AQTHE AMERICAN QUORUMPUBLIC INFORMATION · OPEN ACCESS
THE AIR AROUND US

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of what we breathe.

Explore air quality across America. Find local conditions,
follow pollution hotspots, and see what’s ahead.

EPA AIRNOW NETWORKLocal observations.
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Reporting areas in this view730Available US observations / forecasts
AQI above 1000 areasUnhealthy for sensitive groups or higher
Highest reported AQI97Hanford
Refreshing…2026-10-0620:20 UTC

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America, in the air

730 reporting areas · Highest available pollutant AQI

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Each dot is a reporting-area center, not a sensor location. Select a dot for details. Blank areas mean no available report, not clean air.

Good0–50Moderate51–100Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups101–150Unhealthy151–200Very Unhealthy201–300Hazardous301+
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AQI is an index, not a concentration

Higher values mean greater air pollution concern. PM2.5, ozone, and PM10 are shown as the AQI reported by the source. Overall AQI is the highest available pollutant reading.

Local coverage varies

AirNow combines federal, state, local, and tribal agency reports. Current observations are preliminary and may change. Use EPA AQS for validated historical or regulatory analysis.

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