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Surat — Air quality

Air quality

63.0
Bad

European air quality index (AQI) · Today's peak 111.0, around 14:00.

Leading pollutant: PM2.5 (AQI 63.0) — 56.9 µg/m³

Poor air – shorten outdoor time; prefer indoor exercise.

Dust (PM10)

65.7
Very high
µg/m³ · particulate matter

Hourly today

63.0
00:00
64.0
01:00
64.0
02:00
64.0
03:00
64.0
04:00
65.0
05:00
66.0
06:00
69.0
07:00
72.0
08:00
73.0
09:00
74.0
10:00
75.0
11:00
82.0
12:00
102.0
13:00
111.0
14:00
101.0
15:00
80.0
16:00
69.0
17:00
67.0
18:00
64.0
19:00
62.0
20:00
61.0
21:00
61.0
22:00
61.0
23:00

Coming days

Today
111.0
Very bad
Tomorrow
102.0
Very bad
Tuesday
88.0
Very bad
Wednesday
73.0
Bad
Thursday
48.0
Moderate

Pollutants

PM2.5
Fine particulate matter (PM2.5)
The smallest particles can reach the lungs and bloodstream.
56.9 µg/m³
Bad · AQI 63.0
PM10
Particulate matter (PM10)
Larger dust particles; may irritate airways and eyes.
65.7 µg/m³
Moderate · AQI 46.0
NO₂
Nitrogen dioxide
Mostly from traffic; higher levels make breathing harder.
45.0 µg/m³
Moderate · AQI 51.0
O₃
Ground-level ozone
Forms in sunlight; may irritate throat and lungs.
62.0 µg/m³
Fair · AQI 21.0
SO₂
Sulfur dioxide
Industrial / heating source; can quickly bother people with asthma.
52.8 µg/m³
Fair
CO
Carbon monoxide
Colorless, odorless gas; high levels cause headache and dizziness.
818.0 µg/m³
Good

AQI scale

≤20 Good Feel free to air rooms; outdoor plans are fine.
≤40 Fair Sensitive people should watch for symptoms.
≤60 Moderate After long spells outdoors, take it easier.
≤80 Bad Avoid prolonged outdoor exercise.
80+ Very bad Stay indoors if you can.

Frequently asked questions

What does the air quality index (AQI) mean?

The European AQI rates air cleanliness on a 0–100+ scale from the main pollutants (PM2.5, PM10, NO₂, O₃, etc.). Lower is better.

What is the difference between PM2.5 and PM10?

PM2.5 is fine dust under 2.5 µm; PM10 is under 10 µm. Finer particles go deeper into the lungs.

When should I be careful?

At moderate or worse AQI, shorten outdoor exercise, keep asthma meds handy, and air rooms less during busy traffic hours.

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