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Parkland, month by month

Parkland has a measured daily mean on 1,300 days since 1 January 2023. Its worst month was January 2025, at 63 US AQI (15.4 µg/m³), 466th of 2,474 cities on that month's world ranking. Its cleanest was March 2026, at 17 US AQI (3.1 µg/m³). 2025 averaged 32 US AQI (5.7 µg/m³), against 32 US AQI (5.7 µg/m³) in 2024.

Every month since 2023

Each square is a month's mean PM2.5 in US AQI from Parkland's measured days, with its place on that month's world ranking under it. A month has a mean once 70% of its days are measured, the rule the monthly rankings use; under that, the square gives the days measured. Each square opens that month's ranking with Parkland marked; each year, the year's. A dashed square is the running month, so far.
Good0–50
Moderate51–100
Sensitive groups101–150
Unhealthy151–200
Very unhealthy201–300
Hazardous301+

The US EPA's Air Quality Index for PM2.5 (2024 breakpoints). Show values as: µg/m³ · US AQI · India AQI · China AQI · European AQI · UK DAQI · Canada AQHI+. About the scales

Months without a mean, and why

1 month
MonthWhy
Apr 202613 of 30 days measured; a month needs 21. The others: 17 with under 18 hours of readings or readings that failed our checks.

A day counts once 18 hours of it are measured; a month needs 70% of its days.

Parkland's worst months

MonthUS AQIDays measuredWorld rankEpisode
January 2025 6315.4 µg/m³27 of 31466thof 2,474Western United States and Mexico, January and February 2025
November 2023 5913.3 µg/m³22 of 30208thof 2,243North-western United States and Canada, October and November 2023
January 2026 5611.8 µg/m³31 of 31937thof 2,617Washington and Oregon, United States, January 2026
Washington, United States, January 2026
July 2023 5310.3 µg/m³30 of 31631stof 1,432Washington, United States, July 2023
August 2023 529.5 µg/m³31 of 31701stof 1,980North-western United States and Canada, August 2023
October 2023 488.7 µg/m³31 of 31565thof 2,012North-western United States and Canada, October and November 2023

Monthly means over the days measured; finished months only. World rank: its place on that month's world ranking of every city with enough days. Each month opens that ranking.

Parkland's worst days

DayUS AQIEpisode
5 Jul 2023 219144.0 µg/m³Washington, United States, July 2023
5 Jul 2024 18198.1 µg/m³–
20 Aug 2023 15156.2 µg/m³North-western United States and Canada, August 2023
4 Jul 2023 14553.3 µg/m³–
5 Aug 2026 11842.4 µg/m³North-western United States and Canada, 4 to 22 August 2026
6 Aug 2026 10938.9 µg/m³North-western United States and Canada, 4 to 22 August 2026
25 Jan 2026 10436.9 µg/m³Washington and Oregon, United States, January 2026
26 Jan 2026 9733.9 µg/m³Washington and Oregon, United States, January 2026
26 Nov 2023 9130.8 µg/m³–
25 Nov 2023 8929.6 µg/m³–

Daily means, the highest since 1 Jan 2023; the WHO's daily guideline is 15 µg/m³. Each date opens that day's world ranking, and each episode the bad-air spell it was part of.

Use this history

SmogRank, PM2.5 monthly and daily means, Parkland, United States, 1 Jan 2023 – 11 Oct 2026. Monitor data from AirNow, via OpenAQ and from the publisher directly; sources listed at smogrank.com/sources. smogrank.com/us/parkland/history (accessed 12 Oct 2026).

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Parkland now: the last 24 hours, its ranks today and the last 12 months day by day.

Updated 2026-10-12 21:07 UTC. Values are PM2.5 (fine particles), the median of each city's monitors, as the US AQI PM2.5 sub-index. Some low-cost readings: Sensor.Community, ODbL (data and licence). Some readings: Uzhydromet (Uzbekistan's Hydrometeorological Service); Department of Environment, Nepal; Vietnam's government monitors; Aurassure; Umhverfisstofnun (Environment Agency of Iceland); RMCAB (Secretaría Distrital de Ambiente, Bogotá); Love My Air (City and County of Denver), no reuse terms published (why we use them).