Singapore to face more extreme weather amid climate change, says report


SINGAPORE (Xinhua): Scorching heat, extreme rainfall, and rising sea levels will bring growing challenges to Singapore if climate change intensifies, according to a report issued by the Centre for Climate Research Singapore reported on Friday.

The "Third National Climate Change Study" of Singapore shows that the city-state is expected to become warmer, with its annual mean temperatures rising to 0.55 degrees Celsius per decade by the end of the century under the high emission scenario.

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