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Tianjin air quality · China · 天津市

72 GoodChina AQI

Most people won't notice any effects at this level

China AQI 72 (Good) in Tianjin, from 20 CNEMC monitoring stations. On the US scale that is 111 (Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups). Main pollutant: PM10.
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Pollutants in Tianjin

Concentrations averaged across the city's stations. WHO multiples use the 2021 24-hour guidelines.

Is it safe outside in Tianjin right now?

Air quality is acceptable, though a few unusually sensitive people may be affected.

Based on the US EPA Air Quality Guide, applied to the current China AQI category. If you have symptoms, follow your doctor's advice.

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Tianjin air quality history

Daily average, 35 days
07515014 Sept: 4315 Sept: 8516 Sept: 10417 Sept: 6418 Sept: 4219 Sept: 5120 Sept: 4921 Sept: 5522 Sept: 5323 Sept: 8124 Sept: 4925 Sept: 6926 Sept: 4727 Sept: 3428 Sept: 3929 Sept: 6330 Sept: 171 Oct: 352 Oct: 443 Oct: 394 Oct: 195 Oct: 426 Oct: 437 Oct: 618 Oct: 769 Oct: 9610 Oct: 12311 Oct: 9212 Oct: 11813 Oct: 2614 Oct: 7216 Oct: 5017 Oct: 2718 Oct: 3019 Oct: 5614 Sept19 Oct

The last 7 days averaged 54, better than the week before (76). 17 of the last 35 days were Excellent.

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Tianjin air quality: common questions

What is the AQI in Tianjin right now?

The China AQI in Tianjin is 72 (Good), based on 20 monitoring stations. The main pollutant is PM10. On the US AQI scale the same air reads 111 (Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups).

Is it safe to go outside in Tianjin today?

Fine for most people. Air quality is acceptable, though a few unusually sensitive people may be affected. For runners: Fine for most; unusually sensitive people should ease the pace.

How has air quality in Tianjin been recently?

Over the last 35 days with data, Tianjin averaged China AQI 56. The worst day was 10 October at 123; the cleanest was 30 September at 17. 0 days were at Moderately Polluted or worse.

How does Tianjin's PM2.5 compare with the WHO guideline?

PM2.5 is 40 µg/m³, about 2.6 times the World Health Organization's 24-hour guideline of 15 µg/m³.

Where does Tianjin's air quality data come from?

From China National Environmental Monitoring Centre (CNEMC), using 20 monitoring stations in and around the city. Good Air does not estimate or adjust these readings.

Source: China National Environmental Monitoring Centre (CNEMC). Readings are published by the monitoring agency and may be revised.