Feb 28

Phrae 9:00   -   aqicn.org

20 km north of Phrae

https://www.airnow.gov/index.cfm?action=airnow.calculator

2 hours ago, KhunBENQ said:

Stop all burning in Thailand

This is the best slogan.

Bangkok may be not ok, but look up north. Much worse.

Not the Cambodian fires, the polluted air from India,

Bangladesh, Myanmar is sufficient for the actual hazardous

situation.

Feb 27

Phrae  12:00  AQI 188 (127 ug/m3)

20 km north of Phrae 

6:42   AQI 195  (141 ug/m3)

12:14   AQI 190  (131 ug/m3)

North brown, blue, red

Bangkok  orange, red

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4 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

... Wang Thong Lang district which recorded the highest level at 79 microns.

@ Wiggy

The OP didn't mention the AQI. It's a bit complicated.

Good tool:

https://www.airnow.gov/index.cfm?action=airnow.calculator

9 minutes ago, mok199 said:

W.H.O praises Thailand

Really?

40 minutes ago, 30la said:

When will you start to see this problem as a national problem and not just a Bangkok problem?

What's the point of closing schools ???

    Feb 26  2563  -  8:51

By the way

Phrae is located 220 km (by car) south east of Chiang Mai.

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Feb 26

Phrae  7:00  AQI 167 (86 ug/m3)  

20 km north of Phrae  6:36   AQI 251  (201 ug/m3)  

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Feb 25-I

Interesting post 'Krataiboy' in https://forum.thaivisa.com/topic/1150024-pm25-dust-particles-forecast-to-blanket-bangkok-until-end-of-month/page/2/#comments

And to think about (link 'Krataiboy' too) :  https://blog.nomorefakenews.com/2020/02/23/wuhan-and-the-polluted-air-as-a-cause-of-epidemic-illness/

This night the North worse than Bangkok.

Phrae 18:00  AQI 132 (48 ug/m3)

Nakornping Hospital Real-time Tuesday AQI 200  22:00(?)  -  now it's 21:10... ?

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30 minutes ago, 30la said:

You are all invited to breathe some of our "healthy" air!

Thank you. - Please, let me know where there is 'healthy' air in Thailand.

Near the Malaysian border? Or south of Phuket?

Because of the chimney you might be near Tak or Lampang?

Take care.

Yom

Feb 25

Phrae  7:00  AQI 170  (92 ug/m3)  

North and Bangkok too   red - blue  

AQI above 200:  

Isan  AQI 134 - 165  (orange/red)

Hua Hin ?

Prachuap?

South of Surat Thani livable

Might be your mouse and her/its contacts?

On 2/23/2020 at 12:08 PM, Number 6 said:

... and says nothing at all

Ignore the unwanted ?

6 hours ago, cerox said:

AQI mostly orange, has been like that for days.

  Ophthalmologist ?

Feb 24

Phrae  13:00   AQI 159  (71 ug/m3)   

Early morning today  AQI  200 (250ug/m3)  

Almost all of Thailand red. 
Well, Isan yellow/orange.

I think there is already a connection from India, Bangladesh,

Myanmar to Thailand?

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Feb 23

Phrae  9:00   AQI 171  (94 ug/m3)     

North  red and blue

Tak/Mae Sot peaking at AQI 187 / 314  (125 / 264 ug/m3)

Bangkok yellow to orange, one place AQI 167 and a hospital AQI 226

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Feb 22-I

FlorC, The wind is sleeping again.

This night most of TH in Red.

Red means 'Unhealthy'. - Not important.

51 ug/m3 to 127 ug/m3   -    AQI 149 to 188

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4 hours ago, Pedrogaz said:

The weather up here is magnificent and has been for a couple of weeks....lovely winds and cool 30 degree temps.

This is a joke, isn't it?

Please send me a PM. We would like to visit your area soon.

Thanks.

By the way, what about an

air pollution forecast for upper Thailand ?

This is strange information.

I don' t see any rain nearby.

... and 'temperature lows of 16-21 degrees Celsius' should be normal in late February?

Up North at least.

What a redundant information.

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Thanks to

https://www.data.jma.go.jp/mscweb/data/himawari/sat_hrp.php?area=r5s

Feb 22

Phrae 12:00   23 ug/m3  or  AQI 74

North PM2.5 between  17 and 157 ug/m3 - average 55(?) ug/m3

             AQI between  61 and 207 - average 150(?)

Sorry, 'great' attachments/last post from a tablet.

On 2/21/2020 at 11:12 AM, Katipo said:

I'm browsing around Bangkok and central regions now, and still seeing 20-30 point less from the Thai gov site. e.g. Ayutthaya 121 vs. 154, Pakret 134 vs. 155. 

To be honest I noticed comparable 'things' repeatedly.

Especially in the Tak and Lampang area. Helpless.

0:10  short reply

TV and answers were locked/blocked this afternoon?

See you tomorrow.

North or Bangkok, it's a bit like between Scylla and Carybdis...

Phrae 94 mcg/m3 or AQI 171

(Attached TH-image and AQI calculation)

Sorry, a bigger part of text has been lost.

Good luck, near Mae Sot, Nakmuay887.

It seems to be a very healthy place too?

dirty_30_report_finale.pdf

12 hours ago, Katipo said:

The Air4Thai website appears to show consistently show lower readings (~20-30 points) than all other independent sites. I can only assume this is deliberate, due to either 'selective' placement of readers or manipulation of figures. I find this morally reprehensible.

Today this seems not correct !? - for example Phrae

http://air4thai.pcd.go.th/webV2/

http://aqicn.org/city/thailand/phrae-meteorological-station/

  74 is AQI 161

airvisual.com     http://www.aqmthai.com/public_report.php