July 31 and Aug 1 - Cal Fire permits also required. Backyard burning banned.
Coastal
Inland
AQI Forecast Map For: Sunday August 1, 2021
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For more information on the current and forecasted AQI in your neighborhood, click here.
Please find your specific community below when determining your local air quality; it's not necessarily the monitor closest to you.
Posted: 7/30/2021 8:34:57 AM
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AQI Color Code |
Good |
Moderate |
Unhealthy for Sensitive Grps. |
Unhealthy |
| Stations Communities |
Friday Jul 30 |
Saturday Jul 31 |
Sunday Aug 1 |
Monday Aug 2 |
Tuesday Aug 3 |
Wednesday Aug 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Morro Bay Baywood Park Cambria Cayucos Harmony Los Osos San Simeon |
Good | Good | Good | Good | Good | Good |
| Paso Robles Jardine San Miguel Shandon Templeton Whitley Gardens |
Good | Good | Good | Good | Good | Good |
| Red Hills Cholame Eastern SLO Co Mountains |
Good | Good | Good | Good | Good | Moderate |
| Atascadero Creston Garden Farms Santa Margarita |
Good | Good | Good | Good | Good | Good |
| San Luis Obispo Edna Arroyo Grande Avila Beach Huasna Grover Beach Lopez Lake Oceano Pismo & Shell Port San Luis |
Good | Good | Good | Good | Good | Good |
| Nipomo - CDF Includes area along Hwy 1 btwn Callender Rd & Calle Bendita |
Good | Good | Good | Good | Good | Good |
| Nipomo - Mesa2 Lopez HS Lange School Pier Ave & Strand Way in Oceano Trilogy |
Good | Good | Good | Good | Good | Good |
| Nipomo - NRP Blacklake Central Nipomo Cypress Ridge Dana School Nipomo Park |
Good | Good | Good | Good | Good | Good |
| Carrizo Plain California Valley Cuyama Valley SE SLO County Valleys |
Moderate | Good | Good | Good | Moderate | Good |
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****************************************************************** WEBSITE FOR AIR QUALITY FORECAST AND CURRENT AIR QUALITY: AIRNOW The Current Conditions shown on the SLO APCD forecast webpage reflect data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations. Additional monitoring data is available from the AIRNOW webpage. Select the AIRNOW website. Hover over the Fires banner in the upper part of the AIR NOW home page, then select Fires and Smoke Map from the drop down menu. The Fires and Smoke Map page has data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations (circles) and sensor data (squares). Sensors are operated by individuals (public) and some are operated by the SLO APCD and other government agencies. There is also information on smoke plumes on this page. There can be very significant differences in air quality over small distances, especially during a wildfire event when smoke impacts are significant. Conditions can change rapidly when smoke plumes are present. SLO APCD official monitoring stations measure different parameters. For example, the Carrizo Plains and Red Hills monitoring stations only measure ozone. Nipomo CDF and Nipomo Mesa2 monitoring stations only measure particulate matter. San Luis Obispo, Morro Bay, Atascadero and Paso Robles monitoring stations measure ozone and particulate. ( 7/30 - 8/04) Carrizo / Red Hills: Atmospheric conditions are expected to be favorable for producing high ozone concentrations. Ozone concentrations are forecasted to increase significantly midday, afternoon and evening. People who are very sensitive to air pollution should limit time outside during midday, afternoon and early evening. During periods of high ozone, health impacts of ozone air pollution can be minimized by reducing strenuous activities and staying indoors. San Luis Obispo County residents are encouraged to reduce emission causing activities by limiting vehicle use. You can help prevent ozone pollution by sharing a ride, walking, riding a bicycle, taking your lunch to work, avoiding 'drive through' lanes, conserving energy and keeping your vehicles properly tuned. ****************************************************************** WEBSITE FOR AIR QUALITY FORECAST AND CURRENT AIR QUALITY: AIRNOW ****************************************************************** CALL 805 781 4390 FOR RECORDED AIR QUALITY FORECAST AND INFORMATION ****************************************************************** AIR QUALITY INDEX (AQI): AQI DEFINITION AND INFORMATION ****************************************************************** FIRE INFORMATION - INCIWEB - U.S. FOREST SERVICE WEBSITE POTENTIAL SMOKE IMPACTS Due to increasing wildfire activity across the state and region there is smoke aloft across the county. While this smoke is forecasted to remain aloft and not affect air quality at the surface the APCD will continue to monitor the situation and update the public if conditions change. SEE APCD WILDFIRE PAGE FOR MORE INFORMATION PLANNED BURNS Prescribed burning provide fire prevention benefits consistent with fire plans of the participating agencies. If conditions are not appropriate for safe burning and good smoke dispersal, burning will be postponed. AIR QUALITY MONITORING DATA FOR PRESCRIBED BURNS SEE NOW CAST AQI - Prescribed For additional information call: 805 781 5912 ****************************************************************** AIR QUALITY FORECAST DISCUSSION ALL FORECAST ZONES For Particulate Matter, the forecasted Air Quality Index (AQI) is representative of pollution exposure for a 24-hour period. The current conditions and the 24 hour particulate forecast may have different AQI values. A forecast of Good air quality, may include some hours of moderate air quality. For Ozone, the forecasted Air Quality Index (AQI) is representative of pollution exposure for an 8-hour period, typically in the afternoon. The current conditions and the 8 hour ozone forecast may have different AQI values. For additional information call: 805 781 5912 Para informacion adicional llame: 805 781 5912 Concentrations shown on the SLO APCD forecast webpage reflect data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations. Additional monitoring data is available from the AIRNOW webpage. Select the AIRNOW website. Hover over the Fires banner in the upper part of the AIR NOW home page, then select Fires and Smoke Map from the drop down menu. The Fires and Smoke Map page has data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations (circles) and sensor data (squares). Sensors are operated by individuals (public) and some are operated by the SLO APCD and other government agencies. There is also information on smoke plumes on this page. There can be very significant differences in air quality over small distances, especially during a wildfire