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From my experience, it's still hot as balls at night. The only deliberate activity I did outside in SG at any time of day was to go find air conditioning insid
by inferiorhuman 9y ago
From my experience, it's still hot as balls at night. The only deliberate activity I did outside in SG at any time of day was to go find air conditioning inside. Of course I'm American, not Singaporean.
- eru 9y agoI found Singaporean nights quite nice and mild. I'm German and used to much colder temperatures, but the 25 degrees Celsius at night and a mild breeze where quite bearable for leisurely strolls and even working out.
- inferiorhuman 9y agoMy experience was closer to 30 degrees by 9pm which when combined with that humidity was just awful. After a rain it gets pretty nice at night though. The Singaporeans and Malaysians I know mostly tend to be heavier than Asian friends and acquaintances from other countries. Dunno if the stats bear that out or if I'm just an outlier. Likewise, I don't think that the climate is so different than other nearby countries, but the food is. Tons of fried, oily, greasy carbs. It's absolutely delicious, but you can feel your arteries slamming shut just looking at half of the things you'd get in a hawker centre.
- eru 9y agoI love hawker centre food. Especially the uber greasy char kway teow. I mostly hung out with locals, and they didn't seem to be on the chubbier side. But I didn't make formal statistical comparisons with people from elsewhere in south east asia. Once the sun's down, I didn't mind the weather one bit. I just avoided going out during the day. It's a great place for barefoot running, and midnight shopping.