Haze bulletin ·

Haze in Malaysia, Tuesday, 3 November 2026

Air quality in Sabah reached a US EPA AQI of 124 at 12:00 am, measured at MCAQM003, station — the highest reading we recorded anywhere in Malaysia on Tuesday, 3 November 2026. 2 regions spent at least one hour at AQI 101 or above.

Highest reading
124Sabah
Regions affected
2at AQI 101+
Region-hours at 101+
2summed across regions
Peak recorded
12:00 amMCAQM003, station

Region by region

Every region that reached AQI 101 or above on this day, worst first.

Malaysian regions reaching AQI 101 or above on Tuesday, 3 November 2026, highest first.
RegionPeak AQIBandHours at 101+Peak station
Sabah124Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups1MCAQM003, station · 12:00 am
Johor122Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups1Tongkang Pechah, Batu Pahat, Johor · 12:00 am

What this is, and is not

Read the figures with this in mind.

Each region’s figure is the highest reading among its monitoring stations in that hour, never an average — averaging would hide a genuinely bad station behind clean ones nearby. A region with one reporting station is therefore described by that station alone, and the station is named above so you can judge how representative it is.

These are US EPA AQI values published through the World Air Quality Index network. Malaysia’s Department of Environment publishes a separate Air Pollutant Index through APIMS on different breakpoints, so the official figure for this day will not match the numbers here. Nothing on this page constitutes an official haze declaration or a health directive.

A region appears only if we hold readings for it on this day. An absent region may have had clean air, or may simply have had no station publishing.

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