event when smoke impacts are significant. Conditions can change rapidly when smoke plumes are present. SLO APCD official monitoring stations measure different parameters. For example, the Carrizo Plains and Red Hills monitoring stations only measure ozone. Nipomo CDF and Nipomo Mesa2 monitoring stations only measure particulate matter. San Luis Obispo, Morro Bay, Atascadero and Paso Robles monitoring stations measure ozone and particulate. ****************************************************************** ****************************************************************** CALL 805 781 4390 FOR RECORDED AIR QUALITY FORECAST AND INFORMATION ****************************************************************** AIR QUALITY INDEX (AQI): AQI DEFINITION AND INFORMATION ****************************************************************** FIRE INFORMATION - INCIWEB - U.S. FOREST SERVICE WEBSITE POTENTIAL SMOKE IMPACTS Due to increasing wildfire activity across the state and region there is smoke aloft across the county. While this smoke is forecasted to remain aloft and not affect air quality at the surface the APCD will continue to monitor the situation and update the public if conditions change. SEE APCD WILDFIRE PAGE FOR MORE INFORMATION PLANNED BURNS Prescribed burning provide fire prevention benefits consistent with fire plans of the participating agencies. If conditions are not appropriate for safe burning and good smoke dispersal, burning will be postponed. AIR QUALITY MONITORING DATA FOR PRESCRIBED BURNS SEE NOW CAST AQI - Prescribed For additional information call: 805 781 5912 ****************************************************************** AIR QUALITY FORECAST DISCUSSION ALL FORECAST ZONES For Particulate Matter, the forecasted Air Quality Index (AQI) is representative of pollution exposure for a 24-hour period. The current conditions and the 24 hour particulate forecast may have different AQI values. A forecast of Good air quality, may include some hours of moderate air quality. For Ozone, the forecasted Air Quality Index (AQI) is representative of pollution exposure for an 8-hour period, typically in the afternoon. The current conditions and the 8 hour ozone forecast may have different AQI values. For additional information call: 805 781 5912 Para informacion adicional llame: 805 781 5912 Concentrations shown on the SLO APCD forecast webpage reflect data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations. Additional monitoring data is available from the AIRNOW webpage. Select the AIRNOW website. Hover over the Fires banner in the upper part of the AIR NOW home page, then select Fires and Smoke Map from the drop down menu. The Fires and Smoke Map page has data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations (circles) and sensor data (squares). Sensors are operated by individuals (public) and some are operated by the SLO APCD and other government agencies. There is also information on smoke plumes on this page. There can be very significant differences in air quality over small distances, especially during a wildfire event when smoke impacts are significant. Conditions can change rapidly when smoke plumes are present. SLO APCD official monitoring stations measure different parameters. For example, the Carrizo Plains and Red Hills monitoring stations only measure ozone. Nipomo CDF and Nipomo Mesa2 monitoring stations only measure particulate matter. San Luis Obispo, Morro Bay, Atascadero and Paso Robles monitoring stations measure ozone and particulate. ****************************************************************** For additional information call: 805 781 5912 Para informacion adicional llame: 805 781 5912 Concentrations shown on the SLO APCD forecast webpage reflect data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations. Additional monitoring data is available from the AIRNOW webpage. Select the AIRNOW website. Hover over the Fires banner in the upper part of the AIR NOW home page, then select Fires and Smoke Map from the drop down menu. The Fires and Smoke Map page has data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations (circles) and sensor data (squares). Sensors are operated by individuals (public) and some are operated by the SLO APCD and other government agencies. There is also information on smoke plumes on this page. There can be very significant differences in air quality over small distances, especially during a wildfire event when smoke impacts are significant. Conditions can change rapidly when smoke plumes are present. SLO APCD official monitoring stations measure different parameters. For example, the Carrizo Plains and Red Hills monitoring stations only measure ozone. Nipomo CDF and Nipomo Mesa2 monitoring stations only measure particulate matter. San Luis Obispo, Morro Bay, Atascadero and Paso Robles monitoring stations measure ozone and particulate. ****************************************************************** ****************************************************************** CALL 805 781 4390 FOR RECORDED AIR QUALITY FORECAST AND INFORMATION ****************************************************************** AIR QUALITY INDEX (AQI): AQI DEFINITION AND INFORMATION ****************************************************************** FIRE INFORMATION - INCIWEB - U.S. FOREST SERVICE WEBSITE POTENTIAL SMOKE IMPACTS Due to increasing wildfire activity across the state and region there is smoke aloft across the county. While this smoke is forecasted to remain aloft and not affect air quality at the surface the APCD will continue to monitor the situation and update the public if conditions change. SEE APCD WILDFIRE PAGE FOR MORE INFORMATION PLANNED BURNS Prescribed burning provide fire prevention benefits consistent with fire plans of the participating agencies. If conditions are not appropriate for safe burning and good smoke dispersal, burning will be postponed. AIR QUALITY MONITORING DATA FOR PRESCRIBED BURNS SEE NOW CAST AQI - Prescribed For additional information call: 805 781 5912 ****************************************************************** AIR QUALITY FORECAST DISCUSSION ALL FORECAST ZONES For Particulate Matter, the forecasted Air Quality Index (AQI) is representative of pollution exposure for a 24-hour period. The current conditions and the 24 hour particulate forecast may have different AQI values. A forecast of Good air quality, may include some hours of moderate air quality. For Ozone, the forecasted Air Quality Index (AQI) is representative of pollution exposure for an 8-hour period, typically in the afternoon. The current conditions and the 8 hour ozone forecast may have different AQI values. For