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Is the haze gone in Phuket / Krabi?

Jacks77
in Krabi

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Planing a last minute trip to Krabi for this weekend. Is the haze gone?

I think the mod moved to the WRONG forum. This is Phuket forum. OP says he is going to Krabi = should be in Krabi forum

Looking out the window I can say that there is a very very light haze here in Kata, Phuket.

If you are asking about the smoke haze from the Indon fires, this chart from the excellent PanPhuket site indicates it's no longer a problem.

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Not a problem that I can see

Haze seems to have gone in Phuket, but the T-storms still persist in the afternoons and evenings it seems.

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