[Update, Jan 9] SINGAPORE - Moderate to heavy thundery showers&nbsp;<a href="http://www.nea.gov.sg/weather-climate/weather-information/rain-areas" target="_blank">fell over many parts of Singapore</a>&nbsp;on Monday morning (Jan 8), causing flash floods in several areas.

A lift that was shown in a viral video overflowing with rainwater had been inundated with water due to a choked gully, the Tampines Town Council said on Monday night (Jan 8).

<a href="http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/waterfall-in-tampines-lift-was-due-to-choked-gully-town-council" target="_blank">Read the full story here.</a>

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&gt;&gt; <a href="http://www.asiaone.com/singapore/flooding-reported-9-locations-eastern-singapore-pub" target="_blank">Flooding reported at 9 locations in eastern Singapore</a>

&gt;&gt;&nbsp;<a href="http://www.asiaone.com/singapore/vehicles-stuck-flash-floods-hit-several-parts-singapore" target="_blank">Vehicles stuck in flash floods that hit several parts of Singapore</a>

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A woman pushing a car on a flooded road on Jan 8. Moderate to heavy thundery showers fell over many parts of Singapore on Monday morning (Jan 8), causing flash floods in several areas.  Photo: Twitter/SyncPositive 

A man making light of the situation on Jan 8. 

Flooding was reported at 9 areas in eastern Singapore.

In a statement on Jan 8, PUB said half of January's average rainfall fell over Kim Chuan road this morning.

Vehicles on the flooded road at the junction of Upper Changi and Bedok North Ave 4. Moderate to heavy thundery showers fell over many parts of Singapore on Monday morning (Jan 8), causing flash floods in several areas. 

A video circulated online shows a bus and other vehicles passing through flood water at Upper Changi Road near Simpang Bedok.

Flooding seen from Paya Lebar MRT station. Photo: Oriana Wong

A car being towed away at the junction of Upper Changi Road and Bedok North Ave 4. PUB and the Land Transport Authority (LTA) reported flooding along Tampines Road, after Hougang Avenue 1 and towards Jalan Teliti; a city-bound stretch of New Upper Changi Road after Bedok Road; the junction of Bedok Road and Upper Changi Road East; the junction of Sim Aveune and Eunos Road 8; Jalan Nipah; and Arumugam Road. 

Water levels reached ankle-high levels near Upper Changi Road.

A car in the flooded road at the junction of Upper Changi and Bedok North Ave 4. Photo: ST Reader

Flooding in Bedok, in front of Changi Fire Station, caused by the heavy rain. Photo: Facebook/Justin Power

Vehicles on the flooded road at the junction of Upper Changi and Bedok North Ave 4.

A photo taken from a dashboard camera of a vehicle, showing the flooded roads at Upper Changi Road and Bedok North Ave 4. Photo: Ricky Ng

A bus passes through debris on a flooded road on Jan 8.. Photo: Twitter/SyncPositive

A man crossing the flooded road at the junction of Upper Changi and Bedok North Ave 4. Several firemen had come out from the Changi Fire Station to help.

Water seen dripping from a lift at an unknown location, according to a video circulating online.

Photo: Oriana Wong

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[Update, Jan 9] SINGAPORE - Moderate to heavy thundery showers fell over many parts of Singapore on Monday morning (Jan 8), causing flash floods in several areas. A lift that was shown in a viral video overflowing with rainwater had been inundated with water due to a choked gully, the Tampines Town Council said on Monday night (Jan 8). Read...

Heavy rains cause flash floods in Singapore