additional information call: 805 781 5912 Para informacion adicional llame: 805 781 5912 Concentrations shown on the SLO APCD forecast webpage reflect data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations. Additional monitoring data is available from the AIRNOW webpage. Select the AIRNOW website. Hover over the Fires banner in the upper part of the AIR NOW home page, then select Fires and Smoke Map from the drop down menu. The Fires and Smoke Map page has data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations (circles) and sensor data (squares). Sensors are operated by individuals (public) and some are operated by the SLO APCD and other government agencies. There is also information on smoke plumes on this page. There can be very significant differences in air quality over small distances, especially during a wildfire event when smoke impacts are significant. Conditions can change rapidly when smoke plumes are present. SLO APCD official monitoring stations measure different parameters. For example, the Carrizo Plains and Red Hills monitoring stations only measure ozone. Nipomo CDF and Nipomo Mesa2 monitoring stations only measure particulate matter. San Luis Obispo, Morro Bay, Atascadero and Paso Robles monitoring stations measure ozone and particulate. ****************************************************************** ****************************************************************** WEBSITE FOR AIR QUALITY FORECAST AND CURRENT AIR QUALITY: AIRNOW The Current Conditions shown on the SLO APCD forecast webpage reflect data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations. Additional monitoring data is available from the AIRNOW webpage. Select the AIRNOW website. Hover over the Fires banner in the upper part of the AIR NOW home page, then select Fires and Smoke Map from the drop down menu. The Fires and Smoke Map page has data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations (circles) and sensor data (squares). Sensors are operated by individuals (public) and some are operated by the SLO APCD and other government agencies. There is also information on smoke plumes on this page. There can be very significant differences in air quality over small distances, especially during a wildfire event when smoke impacts are significant. Conditions can change rapidly when smoke plumes are present. SLO APCD official monitoring stations measure different parameters. For example, the Carrizo Plains and Red Hills monitoring stations only measure ozone. Nipomo CDF and Nipomo Mesa2 monitoring stations only measure particulate matter. San Luis Obispo, Morro Bay, Atascadero and Paso Robles monitoring stations measure ozone and particulate. ( 7/27 - 7/31) Carrizo / Red Hills: Atmospheric conditions are expected to be favorable for producing high ozone concentrations. Ozone concentrations are forecasted to increase significantly midday, afternoon and evening. People who are very sensitive to air pollution should limit time outside during midday, afternoon and early evening. During periods of high ozone, health impacts of ozone air pollution can be minimized by reducing strenuous activities and staying indoors. San Luis Obispo County residents are encouraged to reduce emission causing activities by limiting vehicle use. You can help prevent ozone pollution by sharing a ride, walking, riding a bicycle, taking your lunch to work, avoiding 'drive through' lanes, conserving energy and keeping your vehicles properly tuned. ****************************************************************** WEBSITE FOR AIR QUALITY FORECAST AND CURRENT AIR QUALITY: AIRNOW ****************************************************************** CALL 805 781 4390 FOR RECORDED AIR QUALITY FORECAST AND INFORMATION ****************************************************************** AIR QUALITY INDEX (AQI): AQI DEFINITION AND INFORMATION ****************************************************************** FIRE INFORMATION - INCIWEB - U.S. FOREST SERVICE WEBSITE POTENTIAL SMOKE IMPACTS Due to increasing wildfire activity across the state and region there is smoke aloft across the county. While this smoke is forecasted to remain aloft and not affect air quality at the surface the APCD will continue to monitor the situation and update the public if conditions change. SEE APCD WILDFIRE PAGE FOR MORE INFORMATION PLANNED BURNS Prescribed burning provide fire prevention benefits consistent with fire plans of the participating agencies. If conditions are not appropriate for safe burning and good smoke dispersal, burning will be postponed. AIR QUALITY MONITORING DATA FOR PRESCRIBED BURNS SEE NOW CAST AQI - Prescribed For additional information call: 805 781 5912 ****************************************************************** AIR QUALITY FORECAST DISCUSSION ALL FORECAST ZONES For Particulate Matter, the forecasted Air Quality Index (AQI) is representative of pollution exposure for a 24-hour period. The current conditions and the 24 hour particulate forecast may have different AQI values. A forecast of Good air quality, may include some hours of moderate air quality. For Ozone, the forecasted Air Quality Index (AQI) is representative of pollution exposure for an 8-hour period, typically in the afternoon. The current conditions and the 8 hour ozone forecast may have different AQI values. For additional information call: 805 781 5912 Para informacion adicional llame: 805 781 5912 Concentrations shown on the SLO APCD forecast webpage reflect data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations. Additional monitoring data is available from the AIRNOW webpage. Select the AIRNOW website. Hover over the Fires banner in the upper part of the AIR NOW home page, then select Fires and Smoke Map from the drop down menu. The Fires and Smoke Map page has data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations (circles) and sensor data (squares). Sensors are operated by individuals (public) and some are operated by the SLO APCD and other government agencies. There is also information on smoke plumes on this page. There can be very significant differences in air quality over small distances, especially during a wildfire event when smoke impacts are significant. Conditions can change rapidly when smoke plumes are present. SLO APCD official monitoring stations measure different parameters. For example, the Carrizo Plains and Red Hills monitoring stations only measure ozone. Nipomo CDF and Nipomo Mesa2 monitoring stations only measure particulate matter. San Luis Obispo, Morro Bay, Atascadero and Paso Robles monitoring stations measure ozone and