haze.gov.sg regional haze situation and outlook
A short daily text on the regional hotspot and smoke-haze situation plus a multi-day weather and haze outlook, shown on haze.gov.sg.
- Publisher
- NEA, drawing on the ASEAN Specialised Meteorological Centre
- What it measures
- Qualitative description of rainfall, hotspots, smoke plumes, prevailing winds and the risk of transboundary haze across the southern and northern ASEAN regions.
- Update frequency
- Updated daily (the page shows 'Updated on 5:30 PM').
- Coverage
- Southeast Asia (regional).
- How we use it
- Linked from our 'Why is it hazy?' pages as the official qualitative outlook; we do not republish it, we link to it.
- Limitations
- Qualitative, not a numeric PSI forecast. Hotspot extent can be hidden by thick smoke and cloud, as the text itself notes.
- Terms
- © National Environment Agency; see haze.gov.sg Terms of Use.
- Official site
- https://www.haze.gov.sg/
Singapore now · as at 10:00 SGT
Check your area →100 µg/m³ · Elevated (1-hour PM2.5, NEA official, worst region)
Used on these pages
- Sports training and matches in haze: how to use a PM2.5 cut-off
- Running and cycling in haze: what NEA's bands mean
- Children, school PE and recess in haze
- Commuting and masks in haze: what actually helps
- Outdoor dining and events during haze
- Fires in central Sumatra (Riau and Jambi) and Singapore's haze
- How wind carries smoke to Singapore
- Dry weather and El Niño: why haze years happen
- Does rain clear haze? What showers can and cannot do
- Is it safe to exercise outdoors in haze?
- What do NEA's PM2.5 bands and PSI bands mean?
- Which mask works in haze, and do I need one?
- When are schools closed because of haze?
- How long will the haze last?
- Does rain clear haze?