH FLOOD ALERTKing's Road floods 56 minutes after the gauge at Sunset Way hit 158.4 mm/h.Watch it build

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258mm/h, the fiercest burst (1 Dec 2025)
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One afternoon · Tue 22 Sep 2026

Three hours that put two roads under water.

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Lightning strikes clustered over western Singapore as the storm forms
14:40

The sky lights up

13,451 lightning strikes in the ten minutes from 14:40. 101,407 that day in all.

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The heaviest rain over central Singapore, canals glowing white
16:15

158.4 mm/h at Sunset Way

The day’s fiercest burst. Canals under the heaviest rain glow as they run full; 51.9 mm falls across the island.

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Flash flood alert tags on the map near Bukit Timah
17:11

King's Road floods

PUB raises a flash flood alert, then Coronation Road 4 minutes later. All clear by 17:37.

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