Current Air Quality & Forecast
Air Quality Forecast
March 20 – March 23: Friday looks to be another day of warm temperatures as high-pressure moves off to the east. This weekend, the Central Coast should see a slight reduction in highs, while zonal flow takes over inducing onshore winds and a buildup of marine stratus. Coastal fog should help bring the region out of the Heat Advisory range, however; temperatures at the Central Coast will remain above average for this time of year. Temperatures will range from the low-50s to the low-80s at the coast and low-50s to low-90s inland. Ozone levels will remain below State standards; therefore, ozone AQIs will be GOOD. Zonal flow and onshore winds should help mitigate any accumulated PM2.5 (smoke) improving PM2.5 AQIs regionwide to GOOD. Additionally, PM10 (dust) AQIs should remain GOOD as well.
Particulate Matter Sensor Network