particulate. ****************************************************************** ****************************************************************** CALL 805 781 4390 FOR RECORDED AIR QUALITY FORECAST AND INFORMATION ****************************************************************** AIR QUALITY INDEX (AQI): AQI DEFINITION AND INFORMATION ****************************************************************** FIRE INFORMATION - INCIWEB - U.S. FOREST SERVICE WEBSITE POTENTIAL SMOKE IMPACTS Due to increasing wildfire activity across the state and region there is smoke aloft across the county. While this smoke is forecasted to remain aloft and not affect air quality at the surface the APCD will continue to monitor the situation and update the public if conditions change. SEE APCD WILDFIRE PAGE FOR MORE INFORMATION PLANNED BURNS Prescribed burning provide fire prevention benefits consistent with fire plans of the participating agencies. If conditions are not appropriate for safe burning and good smoke dispersal, burning will be postponed. AIR QUALITY MONITORING DATA FOR PRESCRIBED BURNS SEE NOW CAST AQI - Prescribed For additional information call: 805 781 5912 ****************************************************************** AIR QUALITY FORECAST DISCUSSION ALL FORECAST ZONES For Particulate Matter, the forecasted Air Quality Index (AQI) is representative of pollution exposure for a 24-hour period. The current conditions and the 24 hour particulate forecast may have different AQI values. A forecast of Good air quality, may include some hours of moderate air quality. For Ozone, the forecasted Air Quality Index (AQI) is representative of pollution exposure for an 8-hour period, typically in the afternoon. The current conditions and the 8 hour ozone forecast may have different AQI values. For additional information call: 805 781 5912 Para informacion adicional llame: 805 781 5912 Concentrations shown on the SLO APCD forecast webpage reflect data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations. Additional monitoring data is available from the AIRNOW webpage. Select the AIRNOW website. Hover over the Fires banner in the upper part of the AIR NOW home page, then select Fires and Smoke Map from the drop down menu. The Fires and Smoke Map page has data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations (circles) and sensor data (squares). Sensors are operated by individuals (public) and some are operated by the SLO APCD and other government agencies. There is also information on smoke plumes on this page. There can be very significant differences in air quality over small distances, especially during a wildfire event when smoke impacts are significant. Conditions can change rapidly when smoke plumes are present. SLO APCD official monitoring stations measure different parameters. For example, the Carrizo Plains and Red Hills monitoring stations only measure ozone. Nipomo CDF and Nipomo Mesa2 monitoring stations only measure particulate matter. San Luis Obispo, Morro Bay, Atascadero and Paso Robles monitoring stations measure ozone and particulate. ****************************************************************** For additional information call: 805 781 5912 Para informacion adicional llame: 805 781 5912 Concentrations shown on the SLO APCD forecast webpage reflect data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations. Additional monitoring data is available from the AIRNOW webpage. Select the AIRNOW website. Hover over the Fires banner in the upper part of the AIR NOW home page, then select Fires and Smoke Map from the drop down menu. The Fires and Smoke Map page has data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations (circles) and sensor data (squares). Sensors are operated by individuals (public) and some are operated by the SLO APCD and other government agencies. There is also information on smoke plumes on this page. There can be very significant differences in air quality over small distances, especially during a wildfire event when smoke impacts are significant. Conditions can change rapidly when smoke plumes are present. SLO APCD official monitoring stations measure different parameters. For example, the Carrizo Plains and Red Hills monitoring stations only measure ozone. Nipomo CDF and Nipomo Mesa2 monitoring stations only measure particulate matter. San Luis Obispo, Morro Bay, Atascadero and Paso Robles monitoring stations measure ozone and particulate. ****************************************************************** ****************************************************************** CALL 805 781 4390 FOR RECORDED AIR QUALITY FORECAST AND INFORMATION ****************************************************************** AIR QUALITY INDEX (AQI): AQI DEFINITION AND INFORMATION ****************************************************************** FIRE INFORMATION - INCIWEB - U.S. FOREST SERVICE WEBSITE POTENTIAL SMOKE IMPACTS Due to increasing wildfire activity across the state and region there is smoke aloft across the county. While this smoke is forecasted to remain aloft and not affect air quality at the surface the APCD will continue to monitor the situation and update the public if conditions change. SEE APCD WILDFIRE PAGE FOR MORE INFORMATION PLANNED BURNS Prescribed burning provide fire prevention benefits consistent with fire plans of the participating agencies. If conditions are not appropriate for safe burning and good smoke dispersal, burning will be postponed. AIR QUALITY MONITORING DATA FOR PRESCRIBED BURNS SEE NOW CAST AQI - Prescribed For additional information call: 805 781 5912 ****************************************************************** AIR QUALITY FORECAST DISCUSSION ALL FORECAST ZONES For Particulate Matter, the forecasted Air Quality Index (AQI) is representative of pollution exposure for a 24-hour period. The current conditions and the 24 hour particulate forecast may have different AQI values. A forecast of Good air quality, may include some hours of moderate air quality. For Ozone, the forecasted Air Quality Index (AQI) is representative of pollution exposure for an 8-hour period, typically in the afternoon. The current conditions and the 8 hour ozone forecast may have different AQI values. For additional information call: 805 781 5912 Para informacion adicional llame: 805 781 5912 Concentrations shown on the SLO APCD forecast webpage reflect data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations. Additional monitoring data is available from the AIRNOW webpage. Select the AIRNOW website. Hover over the Fires banner in the upper part of the AIR NOW home page, then select Fires and Smoke Map from the drop down menu. The Fires and Smoke Map page has