Monitor Your Local Air Quality

Current AQI from EPA AirNow official monitoring stations — the same data the EPA publishes — plus your EPA radon zone classification for indoor air risk.

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EPA AirNow — Official AQI

Air quality index pulled directly from EPA AirNow — the federal network of 2,000+ certified monitoring stations across the US. Updated hourly.

Radon Zone Classification

Your county's EPA Map of Radon Zones classification (Zone 1 = high, Zone 2 = moderate, Zone 3 = low) for indoor radon exposure awareness.

Health-Based Guidance

AQI categories (Good → Hazardous) with specific recommendations for sensitive groups, outdoor activity, and ventilation.

How It Works

1

Enter Your ZIP Code

Your ZIP code queries the nearest EPA AirNow monitoring station. For counties with no ZIP coverage, Census TIGERWeb provides the county centroid for lat/lng lookup.

2

AQI + Radon Returned

Current AQI and pollutant category from EPA AirNow, plus your state's EPA radon zone from the static federal dataset.

3

Cached & Provenance-Stamped

Results are cached with source attribution so you always know whether AQI is from a nearby station or a centroid fallback.

Trusted Data Sources

EPA AirNow — real-time AQI from certified monitoring stationsEPA AirData — 10-year county AQI history and trendEPA Map of Radon Zones — state/county radon classificationCDC PLACES — county adult asthma prevalence health contextCensus Bureau TIGERWeb — county centroid for station fallback

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