World · Singapore Bureau
Singapore's air quality expected to remain healthy as haze risk remains low
The National Environment Agency forecasts good-to-moderate air quality conditions across Singapore on Tuesday, with prevailing winds and rainfall expected to keep haze at bay.
LSN Singapore ·
Singapore's air quality is expected to remain in the good-to-moderate range on Tuesday, according to an advisory issued by the National Environment Agency (NEA) on Monday evening.
The agency indicated there is a low likelihood of haze developing across the island, citing favourable weather conditions as the primary factor in maintaining current air quality levels.
Prevailing winds and showers forecast for Tuesday are expected to help disperse any potential pollutants and maintain the current air quality trajectory. The combination of these meteorological factors should prevent the accumulation of atmospheric particles that typically contribute to haze formation.
The NEA continues to monitor air quality across Singapore's various regions and updates its forecasts regularly to keep the public informed. Residents are advised to check official NEA advisories for the latest air quality data and forecasts.