Haze in Singapore today
🦦 Want today's haze reading? Haze Buddy shows NEA's live readings for all five regions, updated through the day, with a simple green, yellow or red answer for parents.
How to check in 10 seconds
- Open the live haze map.
- Find your region: North, South, East, West or Central.
- Read the big number. That is the 1-hour PM2.5 in µg/m³, the air right now.
- Check the colour: green for normal play, yellow for best to stay indoors, red for indoors.
What the colours are based on
Our colours follow the MOH and NEA bands. MOH says a 24-hour PSI of 101 and above is unhealthy, and NEA's 1-hour PM2.5 Band 2 (Elevated) starts at 56 µg/m³. We use whichever of the two readings is worse. For the full advice table see Is it safe for kids to play outside?
Get it on your home screen
Add hazebuddy.com/now to your phone's home screen. It opens straight to your region's traffic light. You can also follow our free morning updates on Telegram at t.me/hazebuddysg.
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Official sources: haze.gov.sg, MOH haze advisory. Haze Buddy is independent and not affiliated with NEA.
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Quick answers
What is the haze level in Singapore today?
Check the live haze map on hazebuddy.com. It shows NEA's latest 1-hour PM2.5 and 24-hour PSI for North, South, East, West and Central Singapore.
How often is the haze reading updated?
NEA publishes 1-hour PM2.5 readings through the day. Haze Buddy refreshes the live data every 10 minutes.
What PSI is unhealthy?
MOH says a PSI reading of 101 and above is unhealthy.
Where is the official source?
NEA's haze site, haze.gov.sg, and the MOH haze advisory.
Last reviewed 16 Oct 2026 against official MOH, MOE and NEA pages.