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Air quality in Port Hedland today

Australia · Updated Friday 10:00 (local time) · Model data from the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service

24

Fair European AQI

Fine for almost everyone.

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Pollutants right now

PollutantValueLevel
PM2.57 µg/m³Good
PM109 µg/m³Good
NO₂1 µg/m³Good
O₃61 µg/m³Fair

The pollutant that matters most in Port Hedland right now is O₃.

Forecast: next 24 hours

The air in Port Hedland should stay good to fair for the next 24 hours. The cleanest hour is expected around Sat 02:00.

Fri 11:00: AQI 25Fri 12:00: AQI 28Fri 13:00: AQI 31Fri 14:00: AQI 34Fri 15:00: AQI 35Fri 16:00: AQI 36Fri 17:00: AQI 35Fri 18:00: AQI 32Fri 19:00: AQI 28Fri 20:00: AQI 24Fri 21:00: AQI 24Fri 22:00: AQI 24Fri 23:00: AQI 23Sat 00:00: AQI 23Sat 01:00: AQI 22Sat 02:00: AQI 21Sat 03:00: AQI 21Sat 04:00: AQI 21Sat 05:00: AQI 22Sat 06:00: AQI 24Sat 07:00: AQI 24Sat 08:00: AQI 23Sat 09:00: AQI 21Sat 10:00: AQI 21Fri 11:00Fri 23:00Sat 10:00
TimeAQILevelPM2.5
Fri 11:0025Fair6
Fri 14:0034Fair7
Fri 17:0035Fair7
Fri 20:0024Fair7
Fri 23:0023Fair7
Sat 02:0021Fair6
Sat 05:0022Fair6
Sat 08:0023Fair6

Questions and answers

Is the air in Port Hedland good today?
Right now the European Air Quality Index in Port Hedland is 24, which is fair. Fine for almost everyone.
What pollutes the air in Port Hedland?
At the moment O₃ contributes most to the air quality index in Port Hedland. The index takes the worst of fine particles (PM2.5), coarser particles (PM10), nitrogen dioxide, ozone and sulphur dioxide.
When will the air in Port Hedland be cleanest?
The air in Port Hedland should stay good to fair for the next 24 hours. The cleanest hour is expected around Sat 02:00.
Where does this data come from?
Wheezair shows model estimates from the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS), served by Open-Meteo: about 11 km resolution in Europe and 40 km elsewhere, updated daily. They are not station measurements, so a busy street can be worse than its city's value.

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