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Air quality in Honduras today

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Good: average US AQI 43 across 6 cities Worst now: San Pedro Sula (51); cleanest: Arizona (34).

Live US AQI, PM2.5 and ozone for cities across Honduras, ranked from most polluted to cleanest.

Average US AQI
43 Good
Most polluted now
San Pedro Sula AQI 51
Cleanest now
Arizona AQI 34
Cities above 100
0 unhealthy for sensitive groups or worse

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Air quality in Honduras today

Right now the modelled air quality in Honduras averages a US AQI of 43 (Good) across the 6 cities we track. By category: 4 Good, 2 Moderate (of 6).

That is 22 points better than the worldwide average of 65 across 3,909 cities.

San Pedro Sula has the worst air at 51 with PM2.5 at 18 µg/m³, while Arizona is cleanest at 34. No tracked city is above 100, the level where sensitive groups are advised to cut back outdoors.

Honduras cities by AQI (most polluted first)

CityRegionUS AQICategoryPM2.5 µg/m³Ozone µg/m³
San Pedro SulaCortés Department51Moderate18.249
CholomaCortés Department51Moderate18.249
San Luis, Santa Bárbara DepartmentSanta Bárbara Department47Good15.650
TegucigalpaFrancisco Morazán Department36Good757
Victoria, Yoro DepartmentYoro Department36Good6.558
ArizonaAtlántida Department34Good10.642

What the US AQI numbers mean

US AQICategoryWhat it means
0-50GoodAir quality is satisfactory and poses little or no risk; a good time for outdoor activity.
51-100ModerateAcceptable for most people. Unusually sensitive people should consider shortening long or heavy exertion outdoors.
101-150Unhealthy for Sensitive GroupsPeople with heart or lung disease, older adults, children and teens should cut back on prolonged or heavy exertion outdoors.
151-200UnhealthyEveryone should reduce prolonged or heavy exertion outdoors; sensitive groups should avoid it and keep windows closed.
201-300Very UnhealthyHealth alert: everyone should avoid prolonged or heavy exertion outdoors, and sensitive groups should stay indoors.
301-500HazardousEmergency conditions: everyone should avoid all outdoor physical activity and stay indoors with filtered air if possible. The scale tops out at 500; heavier dust or smoke is shown as 500.

Modelled by CAMS (Copernicus) via Open-Meteo, refreshed twice a day; read hour by hour from the forecast.

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Data: Open-Meteo Air Quality API, Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS).