Haze update Sept 30: Air quality improves after thundery showers, 24-hour PSI forecast moderate to low-unhealthy9月30日雾霾最新消息:雷阵雨过后空气质量有所改善,24小时PSI值预测为中度至轻度不健康。
Moderate to heavy thundery showers across the northern, western and central areas of Singapore on Wednesday (Sept 30) afternoon helped keep the haze at bay, with 24-hour Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) continuing to fall towards the moderate range.At 6pm, the 24-hour PSI readings ranged from 91 in northern Singapore, to 112 in the central region. This is in the moderate...

Moderate to heavy thundery showers across the northern, western and central areas of Singapore on Wednesday (Sept 30) afternoon helped keep the haze at bay, with 24-hour Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) continuing to fall towards the moderate range.
At 6pm, the 24-hour PSI readings ranged from 91 in northern Singapore, to 112 in the central region. This is in the moderate to unhealthy range.
Meanwhile, the one-hour PM2.5 reading is between six and 18, in the normal band. Concentrations readings of between 0 to 55 denote the normal band.
In its daily haze situation update on Wednesday evening, the National Environment Agency (NEA) said the country's 24-hour PSI is forecast to be in the moderate to low-unhealthy range.
This is an improvement from the high-moderate to mid-unhealthy forecast a day earlier.
Smoke haze from southern Sumatra and Kalimantan was observed to have drifted towards Singapore, NEA noted.
Along with the prevailing south-easterly or southerly winds, the risk of smoke haze affecting Singapore remains, it added.
Members of the public are advised to check the one-hour PM2.5 concentration readings before participating in any immediate outdoor activities.
9 月 30 日(星期三)下午,新加坡北部、西部和中部地区出现中到大雷阵雨,有助于控制雾霾,24 小时污染物标准指数 (PSI) 继续下降至中等水平。
下午6点,新加坡北部24小时空气污染指数(PSI)为91,中部地区为112,属于中度至不健康范围。
同时,一小时PM2.5读数在6到18之间,属于正常范围。浓度读数在0到55之间均属于正常范围。
国家环境局(NEA)在周三晚间发布的每日雾霾情况更新中表示,该国24小时空气污染指数(PSI)预计将处于中度至轻度不健康范围。
这比前一天预测的高至中等至中等不健康状况有所改善。
新加坡国家环境局指出,来自苏门答腊南部和加里曼丹的烟雾已经飘向新加坡。
报告还指出,由于盛行东南风或南风,烟雾影响新加坡的风险依然存在。
建议公众在参加任何户外活动前,先查看一小时 PM2.5 浓度读数。