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Over the last few days, it's been raining in Singapore. A lot. Usually, December is the wet month before January resets everything, and we're back to tropical heat. This year, it's been different. Instead, we've been getting varying intensities of rain, and it's non-stop. At night, the rain has created a kind of winter wonderland in Singapore, with temperatures dropping to just 20 degrees.
Now, calling that winter sounds ridiculous to someone in the UK, where they're having sub-zero weather, even in the south. But for us, just north of the equator, 20 degrees Celsius at night means it's time to pull out a sweater and wrap up. Aside from the apparent benefits of watering plants and filling reservoirs, the upshot is that continuous rain is nature's free sonic therapy.
I've made this episode an hour long, so it's long enough for you to use as sleep therapy. There's no wrap-up at the end of the episode. It just fades over a minute to silence. So bookmark this episode when you need assistance for a good night's sleep. I've added some info about the benefits of constant noise for better sleep in the show notes. Catch you on the next app.