Poor Visibility Today.
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Today's weather seems pretty bad. The visibility is bad. Just checked the meteorological service, says most areas covered in mist or haze. Anyone has an explanation?
Wonder if the NDP rehearsal will be affected. -
SG gona snow soon. Then ppl will FINALLY realise climate is cocked up.
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the sun is up..
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where did the hast thing come from?
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You see the weather you should know.
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its just fog...
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It's not haze. Probably just mist caused by the cooler temperatures brought about by the rain........Originally posted by alvin-ncs:where did the hast thing come from?
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nice cool weather
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Today is worse than yesterday. So hazy, hardly can view the tall buildings from CBD, Rafffles Place. It has started to drizzle now.
Such weather really makes one lazy.
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weather so good.... perfect excuse to be a pig for a day!
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kickass weather. i want it to stay forever.
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like genting
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i want to sleep
go koon liao
lazy day
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oh...but its from yesterday lei...Originally posted by :It's not haze. Probably just mist caused by the cooler temperatures brought about by the rain........ 
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Foggy-looking weather unrelated to haze, says NEA
SINGAPORE: Many Singaporeans woke up to a hazy-looking morning on Saturday, wondering if the haze was back.
But according to the National Environment Agency (NEA), lighter winds caused a slower dispersion of fine particles in the air, which resulted in the foggy-looking sky.
In fact, the PSI on Saturday was below 50, within the healthy range.
The NEA has said earlier this month that Singapore may be spared from the peak of the haze because favourable weather conditions are expected for the rest of the year.
The agency forecasted a slightly wetter-than-usual weather from now till September.
Singapore has come up with a master plan to help Indonesia's Jambi province to tackle the haze and reduce slash-and-burn activities, and work is underway to formalise the agreement with Indonesia. - CNA/ac -
Originally posted by SMRT Buses:
ok noted...
[b]Foggy-looking weather unrelated to haze, says NEA
SINGAPORE: Many Singaporeans woke up to a hazy-looking morning on Saturday, wondering if the haze was back.
But according to the National Environment Agency (NEA), lighter winds caused a slower dispersion of fine particles in the air, which resulted in the foggy-looking sky.
In fact, the PSI on Saturday was below 50, within the healthy range.
The NEA has said earlier this month that Singapore may be spared from the peak of the haze because favourable weather conditions are expected for the rest of the year.
The agency forecasted a slightly wetter-than-usual weather from now till September.
Singapore has come up with a master plan to help Indonesia's Jambi province to tackle the haze and reduce slash-and-burn activities, and work is underway to formalise the agreement with Indonesia. - CNA/ac[/b]