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Current Air Quality & Forecast

Air Quality Forecast

March 31 – April 4: The current low-pressure system will bring 0.5 to 1 inches of rain Monday and Tuesday, along with gusty winds (20-45 mph) and a slight chance (15%) of thunderstorms. Wednesday begins a warming and drying trend as a high-pressure ridge enters our region. Temperatures will range from the mid-40s to the low-60s at the coast and low-40s to the low-70s inland. Cool temperatures indicate ozone levels will remain below State standards, with ozone AQIs GOOD. PM2.5 (smoke) AQIs will also be GOOD due to unsettled conditions and thus good ventilation. Additionally, PM10 (dust) AQIs will be GOOD due to moist conditions.

Particulate Matter Sensor Network

 

Regulatory Air Monitoring Stations