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Hawaii (Big Island) Air Quality (AQI) Now

25 Fair
European Air Quality Index
PM2.5
3.2µg/m³WHO limit 15
PM10
5.0µg/m³WHO limit 45
NO₂
0.1µg/m³
O₃
70µg/m³
Desert dust
0µg/m³
UV index
4.9
US AQI
30

Updated: · Source: Copernicus CAMS · Open-Meteo

Air quality in Hawaii (Big Island) is fair right now: European Air Quality Index 25. Fine particulate matter (PM2.5) is 3.2 µg/m³, below the WHO guideline. Fine for outdoor activities; very sensitive people may reduce prolonged strenuous exercise. Pollution is expected to peak around 12:00 over the next 48 hours (index 30, fair).

Hawaii (Big Island) 48-hour air quality forecast

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Air quality near Hawaii (Big Island)

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Frequently asked questions

Is Hawaii (Big Island) polluted today?
Air quality in Hawaii (Big Island) is fair right now: European Air Quality Index 25. Fine for outdoor activities; very sensitive people may reduce prolonged strenuous exercise.
Is it safe to exercise outdoors in Hawaii (Big Island) today?
Yes, air quality is fair right now; fine for outdoor exercise.
How is the air quality index calculated?
The European Air Quality Index is set by the worst of PM2.5, PM10, nitrogen dioxide, ozone and sulphur dioxide: 0–20 good, 20–40 fair, 40–60 moderate, 60–80 poor, 80–100 very poor, above 100 extremely poor.

Values are Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS) model forecasts and may differ from local monitoring stations.

Hawaii (Big Island) air quality: details

Pollutants and recent days

Nitrogen dioxide (NO₂) is 0.1 µg/m³ and ozone (O₃) 70 µg/m³; WHO guideline values are 25 (24 h) and 100 µg/m³ (8 h).