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Hanoi haze today: live air quality & guidance

1-hr PM2.5CAMS model estimate, not official · PM2.5 µg/m³ · as at 21:00 2026-10-11 · US AQI 180
Elevated
Hanoi
106North
106East
74South
141West
106Centre
106North106East74South141West106Centre~28 km, model
Past 24 hours (model)
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0–55Normal
56–150Elevated
151–250High
≥251Very High

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 21:00, the 1-hour PM2.5 in Hanoi is 106 µg/m³ (Elevated). 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.

Trend (model): steady (+1.6/h) · Note: sport & event organisers often use the 1-hour PM2.5, not the 24-hour PSI.

AI explanation

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What to do now

Team sport / training
Within 15% of the cutoff (110). Could flip within the hour — check again before leaving. full guide →
Running / cycling
NEA Band 2: reduce strenuous outdoor activity for the next hour — go easy and short, or move indoors. Stop if you cough or feel chest tightness. full guide →
School PE / recess
Light activity only, shorten outdoor time, indoor alternatives for asthmatic kids. full guide →
Commute / errands
No special precautions. full guide →
Windows & home air
Keep windows closed; run an air purifier (HEPA) or A/C on recirculate. Avoid frying/incense/candles indoors. full guide →
Hang laundry outside
Smoke settles on fabric — dry indoors or in the dryer. full guide →
Outdoor dining / events
Prefer indoor/covered venues; keep it short. full guide →
Pets
Shorten walks; avoid intense play outdoors. full guide →

Official guidance (NEA)

Next hour (by 1-hour PM2.5)

Normal 0–55
Continue with normal activities
Elevated 56–150
Reduce strenuous outdoor activity for the next hour
now
High 151–250
Avoid strenuous outdoor activity for the next hour
Very High ≥251
Minimise all outdoor activity for the next hour

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.

GroupGood
0–50
Moderate
51–100
Unhealthy
101–200
Very Unhealthy
201–300
Hazardous
>300
Healthy personsNormal activitiesNormal activitiesReduce prolonged or strenuous outdoor exertionAvoid prolonged or strenuous outdoor exertionMinimise outdoor activity
Elderly, pregnant women, childrenNormal activitiesNormal activitiesMinimise prolonged or strenuous outdoor exertionMinimise outdoor activityAvoid outdoor activity
Persons with chronic lung or heart diseaseNormal activitiesNormal activitiesAvoid prolonged or strenuous outdoor exertionAvoid outdoor activityAvoid 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

21:00 · PM2.5 106 µg/m³ · rain 0%Now22:00 · PM2.5 86 µg/m³ · rain 0%23:00 · PM2.5 78 µg/m³ · rain 0%00:00 · PM2.5 78 µg/m³ · rain 0%0001:00 · PM2.5 85 µg/m³ · rain 0%02:00 · PM2.5 93 µg/m³ · rain 0%03:00 · PM2.5 102 µg/m³ · rain 0%0304:00 · PM2.5 106 µg/m³ · rain 0%05:00 · PM2.5 108 µg/m³ · rain 0%06:00 · PM2.5 106 µg/m³ · rain 0%0607:00 · PM2.5 103 µg/m³ · rain 0%08:00 · PM2.5 84 µg/m³ · rain 0%09:00 · PM2.5 60 µg/m³ · rain 0%0910:00 · PM2.5 45 µg/m³ · rain 0%11:00 · PM2.5 42 µg/m³ · rain 2%12:00 · PM2.5 40 µg/m³ · rain 4%1213:00 · PM2.5 42 µg/m³ · rain 6%14:00 · PM2.5 44 µg/m³ · rain 8%15:00 · PM2.5 43 µg/m³ · rain 10%1516:00 · PM2.5 45 µg/m³ · rain 10%17:00 · PM2.5 52 µg/m³ · rain 7%18:00 · PM2.5 91 µg/m³ · rain 3%1819:00 · PM2.5 124 µg/m³ · rain 0%20:00 · PM2.5 144 µg/m³ · rain 0%cut-off 110

Cleanest 2-hour window: 2026-10-12 11:00(~41 µg/m³)

CAMS atmospheric-model estimate, not an official forecast. Blue dots mark a likely rain.

Weather

Visibility
10.6 km
Clear
Wind
10 km/h
from SE
Rain (next 6 h)
0%
Rain helps clear haze
Temp / feels
26° / 30°
Humidity
86%
UV index
0.0
Low · max 8
Sunrise / sunset
05:50 / 17:36
Pressure
1014 hPa

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FAQ all questions

Is it safe to exercise outdoors in Hanoi right now?

NEA Band 2: reduce strenuous outdoor activity for the next hour — go easy and short, or move indoors. Stop if you cough or feel chest tightness. The current 1-hour PM2.5 is 106 µg/m³.

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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. Hanoi is currently at 106. Within 15% of the cutoff (110). Could flip within the hour — check again before leaving.

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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.

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What should I do at home?

Keep windows closed; run an air purifier (HEPA) or A/C on recirculate. Avoid frying/incense/candles indoors.

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