"Superhaze" Goes Viral, But Weather Agencies Say It's Unlikely
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Reports from MetMalaysia and DOE suggest changing wind patterns would make a "superhaze" unlikely.
From the original report
With the forest fire situation in Indonesia's Kalimantan and Sumatra seemingly not ending anytime soon, it's understandable that the surrounding regions might be concerned about a far more dire disaster situation developing.
A post on Threads went viral recently after a user shared an alleged heat map that forecasts movement of smoke over Indonesia and Malaysia.
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