Yogyakarta air quality · DI Indonesia
This AQI is manageable, though sensitive lungs may notice it
US AQI 95 (Moderate) in Yogyakarta, from 1 KLH / BMKG monitoring station. Main pollutant: PM2.5.
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Pollutants in Yogyakarta
- PM2.5 · µg/m³32.52.2× WHO limit
Concentrations averaged across the city's stations. WHO multiples use the 2021 24-hour guidelines.
Is it safe outside in Yogyakarta right now?
Air quality is acceptable. People who are unusually sensitive to air pollution may feel effects with long or heavy exertion outdoors.
Walking and commuting
Go aheadFine for everyone.
Running and jogging
Take careFine for most; unusually sensitive people should ease the pace.
Cycling
Go aheadFine for everyone.
Children playing outside
Go aheadNo limits for most children.
Older adults and heart or lung conditions
Take careWatch for symptoms such as coughing or breathlessness.
Open windows
Go aheadFine to ventilate.
Mask outdoors
Not neededNot needed.
Air purifier indoors
Not neededOptional.
Based on the US EPA Air Quality Guide, applied to the current US AQI category. If you have symptoms, follow your doctor's advice.
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Yogyakarta air quality history
Daily average, 35 days- 92average daily US AQI over 35 days
- 112worst day, 1 October
- 71cleanest day, 18 October
- 0days at Unhealthy or worse
The last 7 days averaged 89, about the same as the week before (83). None of the last 35 days was Good.
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Yogyakarta air quality: common questions
What is the AQI in Yogyakarta right now?
The US AQI in Yogyakarta is 95 (Moderate). The main pollutant is PM2.5.
Is it safe to go outside in Yogyakarta today?
Fine for most people. Air quality is acceptable. People who are unusually sensitive to air pollution may feel effects with long or heavy exertion outdoors. For runners: Fine for most; unusually sensitive people should ease the pace.
How has air quality in Yogyakarta been recently?
Over the last 35 days with data, Yogyakarta averaged US AQI 92. The worst day was 1 October at 112; the cleanest was 18 October at 71. 0 days were at Unhealthy or worse.
How does Yogyakarta's PM2.5 compare with the WHO guideline?
PM2.5 is 33 µg/m³, about 2.2 times the World Health Organization's 24-hour guideline of 15 µg/m³.
Where does Yogyakarta's air quality data come from?
From Ministry of Environment (KLH) and BMKG, using 1 monitoring station in and around the city. Good Air does not estimate or adjust these readings.
Source: Ministry of Environment (KLH) and BMKG. Readings are published by the monitoring agency and may be revised.