NEA Warns of Potential Haze Affecting Singapore
The National Environment Agency (NEA) has issued an update regarding the air quality in Singapore as of 18 September 2026. Residents are being advised to stay informed as there is a growing risk of smoke haze affecting the country in the coming days.
According to the latest meteorological reports, the prevailing winds are expected to shift. These winds are predicted to blow from the east-southeast or southeast direction, which could potentially carry smoke haze toward Singapore from surrounding regions.
While the current air quality remains within a normal range, the NEA is closely monitoring the situation. The agency uses the 24-hour Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) to track air quality levels and provide accurate information to the public.
For now, the authorities have not announced any specific health advisories, but they encourage the public to remain prepared. Residents are advised to check the official NEA website or the myENV mobile application regularly for the most recent updates on the haze situation.
As the weather conditions can change quickly, the NEA will continue to provide daily updates. Staying updated through official channels will help everyone in Singapore take the necessary precautions if the air quality begins to decline.