Let me check the air first, then I'll tell you what to do.
Healthy folks:--
Vulnerable* folks:--
More tips from the doctor
*Elderly, pregnant women, children, and people with chronic lung or heart disease. General tips only, not medical advice. Based on NEA's haze health advisory, see haze.gov.sg.
055150250+
Past 24 hours average of 5 regions
😄 Normal ≤55 · 🙂 Elevated 56–150 · 😷 High 151–250 · 🤢 Very high >250 (µg/m³)
Map of Singapore NEA regions
Tap a region or marker for details.
NEA publishes one haze reading per region, so zones show the nearest NEA reference point and borders are approximate. Weather shows the 2-hour forecast for 47 areas and live temperature stations. Outline is a simplified drawing.
By region · 1-hr PM2.5
US AQI by region aqicn-style
Pollutants · --
What the AQI colours mean
0–50 Good: little or no risk.
51–100 Moderate: acceptable; unusually sensitive people may be affected.
101–150 Unhealthy for sensitive groups: active children and adults, and people with lung disease such as asthma, should limit prolonged outdoor exertion.
151–200 Unhealthy: everyone may start to feel effects; sensitive groups should avoid prolonged outdoor exertion.
201–300 Very unhealthy: health warnings of emergency conditions; sensitive groups avoid outdoor exertion, everyone else limits it.
300+ Hazardous: everyone should avoid outdoor exertion.
Inspired by aqicn.org (World Air Quality Index project). Calculated here from NEA readings on the US EPA scale; PM2.5 uses the 12-hour NowCast. aqicn's own numbers may differ slightly. Tap ↗ to open each region on aqicn.org.
7-day average all regions
* today so far
Made by Dennis Yeo 🦁
Data: NEA 1-hour PM2.5 via data.gov.sg · Headlines: Google News and CNA, checked every 5 minutes · Readings refresh when NEA publishes each hour · Unofficial app. Health advisories follow the 24-hr PSI, see haze.gov.sg