A(n) Air Quality Action Day has been declared for Susquehanna Valley Area, PA, on Saturday, Jun 25
Tomorrow’s Forecast
Saturday, Jun 25:
101 AQI
Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups
Ozone
60 AQI
Moderate
Particle Pollution (2.5 microns)
Extended Forecast
Sunday, Jun 26:
77 AQI
Moderate
Ozone
52 AQI
Moderate
Particle Pollution (2.5 microns)
Monday, Jun 27:
46 AQI
Good
Ozone
40 AQI
Good
Particle Pollution (2.5 microns)
Tuesday, Jun 28:
46 AQI
Good
Ozone
38 AQI
Good
Particle Pollution (2.5 microns)
Current Conditions: Clouds are beginning to break up some this Friday afternoon as high pressure starts to build in from the west. Both fine particle pollution (PM2.5) and ozone are down inside the good range. *** Saturday’s forecast: An Air Quality Action Day is in effect for Saturday! Mostly sunny skies and temperatures edging to around 90 degrees will permit rapid ozone development with some additional transport involved from the west. Maximum 8-hour concentrations of ozone will thus reach into the code ORANGE range during the afternoon. PM2.5 averages will be in the moderate range.
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Air Quality Action Day has been declared for Susquehanna Valley, PA, on Sunday, Jun 6
Tomorrow’s Forecast
Sunday, Jun 6:
110 AQI
Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups
Ozone
56 AQI
Moderate
Particle Pollution (2.5 microns)
*** Sunday’s forecast: Conditions will be favorable for ozone concentrations on Sunday to climb into the code ORANGE range. Light southwesterly flow around a strong area of high pressure combined with sunny skies will allow for the rise in concentrations. Fine particulate will also go into the lower moderate range as well.
Residents and businesses within the ozone Air Quality Action Day area are strongly encouraged to voluntarily help reduce air pollution by:
• Conserving electricity by setting air conditioning to a higher temperature; • Combining errands to reduce vehicle trips; • Limiting engine idling; and • Refueling cars and trucks after dusk.
This forecast is brought to you by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PA DEP).