data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations (circles) and sensor data (squares). Sensors are operated by individuals (public) and some are operated by the SLO APCD and other government agencies. There is also information on smoke plumes on this page. There can be very significant differences in air quality over small distances, especially during a wildfire event when smoke impacts are significant. Conditions can change rapidly when smoke plumes are present. SLO APCD official monitoring stations measure different parameters. For example, the Carrizo Plains and Red Hills monitoring stations only measure ozone. Nipomo CDF and Nipomo Mesa2 monitoring stations only measure particulate matter. San Luis Obispo, Morro Bay, Atascadero and Paso Robles monitoring stations measure ozone and particulate. ****************************************************************** ****************************************************************** WEBSITE FOR AIR QUALITY FORECAST AND CURRENT AIR QUALITY: AIRNOW The Current Conditions shown on the SLO APCD forecast webpage reflect data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations. Additional monitoring data is available from the AIRNOW webpage. Select the AIRNOW website. Hover over the Fires banner in the upper part of the AIR NOW home page, then select Fires and Smoke Map from the drop down menu. The Fires and Smoke Map page has data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations (circles) and sensor data (squares). Sensors are operated by individuals (public) and some are operated by the SLO APCD and other government agencies. There is also information on smoke plumes on this page. There can be very significant differences in air quality over small distances, especially during a wildfire event when smoke impacts are significant. Conditions can change rapidly when smoke plumes are present. SLO APCD official monitoring stations measure different parameters. For example, the Carrizo Plains and Red Hills monitoring stations only measure ozone. Nipomo CDF and Nipomo Mesa2 monitoring stations only measure particulate matter. San Luis Obispo, Morro Bay, Atascadero and Paso Robles monitoring stations measure ozone and particulate. ( 7/28 - 7/31) Carrizo / Red Hills: Atmospheric conditions are expected to be favorable for producing high ozone concentrations. Ozone concentrations are forecasted to increase significantly midday, afternoon and evening. People who are very sensitive to air pollution should limit time outside during midday, afternoon and early evening. During periods of high ozone, health impacts of ozone air pollution can be minimized by reducing strenuous activities and staying indoors. San Luis Obispo County residents are encouraged to reduce emission causing activities by limiting vehicle use. You can help prevent ozone pollution by sharing a ride, walking, riding a bicycle, taking your lunch to work, avoiding 'drive through' lanes, conserving energy and keeping your vehicles properly tuned. ****************************************************************** WEBSITE FOR AIR QUALITY FORECAST AND CURRENT AIR QUALITY: AIRNOW ****************************************************************** CALL 805 781 4390 FOR RECORDED AIR QUALITY FORECAST AND INFORMATION ****************************************************************** AIR QUALITY INDEX (AQI): AQI DEFINITION AND INFORMATION ****************************************************************** FIRE INFORMATION - INCIWEB - U.S. FOREST SERVICE WEBSITE POTENTIAL SMOKE IMPACTS Due to increasing wildfire activity across the state and region there is smoke aloft across the county. While this smoke is forecasted to remain aloft and not affect air quality at the surface the APCD will continue to monitor the situation and update the public if conditions change. SEE APCD WILDFIRE PAGE FOR MORE INFORMATION PLANNED BURNS Prescribed burning provide fire prevention benefits consistent with fire plans of the participating agencies. If conditions are not appropriate for safe burning and good smoke dispersal, burning will be postponed. AIR QUALITY MONITORING DATA FOR PRESCRIBED BURNS SEE NOW CAST AQI - Prescribed For additional information call: 805 781 5912 ****************************************************************** AIR QUALITY FORECAST DISCUSSION ALL FORECAST ZONES For Particulate Matter, the forecasted Air Quality Index (AQI) is representative of pollution exposure for a 24-hour period. The current conditions and the 24 hour particulate forecast may have different AQI values. A forecast of Good air quality, may include some hours of moderate air quality. For Ozone, the forecasted Air Quality Index (AQI) is representative of pollution exposure for an 8-hour period, typically in the afternoon. The current conditions and the 8 hour ozone forecast may have different AQI values. For additional information call: 805 781 5912 Para informacion adicional llame: 805 781 5912 Concentrations shown on the SLO APCD forecast webpage reflect data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations. Additional monitoring data is available from the AIRNOW webpage. Select the AIRNOW website. Hover over the Fires banner in the upper part of the AIR NOW home page, then select Fires and Smoke Map from the drop down menu. The Fires and Smoke Map page has data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations (circles) and sensor data (squares). Sensors are operated by individuals (public) and some are operated by the SLO APCD and other government agencies. There is also information on smoke plumes on this page. There can be very significant differences in air quality over small distances, especially during a wildfire event when smoke impacts are significant. Conditions can change rapidly when smoke plumes are present. SLO APCD official monitoring stations measure different parameters. For example, the Carrizo Plains and Red Hills monitoring stations only measure ozone. Nipomo CDF and Nipomo Mesa2 monitoring stations only measure particulate matter. San Luis Obispo, Morro Bay, Atascadero and Paso Robles monitoring stations measure ozone and particulate. ****************************************************************** ****************************************************************** CALL 805 781 4390 FOR RECORDED AIR QUALITY FORECAST AND INFORMATION ****************************************************************** AIR QUALITY INDEX (AQI): AQI DEFINITION AND INFORMATION ****************************************************************** FIRE INFORMATION - INCIWEB - U.S. FOREST SERVICE WEBSITE POTENTIAL SMOKE IMPACTS Due to increasing wildfire activity across the state and