Rome
2 monitoring stations · readings from 48 to 49
Average AQI
Air quality in Rome
Air quality in Rome is currently 49 on the AQI scale, which falls in the Good band. That number is the average across every monitoring station reporting in Rome right now.
We aggregate 2 stations across Rome. Individual stations range from 48 at the cleanest to 49 at the worst, so conditions vary across Rome — the local figure matters more than the average.
Rome breaks down into 2 stations you can open individually. Of those listed below, Harold Drive Southwest is reading highest at 49 and Rome lowest at 48.
Readings refresh hourly from the official monitoring networks we track. Conditions can still change quickly, so check back before planning time outdoors.
What to do at good levels
Outdoor activity
No restrictions. This is a good day for exercise, commuting on foot or bike, and time outside.
Sensitive groups
Children, older adults and people with asthma or heart conditions can go about their day as normal.
Indoor air
Open the windows. Outdoor air is currently cleaner than typical indoor air, so ventilating helps.
Stations in Rome
About Rome
Coordinates
34.261, -85.323
Centroid of monitored stations
Stations
2
Reporting in this area
Spread
48 – 49
Cleanest to worst station reading
Rome air quality, answered
Rome is currently reading an AQI of 49, which is Good. It is the average across 2 reporting stations.
No restrictions. This is a good day for exercise, commuting on foot or bike, and time outside. Children, older adults and people with asthma or heart conditions can go about their day as normal.
49 sits in the Good band of the air quality index. The index runs from 0 to 500, and the lower the number the cleaner the air.
We currently aggregate 2 stations in Rome, reading between 48 and 49.
Of the stations currently listed for Rome, Harold Drive Southwest is reading highest at 49 (Good).
Hourly. We pull from the official monitoring networks that publish for this city, and this page refreshes on the same cadence.
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