Category Archives: Haze Outlook

CR58

August 30, 2018

Outlook for Land Fires and Smoke Haze Situation (1 – 15 Sep 2018)

Outlook for Land Fires and Smoke Haze Situation (1- 15 Sep 2018)

Issued 30 Aug 2018

No significant hotspot activities are expected in the northern ASEAN region due to the rainy weather. In the southern ASEAN region, brief periods of drier weather could lead to increased hotspot activities, particularly in southern Sumatra and some parts of Kalimantan, and increase the risk of transboundary haze occurrence in the region.

August 2, 2018

Outlook for Land Fires and Smoke Haze Situation (1 – 15 Aug 2018)

Outlook for Land Fires and Smoke Haze Situation (1 – 15 Aug 2018)

Issued 2 Aug 2018

The prevailing wet weather in the northern ASEAN region is likely to keep hotspot activities subdued. In the southern ASEAN region, a return of dry conditions in areas such as Kalimantan may contribute to an increase in hotspot activities.

July 17, 2018

Outlook for Land Fires and Smoke Haze Situation (16 – 31 Jul 2018)

Outlook for Land Fires and Smoke Haze Situation (16 – 31 Jul 2018)

Issued 17 Jul 2018

Hotspot activities in the northern ASEAN region are expected to remain subdued due to the prevailing wet weather conditions. In the southern ASEAN region, with dry conditions forecast to persist for the rest of the month, there is an increased risk of hotspot activities in the region, in particular in southern Sumatra, western and central Kalimantan. Further escalation of hotspot activities could lead to the occurrence of transboundary smoke haze.

July 5, 2018

Outlook for Land Fires and Smoke Haze Situation (2 – 16 Jul 2018)

Outlook for Land Fires and Smoke Haze Situation (2 – 16 Jul 2018)

Issued 5 Jul 2018

The wet weather conditions expected in the northern ASEAN region during the first two weeks of July 2018 would help to subdue hotspot activities in the Mekong sub-region. However, with the dry weather conditions expected for most parts of the southern ASEAN region in the second week of July 2018, there is an increased risk of hotspot activities particularly in the fire-prone provinces of Sumatra and Kalimantan, which could lead to the occurrence of transboundary smoke haze.