region there is smoke aloft across the county. While this smoke is forecasted to remain aloft and not affect air quality at the surface the APCD will continue to monitor the situation and update the public if conditions change. SEE APCD WILDFIRE PAGE FOR MORE INFORMATION PLANNED BURNS Prescribed burning provide fire prevention benefits consistent with fire plans of the participating agencies. If conditions are not appropriate for safe burning and good smoke dispersal, burning will be postponed. AIR QUALITY MONITORING DATA FOR PRESCRIBED BURNS SEE NOW CAST AQI - Prescribed For additional information call: 805 781 5912 ****************************************************************** AIR QUALITY FORECAST DISCUSSION ALL FORECAST ZONES For Particulate Matter, the forecasted Air Quality Index (AQI) is representative of pollution exposure for a 24-hour period. The current conditions and the 24 hour particulate forecast may have different AQI values. A forecast of Good air quality, may include some hours of moderate air quality. For Ozone, the forecasted Air Quality Index (AQI) is representative of pollution exposure for an 8-hour period, typically in the afternoon. The current conditions and the 8 hour ozone forecast may have different AQI values. For additional information call: 805 781 5912 Para informacion adicional llame: 805 781 5912 Concentrations shown on the SLO APCD forecast webpage reflect data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations. Additional monitoring data is available from the AIRNOW webpage. Select the AIRNOW website. Hover over the Fires banner in the upper part of the AIR NOW home page, then select Fires and Smoke Map from the drop down menu. The Fires and Smoke Map page has data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations (circles) and sensor data (squares). Sensors are operated by individuals (public) and some are operated by the SLO APCD and other government agencies. There is also information on smoke plumes on this page. There can be very significant differences in air quality over small distances, especially during a wildfire event when smoke impacts are significant. Conditions can change rapidly when smoke plumes are present. SLO APCD official monitoring stations measure different parameters. For example, the Carrizo Plains and Red Hills monitoring stations only measure ozone. Nipomo CDF and Nipomo Mesa2 monitoring stations only measure particulate matter. San Luis Obispo, Morro Bay, Atascadero and Paso Robles monitoring stations measure ozone and particulate. ****************************************************************** For additional information call: 805 781 5912 Para informacion adicional llame: 805 781 5912 Concentrations shown on the SLO APCD forecast webpage reflect data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations. Additional monitoring data is available from the AIRNOW webpage. Select the AIRNOW website. Hover over the Fires banner in the upper part of the AIR NOW home page, then select Fires and Smoke Map from the drop down menu. The Fires and Smoke Map page has data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations (circles) and sensor data (squares). Sensors are operated by individuals (public) and some are operated by the SLO APCD and other government agencies. There is also information on smoke plumes on this page. There can be very significant differences in air quality over small distances, especially during a wildfire event when smoke impacts are significant. Conditions can change rapidly when smoke plumes are present. SLO APCD official monitoring stations measure different parameters. For example, the Carrizo Plains and Red Hills monitoring stations only measure ozone. Nipomo CDF and Nipomo Mesa2 monitoring stations only measure particulate matter. San Luis Obispo, Morro Bay, Atascadero and Paso Robles monitoring stations measure ozone and particulate. ****************************************************************** ****************************************************************** CALL 805 781 4390 FOR RECORDED AIR QUALITY FORECAST AND INFORMATION ****************************************************************** AIR QUALITY INDEX (AQI): AQI DEFINITION AND INFORMATION ****************************************************************** FIRE INFORMATION - INCIWEB - U.S. FOREST SERVICE WEBSITE POTENTIAL SMOKE IMPACTS Due to increasing wildfire activity across the state and region there is smoke aloft across the county. While this smoke is forecasted to remain aloft and not affect air quality at the surface the APCD will continue to monitor the situation and update the public if conditions change. SEE APCD WILDFIRE PAGE FOR MORE INFORMATION PLANNED BURNS Prescribed burning provide fire prevention benefits consistent with fire plans of the participating agencies. If conditions are not appropriate for safe burning and good smoke dispersal, burning will be postponed. AIR QUALITY MONITORING DATA FOR PRESCRIBED BURNS SEE NOW CAST AQI - Prescribed For additional information call: 805 781 5912 ****************************************************************** AIR QUALITY FORECAST DISCUSSION ALL FORECAST ZONES For Particulate Matter, the forecasted Air Quality Index (AQI) is representative of pollution exposure for a 24-hour period. The current conditions and the 24 hour particulate forecast may have different AQI values. A forecast of Good air quality, may include some hours of moderate air quality. For Ozone, the forecasted Air Quality Index (AQI) is representative of pollution exposure for an 8-hour period, typically in the afternoon. The current conditions and the 8 hour ozone forecast may have different AQI values. For additional information call: 805 781 5912 Para informacion adicional llame: 805 781 5912 Concentrations shown on the SLO APCD forecast webpage reflect data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations. Additional monitoring data is available from the AIRNOW webpage. Select the AIRNOW website. Hover over the Fires banner in the upper part of the AIR NOW home page, then select Fires and Smoke Map from the drop down menu. The Fires and Smoke Map page has data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations (circles) and sensor data (squares). Sensors are operated by individuals (public) and some are operated by the SLO APCD and other government agencies. There is also information on smoke plumes on this page. There can be very significant differences in air quality over small distances, especially during a wildfire event when smoke impacts are significant. Conditions can change rapidly when smoke plumes are present. SLO APCD official