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Saltillo (Mississippi) (US)

air quality, radiation, pollution and smog

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Air Quality Trend (last 7 days)

Good (0-50)
Moderate (51-100)
Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups (101-150)
Unhealthy (151-200)
Very Unhealthy (201-300)
Hazardous (300+)

Weather

clear sky

9.01*C

clear sky

Sunrise

12:57

Sunset

22:48

Humidity

48%

Wind

0.45 m/s

source: OpenWeatherMap

Radiation

No sensor within 100 km.
CO
46.3 km
0.14257 mg/m3
1%

source: OpenWeatherMap

O3
46.3 km
80.9 µg/m3
50.6%

source: OpenWeatherMap

NO2
46.3 km
2.12 µg/m3
1.1%

source: OpenWeatherMap

SO2
46.3 km
0.52 µg/m3
0.1%

source: OpenWeatherMap

PM10
46.3 km
7.38 µg/m3
5.3%

source: OpenWeatherMap

PM2.5
46.3 km
5.25 µg/m3
6.3%

source: OpenWeatherMap

Info


Latitude: 34.37649
Longitude: -88.68172


Solar Energy

Very low
0 W/m²
Solar Radiation
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About Air Quality in Saltillo

Air quality in Saltillo is monitored in real-time by sensors and measurement stations. On this page you'll find current data on major air pollutants including particulate matter PM2.5 and PM10, nitrogen dioxide (NO2), ozone (O3), and radiation levels.

Common Pollutants in Saltillo

  • PM2.5 - fine particulate matter up to 2.5 micrometers, particularly harmful to health
  • PM10 - particulate matter up to 10 micrometers from traffic and industry
  • NO2 - nitrogen dioxide mainly emitted by vehicles
  • O3 - tropospheric ozone formed in photochemical reactions

When is Air Quality Best in Saltillo?

Generally, the best air quality occurs:

  • Early morning (5:00-7:00 AM) before rush hour traffic
  • After rainfall which cleanses the atmosphere
  • During strong winds that disperse pollutants
  • In summer months when heating systems are less used

Tips for Runners in Saltillo

If you're planning outdoor activities in Saltillo, always check the current AQI value. When AQI exceeds 100, consider moving your workout indoors or shortening the distance. People with respiratory issues, children, and seniors should be especially cautious during elevated pollution levels. Choose routes away from busy streets and industrial areas.