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Haze may hit Singapore in next 2 weeks as dry conditions in region expected to persist: Met Service
SG🌿 Environment8 hr. ago

Haze may hit Singapore in next 2 weeks as dry conditions in region expected to persist: Met Service

Singapore may face hazy conditions over the next two weeks due to persistent dry weather in the surrounding region, according to the Meteorological Service Singapore. This follows increased fire activity in areas like Sumatra and Kalimantan, which have led to dense smoke haze. While sporadic rain is expected in the second week of September, overall rainfall remains below average. Temperatures are projected to remain high, ranging between 33°C and 35°C, with some days potentially exceeding 35°C. The National Environment Agency will monitor air quality and issue advisories if pollution levels become unhealthy. Similar dry conditions were reported in the previous two weeks of August, with limited rainfall and elevated temperatures.

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Haze may hit Singapore in next 2 weeks as dry conditions in region expected to persist: Met Service

Singapore may face hazy conditions over the next two weeks due to persistent dry weather in the surrounding region, according to the Meteorological Service Singapore. This follows increased fire activity in areas like Sumatra and Kalimantan, which have led to dense smoke haze. While sporadic rain is expected in the second week of September, overall rainfall remains below average. Temperatures are projected to remain high, ranging between 33°C and 35°C, with some days potentially exceeding 35°C. The National Environment Agency will monitor air quality and issue advisories if pollution levels become unhealthy. Similar dry conditions were reported in the previous two weeks of August, with limited rainfall and elevated temperatures.

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