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Birmingham Area Air Quality Forecasts
Date
Air Quality Index Forecast
Responsible Pollutant
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Good
Ozone And Particulate Matter 2.5
Forecast Discussion
Thursday: A trough will remain over the Midwest to Great Lakes Regions. A cold front will move through during the first half of the day and will only lead to a very small chance for rainfall with the upper level lift well to the north. A shortwave will round the base of the trough later in the day and will usher drier air into the area that will clear the skies overnight. Winds will be from the west to northwest up to around 15 mph. PM2.5 and Ozone are expected to be in the GREEN range with cloud cover and increased atmospheric mixing. ML
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Daily Air Quality Index Report
Date:
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
24-hr Collection Period Ending at:
02:00 PM
Today's Air Quality Information
Air Quality Index
53
Primary Pollutant
Particulate Matter 2.5
Air Quality Description
Moderate
Note: The Air Quality Index is not reported on weekends or holidays
Maximum Concentrations for Today's Reporting Period
Pollutant
Site
Concentration
Index
Carbon Monoxide
East Thomas-Finley
0.6
ppm
7
Particulate Matter 10
Wylam
21.0
ug/m3
19
Sulfur Dioxide
Fairfield
10.67
ppb
16
Ozone
Tarrant
0.044
ppm
37
Particulate Matter 2.5
Leeds
13.1
ug/m3
53
National Ambient Air Quality Standards
Carbon Monoxide
8-hr Average Concentration Not to Exceed
9 ppm
Particulate Matter 10
24-hr Concentration Not to Exceed
150 ug/m3
Sulfur Dioxide
1-hr Concentration Not to Exceed
75 ppb
Ozone
8-hr Concentration Not to Exceed
0.075 ppm
Particulate Matter 2.5
24-hr Concentration Not to Exceed
35 ug/m3
Other Useful Links:
Find Alternative Ways to Commute to Work
Birmingham Area Real Time Air Quality Data
Guide to Air Quality and Your Health
EPA's AIRNow National Air Quality Information
Alabama Partners For Clean Air
Alabama State Implementation Plan (SIP) (corrected version 3-23-09)