monitoring stations measure different parameters. For example, the Carrizo Plains and Red Hills monitoring stations only measure ozone. Nipomo CDF and Nipomo Mesa2 monitoring stations only measure particulate matter. San Luis Obispo, Morro Bay, Atascadero and Paso Robles monitoring stations measure ozone and particulate. ****************************************************************** ****************************************************************** WEBSITE FOR AIR QUALITY FORECAST AND CURRENT AIR QUALITY: AIRNOW The Current Conditions shown on the SLO APCD forecast webpage reflect data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations. Additional monitoring data is available from the AIRNOW webpage. Select the AIRNOW website. Hover over the Fires banner in the upper part of the AIR NOW home page, then select Fires and Smoke Map from the drop down menu. The Fires and Smoke Map page has data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations (circles) and sensor data (squares). Sensors are operated by individuals (public) and some are operated by the SLO APCD and other government agencies. There is also information on smoke plumes on this page. There can be very significant differences in air quality over small distances, especially during a wildfire event when smoke impacts are significant. Conditions can change rapidly when smoke plumes are present. SLO APCD official monitoring stations measure different parameters. For example, the Carrizo Plains and Red Hills monitoring stations only measure ozone. Nipomo CDF and Nipomo Mesa2 monitoring stations only measure particulate matter. San Luis Obispo, Morro Bay, Atascadero and Paso Robles monitoring stations measure ozone and particulate. ( 7/27 - 7/31) Carrizo / Red Hills: Atmospheric conditions are expected to be favorable for producing high ozone concentrations. Ozone concentrations are forecasted to increase significantly midday, afternoon and evening. People who are very sensitive to air pollution should limit time outside during midday, afternoon and early evening. During periods of high ozone, health impacts of ozone air pollution can be minimized by reducing strenuous activities and staying indoors. San Luis Obispo County residents are encouraged to reduce emission causing activities by limiting vehicle use. You can help prevent ozone pollution by sharing a ride, walking, riding a bicycle, taking your lunch to work, avoiding 'drive through' lanes, conserving energy and keeping your vehicles properly tuned. ****************************************************************** WEBSITE FOR AIR QUALITY FORECAST AND CURRENT AIR QUALITY: AIRNOW ****************************************************************** CALL 805 781 4390 FOR RECORDED AIR QUALITY FORECAST AND INFORMATION ****************************************************************** AIR QUALITY INDEX (AQI): AQI DEFINITION AND INFORMATION ****************************************************************** FIRE INFORMATION - INCIWEB - U.S. FOREST SERVICE WEBSITE POTENTIAL SMOKE IMPACTS Due to increasing wildfire activity across the state and region there is smoke aloft across the county. While this smoke is forecasted to remain aloft and not affect air quality at the surface the APCD will continue to monitor the situation and update the public if conditions change. SEE APCD WILDFIRE PAGE FOR MORE INFORMATION PLANNED BURNS Prescribed burning provide fire prevention benefits consistent with fire plans of the participating agencies. If conditions are not appropriate for safe burning and good smoke dispersal, burning will be postponed. AIR QUALITY MONITORING DATA FOR PRESCRIBED BURNS SEE NOW CAST AQI - Prescribed For additional information call: 805 781 5912 ****************************************************************** AIR QUALITY FORECAST DISCUSSION ALL FORECAST ZONES For Particulate Matter, the forecasted Air Quality Index (AQI) is representative of pollution exposure for a 24-hour period. The current conditions and the 24 hour particulate forecast may have different AQI values. A forecast of Good air quality, may include some hours of moderate air quality. For Ozone, the forecasted Air Quality Index (AQI) is representative of pollution exposure for an 8-hour period, typically in the afternoon. The current conditions and the 8 hour ozone forecast may have different AQI values. For additional information call: 805 781 5912 Para informacion adicional llame: 805 781 5912 Concentrations shown on the SLO APCD forecast webpage reflect data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations. Additional monitoring data is available from the AIRNOW webpage. Select the AIRNOW website. Hover over the Fires banner in the upper part of the AIR NOW home page, then select Fires and Smoke Map from the drop down menu. The Fires and Smoke Map page has data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations (circles) and sensor data (squares). Sensors are operated by individuals (public) and some are operated by the SLO APCD and other government agencies. There is also information on smoke plumes on this page. There can be very significant differences in air quality over small distances, especially during a wildfire event when smoke impacts are significant. Conditions can change rapidly when smoke plumes are present. SLO APCD official monitoring stations measure different parameters. For example, the Carrizo Plains and Red Hills monitoring stations only measure ozone. Nipomo CDF and Nipomo Mesa2 monitoring stations only measure particulate matter. San Luis Obispo, Morro Bay, Atascadero and Paso Robles monitoring stations measure ozone and particulate. ****************************************************************** ****************************************************************** CALL 805 781 4390 FOR RECORDED AIR QUALITY FORECAST AND INFORMATION ****************************************************************** AIR QUALITY INDEX (AQI): AQI DEFINITION AND INFORMATION ****************************************************************** FIRE INFORMATION - INCIWEB - U.S. FOREST SERVICE WEBSITE POTENTIAL SMOKE IMPACTS Due to increasing wildfire activity across the state and region there is smoke aloft across the county. While this smoke is forecasted to remain aloft and not affect air quality at the surface the APCD will continue to monitor the situation and update the public if conditions change. SEE APCD WILDFIRE PAGE FOR MORE INFORMATION PLANNED BURNS Prescribed burning provide fire prevention benefits consistent with fire plans of the participating agencies. If conditions are not appropriate for safe burning and good smoke dispersal, burning will be