Hai Phong haze today: live air quality & guidance
No open official real-time feed for this place yet: figures are a model estimate and can differ from station readings. Official source: Vietnam Environment Administration (CEM)
As of 2026-10-11 23:00, the 1-hour PM2.5 in Hai Phong is 50 µg/m³ (Normal). Figures are a CAMS atmospheric-model estimate, not an official measurement. This is below the 110 cut-off many youth sports leagues use to call off matches. The model trend is rising.
Trend (model): rising (+5.9/h) · Note: sport & event organisers often use the 1-hour PM2.5, not the 24-hour PSI.
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What to do now
Official guidance (NEA)
Next hour (by 1-hour PM2.5)
Vulnerable persons should avoid all strenuous activity for the next hour when the reading is Band 2 (Elevated) or higher.
Planning tomorrow (24-hour PSI)
PSI is Singapore's index; there is no matching official PSI for this location.
| Group | Good 0–50 | Moderate 51–100 | Unhealthy 101–200 | Very Unhealthy 201–300 | Hazardous >300 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Healthy persons | Normal activities | Normal activities | Reduce prolonged or strenuous outdoor exertion | Avoid prolonged or strenuous outdoor exertion | Minimise outdoor activity |
| Elderly, pregnant women, children | Normal activities | Normal activities | Minimise prolonged or strenuous outdoor exertion | Minimise outdoor activity | Avoid outdoor activity |
| Persons with chronic lung or heart disease | Normal activities | Normal activities | Avoid prolonged or strenuous outdoor exertion | Avoid outdoor activity | Avoid outdoor activity |
Source: NEA's official haze advisory (paraphrased). Confirm at haze.gov.sg. Not medical advice. bands explained · guides by situation · data source
Next 24 hours
Cleanest 2-hour window: 2026-10-12 13:00(~19 µg/m³)
CAMS atmospheric-model estimate, not an official forecast. Blue dots mark a likely rain.
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Is it safe to exercise outdoors in Hai Phong right now?
NEA Band 1: continue with normal activities. The current 1-hour PM2.5 is 50 µg/m³.
Read the full answer →Will youth training or matches be cancelled because of haze?
That is the organiser's call. Many leagues use a 1-hour PM2.5 above 110 as the cut-off. Hai Phong is currently at 50. Below the cutoff. Keep monitoring the 1-hour reading.
Read the full answer →Should I check the 1-hour PM2.5 or the 24-hour PSI?
The 24-hour PSI is a slow-moving daily average. For deciding whether to exercise or play now, the 1-hour PM2.5 reflects current conditions better.
Read the full answer →What should I do at home?
Ventilate normally.
Read the full answer →Other places
Official sources
- 🇸🇬 NEA 1-hr PM2.5 · data.gov.sg API
- 🇲🇾 DOE APIMS / MyJAS
- 🌏 ASEAN ASMC (hotspots & haze outlook)
- 🇮🇩 BMKG · 🇹🇭 PCD Air4Thai
- 🛰 NASA FIRMS
- Official data for this area: Vietnam Environment Administration (CEM)
Guidance is general, not medical advice. Follow your doctor, and your school/league/organiser's final call.
Weather data: Open-Meteo (CC BY 4.0) · JSON: /api/now
