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Latest Weather and Haze Situation

Dry conditions were observed over Java and the Lesser Sunda Islands, while wet weather prevailed over rest of the ASEAN region. Few to isolated hotspots were detected in the northern parts of Sumatra, Sabah, Peninsular Malaysia and Viet Nam. The full extent of the hotspot and smoke haze situation could not be determined due to cloud cover.

Weather and Haze Outlook

Over the next few days, relatively drier conditions forecast over the central parts of Sumatra while showers are expected elsewhere in the ASEAN region. Isolated hotspots and localised smoke plumes may occur more frequently in fire-prone areas experiencing prolonged dry conditions. The prevailing winds over north of the Equator are forecast to blow from the south to west. The prevailing winds south of the Equator are forecast to blow mainly from the east to south.

  • All maps are to be used solely for displaying meteorological/geophysical information, and not for any other purpose. All maps are not to scale and for illustrative purpose only.
  • The hotspots depicted on the map are derived from the NOAA satellite and they represent locations with possible fires. Hotspots may go undetected due to cloudy conditions or incomplete satellite pass.
  • At Alert Level 0 and Alert Level 1, the regional haze situation is updated once a day at 0900 UTC. The regional haze situation is updated more frequently at 0300 UTC and 0900 UTC upon activation of Alert Level 2 or Alert Level 3. Updates at 0300 UTC display hotspot information from night-time passes of the NOAA-20 satellite. Fewer hotspots were typically detected at night as fire activities usually peak during the day.
  • Reprocessed satellite data will be availed at a later timing. The hotspot information derived from satellite data reprocessed may differ slightly from that received near real-time but reprocessing is necessary for better quality data.
  • The 2500 ft winds (depicted by arrows) are model analysis winds.