postponed. AIR QUALITY MONITORING DATA FOR PRESCRIBED BURNS SEE NOW CAST AQI - Prescribed For additional information call: 805 781 5912 ****************************************************************** AIR QUALITY FORECAST DISCUSSION ALL FORECAST ZONES For Particulate Matter, the forecasted Air Quality Index (AQI) is representative of pollution exposure for a 24-hour period. The current conditions and the 24 hour particulate forecast may have different AQI values. A forecast of Good air quality, may include some hours of moderate air quality. For Ozone, the forecasted Air Quality Index (AQI) is representative of pollution exposure for an 8-hour period, typically in the afternoon. The current conditions and the 8 hour ozone forecast may have different AQI values. For additional information call: 805 781 5912 Para informacion adicional llame: 805 781 5912 Concentrations shown on the SLO APCD forecast webpage reflect data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations. Additional monitoring data is available from the AIRNOW webpage. Select the AIRNOW website. Hover over the Fires banner in the upper part of the AIR NOW home page, then select Fires and Smoke Map from the drop down menu. The Fires and Smoke Map page has data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations (circles) and sensor data (squares). Sensors are operated by individuals (public) and some are operated by the SLO APCD and other government agencies. There is also information on smoke plumes on this page. There can be very significant differences in air quality over small distances, especially during a wildfire event when smoke impacts are significant. Conditions can change rapidly when smoke plumes are present. SLO APCD official monitoring stations measure different parameters. For example, the Carrizo Plains and Red Hills monitoring stations only measure ozone. Nipomo CDF and Nipomo Mesa2 monitoring stations only measure particulate matter. San Luis Obispo, Morro Bay, Atascadero and Paso Robles monitoring stations measure ozone and particulate. ****************************************************************** For additional information call: 805 781 5912 Para informacion adicional llame: 805 781 5912 Concentrations shown on the SLO APCD forecast webpage reflect data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations. Additional monitoring data is available from the AIRNOW webpage. Select the AIRNOW website. Hover over the Fires banner in the upper part of the AIR NOW home page, then select Fires and Smoke Map from the drop down menu. The Fires and Smoke Map page has data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations (circles) and sensor data (squares). Sensors are operated by individuals (public) and some are operated by the SLO APCD and other government agencies. There is also information on smoke plumes on this page. There can be very significant differences in air quality over small distances, especially during a wildfire event when smoke impacts are significant. Conditions can change rapidly when smoke plumes are present. SLO APCD official monitoring stations measure different parameters. For example, the Carrizo Plains and Red Hills monitoring stations only measure ozone. Nipomo CDF and Nipomo Mesa2 monitoring stations only measure particulate matter. San Luis Obispo, Morro Bay, Atascadero and Paso Robles monitoring stations measure ozone and particulate. ****************************************************************** ****************************************************************** CALL 805 781 4390 FOR RECORDED AIR QUALITY FORECAST AND INFORMATION ****************************************************************** AIR QUALITY INDEX (AQI): AQI DEFINITION AND INFORMATION ****************************************************************** FIRE INFORMATION - INCIWEB - U.S. FOREST SERVICE WEBSITE POTENTIAL SMOKE IMPACTS Due to increasing wildfire activity across the state and region there is smoke aloft across the county. While this smoke is forecasted to remain aloft and not affect air quality at the surface the APCD will continue to monitor the situation and update the public if conditions change. SEE APCD WILDFIRE PAGE FOR MORE INFORMATION PLANNED BURNS Prescribed burning provide fire prevention benefits consistent with fire plans of the participating agencies. If conditions are not appropriate for safe burning and good smoke dispersal, burning will be postponed. AIR QUALITY MONITORING DATA FOR PRESCRIBED BURNS SEE NOW CAST AQI - Prescribed For additional information call: 805 781 5912 ****************************************************************** AIR QUALITY FORECAST DISCUSSION ALL FORECAST ZONES For Particulate Matter, the forecasted Air Quality Index (AQI) is representative of pollution exposure for a 24-hour period. The current conditions and the 24 hour particulate forecast may have different AQI values. A forecast of Good air quality, may include some hours of moderate air quality. For Ozone, the forecasted Air Quality Index (AQI) is representative of pollution exposure for an 8-hour period, typically in the afternoon. The current conditions and the 8 hour ozone forecast may have different AQI values. For additional information call: 805 781 5912 Para informacion adicional llame: 805 781 5912 Concentrations shown on the SLO APCD forecast webpage reflect data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations. Additional monitoring data is available from the AIRNOW webpage. Select the AIRNOW website. Hover over the Fires banner in the upper part of the AIR NOW home page, then select Fires and Smoke Map from the drop down menu. The Fires and Smoke Map page has data from SLO APCD official monitoring stations (circles) and sensor data (squares). Sensors are operated by individuals (public) and some are operated by the SLO APCD and other government agencies. There is also information on smoke plumes on this page. There can be very significant differences in air quality over small distances, especially during a wildfire event when smoke impacts are significant. Conditions can change rapidly when smoke plumes are present. SLO APCD official monitoring stations measure different parameters. For example, the Carrizo Plains and Red Hills monitoring stations only measure ozone. Nipomo CDF and Nipomo Mesa2 monitoring stations only measure particulate matter. San Luis Obispo, Morro Bay, Atascadero and Paso Robles monitoring stations measure ozone and particulate. ****************************************************************** Description of Nipomo Forecast Zones: Nipomo Forecast Zone Map |
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