World · Singapore Bureau
Singapore haze set to ease as inter-monsoon winds arrive
The Meteorological Service Singapore expects improved air quality over the coming period, citing favourable wind patterns and increased rainfall associated with the inter-monsoon transition. The shift marks a departure from recent haze conditions affecting the island.
LSN Singapore ·
Air quality in Singapore is anticipated to improve as the inter-monsoon period begins, bringing weather conditions more conducive to dispersing haze, the Meteorological Service Singapore announced.
The meteorological agency cited two key factors supporting the improvement: a shift towards favourable wind patterns and an expected increase in wet weather conditions. These atmospheric changes typically accompany the inter-monsoon transitions that occur between the northeast and southwest monsoon seasons in the region.
Wetter conditions are particularly significant in helping to clear particulate matter from the air. Combined with wind patterns that are expected to disperse pollutants more effectively, these meteorological factors should provide relief from the haze that has affected visibility and air quality in recent periods.
The Meteorological Service Singapore regularly monitors atmospheric conditions and provides forecasts to help the public and authorities prepare for potential air quality fluctuations. Residents are advised to monitor official air quality updates as the weather transition unfolds over the coming days.