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US wildfire smoke: live tracker

Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, US172 UnhealthyUS AQI

Smoke travels hundreds of miles, so check the air even far from a fire

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Where US air is worst right now, from EPA AirNow monitors, with active smoke and fire weather alerts from the National Weather Service.

Live tracker · Story updated 14 October 2026

Right now

Live data updated 12:40 pm UTC.

Worst US air right now

  1. 172PittsburghPennsylvania · Unhealthy
  2. 89San DiegoCalifornia · Moderate
  3. 88IndianapolisIndiana · Moderate
  4. 78MinneapolisMinnesota · Moderate
  5. 73BillingsMontana · Moderate
  6. 72DetroitMichigan · Moderate
  7. 70El CajonCalifornia · Moderate
  8. 66ClevelandOhio · Moderate
  9. 65AlbuquerqueNew Mexico · Moderate
  10. 65Rio RanchoNew Mexico · Moderate
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  1. 63HoustonTexas · Moderate
  2. 63Rancho Palos VerdesCalifornia · Moderate
  3. 62NewarkNew Jersey · Moderate
  4. 62New York CityNew York · Moderate
  5. 61PhiladelphiaPennsylvania · Moderate

US AQI from US EPA AirNow · Updated 8:40 am ET · All United States cities →

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No air quality, smoke or red flag alerts are active right now.

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Not every high reading on this page is smoke: ozone and local dust can also push the AQI up. Check the main pollutant on each city's page.

How to protect yourself from smoke

The full guide: wildfire smoke safety.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the air quality worst in the US right now?

The live list above ranks US cities by their current AQI from EPA AirNow monitors, worst first, updated every few minutes.

What AQI is dangerous during wildfire smoke?

Above 100 is unhealthy for sensitive groups and above 150 is unhealthy for everyone. Above 200, everyone should avoid outdoor exertion.

What is a Red Flag Warning?

A National Weather Service warning that warm temperatures, very low humidity and strong winds will combine to make fires start and spread easily. It is about fire risk, not smoke.