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Air Quality Index in Omaha, NE

Omaha's air quality index varies throughout the year influenced by factors like weather and local pollution sources. On average the air quality is considered good but can occasionally dip into moderate or unhealthy levels due to emissions from nearby industrial plants and seasonal factors like wildfires.







Air Quality Index

February 16, 2025
Low
Fair
Fair

Air quality is acceptable, but some individuals, particularly those unusually sensitive to air pollution, may experience minor health effects.

NO2
Good
PM2.5
Good
M10
Good
O3
Fair

Air Quality Index

February 17, 2025
Low
Fair
Fair

Air quality is acceptable, but some individuals, particularly those unusually sensitive to air pollution, may experience minor health effects.

NO2
Good
PM2.5
Good
M10
Good
O3
Fair

Air Quality Index

February 18, 2025
Low
Fair
Fair

Air quality is acceptable, but some individuals, particularly those unusually sensitive to air pollution, may experience minor health effects.

NO2
Good
PM2.5
Good
M10
Good
O3
Fair

Air Quality Index

February 19, 2025
Low
Good
Good

Air quality is ideal, with minimal or no risk to health.

NO2
Good
PM2.5
Good
M10
Good
O3
Fair

Air Quality Index

February 20, 2025
Low
Fair
Fair

Air quality is acceptable, but some individuals, particularly those unusually sensitive to air pollution, may experience minor health effects.

NO2
Good
PM2.5
Good
M10
Good
O3
Fair

Air Quality Index

February 21, 2025
Low
Fair
Fair

Air quality is acceptable, but some individuals, particularly those unusually sensitive to air pollution, may experience minor health effects.

NO2
Good
PM2.5
Good
M10
Good
O3
Fair

5-Day Air Quality Index Forecast in Omaha, NE

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Tips to Protect Yourself from Unhealthy Air Quality in Omaha, NE

Stay informed by checking local air quality updates daily, especially during high-pollution seasons to help you plan your day.

If air quality is poor and you must go outdoors, wearing a mask like an N95 can help reduce inhalation of harmful particles.

Keep indoor air clean by using air purifiers, keeping windows closed during high pollution periods, and ensuring proper ventilation.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions
  • When is AQI usually the worst in Omaha?

    AQI in Omaha tends to be worst during the summer and fall months, especially when wildfires are active in nearby areas or when temperature inversions trap pollutants close to the ground.

  • What are common pollutants that impact AQI in Omaha?

    Common pollutants affecting AQI in Omaha include ozone, particulate matter (PM2.5), nitrogen oxides from industrial sources, and dust from agriculture and construction activities.

  • Are there specific areas in Omaha with better AQI?

    Areas farther from industrial zones and major highways, particularly those located in suburban or rural parts of Omaha, tend to have better air quality compared to more urbanized areas near factories and traffic.