August and September are projected to be the worst months of a forecast haze across Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia, with air turning eye-wateringly and lung-cloggingly unpleasant.

Forecasts indicate that August and September will be the worst months for haze across Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia. During this period, the air quality is projected to deteriorate significantly, becoming eye-wateringly and lung-cloggingly unpleasant for the populations in these regions. The reports emphasize that these two months will experience the peak of the haze, leading to severe atmospheric conditions that impact visibility and respiratory health across the three affected Southeast Asian nations.