Southeast Asia Haze Map

Singapore readings follow NEA's hourly updates. Regional fire and air quality points on the map are a snapshot from 9 October 2026.

Peat and land fires in South Sumatra and Kalimantan are sending smoke north-west on south-easterly winds, across Singapore and up the Malay Peninsula.

Singapore now

 

24-hour PSI trend

24-hour PSI is an average over the past day, so it moves slowly. For what the air is like right now, use the 1-hour PM2.5 figure under each area: 0–55 normal, 56–150 elevated, 151–250 high, above 250 very high.

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Moderate Unhealthy Very unhealthy Hazardous Fire source, sized by hotspot count Smoke drift (schematic)

This is an independent community page, not an official government site. For official readings and advisories, use haze.gov.sg or the myENV app.

How to read the map. Each country reports a different index (Singapore PSI, Malaysia API, Indonesia ISPU, and US AQI from AQI.in), so the numbers are not comparable across borders. Colours use each index's own category bands. Indonesian ISPU values above the usual 500 ceiling are shown as the environment ministry reported them.

Smoke drift bands are drawn from the wind directions and source regions named by NEA, not from satellite plume outlines. Hotspot diamonds use the Forestry Ministry's high-confidence count for 7 October, 9 pm WIB; provincial agency counts that include lower-confidence detections are much higher.

Sources: NEA readings via data.gov.sg · Malay Mail (Singapore PSI) · Malay Mail (Malaysia API) · Katadata (KLH ISPU) · Detik (AQI.in) · Bernama (hotspots) · IDN Times (South Sumatra) · Palm Oil Magazine (September totals)