Humidity: 47%
Wind: 6 mph
UV Index: 0
Humidity: 55%
Wind: 6 mph
UV Index: 0
Humidity: 61%
Wind: 6 mph
UV Index: 0
Humidity: 67%
Wind: 6 mph
UV Index: 0
Hourly Air Quality Forecast - AQI (US EPA)
Moderate air quality
Dominant pollutant: pm25
Details
Pollutant Concentrations:
- PM2.5:
12.09
µg/m³
- PM10:
12.22
µg/m³
- O₃:
60.18
ppb
- NO₂:
5.21
ppb
- SO₂:
1.41
ppb
- CO:
211.00
ppb
Health Recommendations:
Air quality is currently in the acceptable range. However, sensitive individuals should be aware of potential risks from certain pollutants.
Moderate air quality
Dominant pollutant: o3
Details
Pollutant Concentrations:
- PM2.5:
12.84
µg/m³
- PM10:
12.92
µg/m³
- O₃:
55.66
ppb
- NO₂:
5.70
ppb
- SO₂:
1.57
ppb
- CO:
215.43
ppb
Health Recommendations:
Air quality is currently in the acceptable range. However, sensitive individuals should be aware of potential risks from certain pollutants.
Moderate air quality
Dominant pollutant: o3
Details
Pollutant Concentrations:
- PM2.5:
12.64
µg/m³
- PM10:
12.67
µg/m³
- O₃:
51.15
ppb
- NO₂:
6.19
ppb
- SO₂:
1.74
ppb
- CO:
219.86
ppb
Health Recommendations:
Air quality is currently in the acceptable range. However, sensitive individuals should be aware of potential risks from certain pollutants.
Moderate air quality
Dominant pollutant: o3
Details
Pollutant Concentrations:
- PM2.5:
12.78
µg/m³
- PM10:
12.81
µg/m³
- O₃:
46.63
ppb
- NO₂:
6.68
ppb
- SO₂:
1.90
ppb
- CO:
224.28
ppb
Health Recommendations:
Air quality is currently in the acceptable range. However, sensitive individuals should be aware of potential risks from certain pollutants.
Weather Alerts and Warnings for Atlanta
Air Quality Alert
Air Quality Alert issued September 12 at 1:35PM EDT by NWS Peachtree City GA
Sep 12, 1:35 PM
→ Sep 13, 5:45 PM
AQAFFC
The Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Environmental
Protection Division has issued a Code Orange (Unhealthy for
sensitive groups) Air Quality Alert for Atlanta for
Saturday September 13.
Under Code Orange conditions, the outdoor air quality is likely to
be unhealthy for some people. Children, people who are sensitive
to ozone, and people with heart or lung disease should limit
prolonged outdoor exertion during the late afternoon or early
evening when ozone concentrations are highest.
For additional information on the Air Quality Index, please visit
http://airnow.gov.