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Check both the 24-hour PSI and 1-hour PM2.5 readings when planning outdoor activities amid the haze, said Singapore’s Minister for Sustainability and the Enviro…
Check both the 24-hour PSI and 1-hour PM2.5 readings when planning outdoor activities amid the haze, said Singapore’s Minister for Sustainability and the Environment Grace Fu on Friday (Oct 16).
She added that the 24-hour PSI forecast is useful for planning activities the next day, while the 1-hour PM2.5 reading gives a better picture of current air quality. #singapore #sgnews #haze
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@@liar-liarImported3wk ago
Thank you Indonesia for your oxygen 😂😂😂
@@IHI-z7oImported3wk ago
So troublesome!<br>still need check what?!
@@basicexemplaryImported3wk ago
"For example, high 24-hour PSI - ???? good condition generally ????? .... I mean it's going into unhealthy level ..."
@@basicexemplaryImported3wk ago
I listen to her, i become more blur only... think even more blurry than the haze....
@@gluinoImported3wk ago
Will there ever be haze forecasts calculated from wind patterns and the smoke already emitted from the hotspots?<br><br>I suggest NEA clarify.<br><br>My understanding is that we only have last-24 hours average and last 1-hour average.<br><br>And we are meant to use the last-24hour PSI as a forecast for next 24 hours. And use the 1-hour PM2.5 as the nowcast and ~1hr forecast.
@@peterkoh5632Imported3wk ago
so simple thing also need to read from the script ? hello you should know this by the back of your hand.
@@jimmykoh2602Imported3wk ago
Action speaks louder than words, why not help Indonesia solve the forest fire problem?
@@gluinoImported3wk ago
The 24-hour PSI is calculated from readings from last 24 hours, but is also known as the 24-hour forecast?
Check both the 24-hour PSI and 1-hour PM2.5 readings when planning outdoor activities amid the haze, said Singapore’s Minister for Sustainability and the Environment Grace Fu on Friday (Oct 16).
She added that the 24-hour PSI forecast is useful for planning activities the next day, while the 1-hour PM2.5 reading gives a better picture of current air quality. #singapore #sgnews #haze
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Singapore haze: Should you check the 24-hour PSI or one-hour PM2.5?
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