02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Aberdeen|WA|46.9725|-123.8317|PM2.5|12|Good|No||Olympic Region Clean Air Agency
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Aberdeen|WA|46.9725|-123.8317|PM2.5|9|Good|No||Olympic Region Clean Air Agency
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|Y|Aberdeen|WA|46.9725|-123.8317|PM2.5||Good|No||Olympic Region Clean Air Agency
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|Y|Aberdeen|WA|46.9725|-123.8317|PM2.5||Good|No||Olympic Region Clean Air Agency
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|Y|Aberdeen|WA|46.9725|-123.8317|PM2.5||Good|No||Olympic Region Clean Air Agency
02/09/12|02/14/12||PST|5|F|Y|Aberdeen|WA|46.9725|-123.8317|PM2.5||Good|No||Olympic Region Clean Air Agency
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Acadia National Park|ME|44.3771|-68.2609|OZONE|28|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Acadia National Park|ME|44.3771|-68.2609|PM2.5|21|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Acadia National Park|ME|44.3771|-68.2609|OZONE|27|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Acadia National Park|ME|44.3771|-68.2609|PM2.5|9|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Acadia National Park|ME|44.3771|-68.2609|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Acadia National Park|ME|44.3771|-68.2609|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Acadia National Park|ME|44.3771|-68.2609|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|Y|Adams - Mt. Greylock|MA|42.6367|-73.1686|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|N|Adams - Mt. Greylock|MA|42.6367|-73.1686|OZONE|35|Good|No||Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Aiken-Augusta - SC/GA|SC|33.3700|-81.9700|PM2.5|32|Good|No||South Carolina DHEC
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Aiken-Augusta - SC/GA|SC|33.3700|-81.9700|PM2.5|10|Good|No||South Carolina DHEC
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Albany|NY|42.6810|-73.7580|PM2.5|34|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Albany|NY|42.6810|-73.7580|OZONE|28|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Albany|NY|42.6810|-73.7580|PM2.5|27|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Albany|NY|42.6810|-73.7580|PM2.5|39|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|Y|Albuquerque|NM|35.0833|-106.6511|OZONE|29|Good|No||Albuquerque Environmental Health Department
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|N|Albuquerque|NM|35.0833|-106.6511|PM2.5|21|Good|No||Albuquerque Environmental Health Department
02/12/12|02/12/12|0:00|MST|0|O|Y|Albuquerque|NM|35.0833|-106.6511|PM2.5|21|Good|No||Albuquerque Environmental Health Department
02/11/12|02/12/12||MST|1|F|Y|Albuquerque|NM|35.0833|-106.6511|OZONE|41|Good|No||Albuquerque Environmental Health Department
02/11/12|02/12/12||MST|1|F|N|Albuquerque|NM|35.0833|-106.6511|PM2.5||Good|No||Albuquerque Environmental Health Department
02/11/12|02/12/12||CST|1|F|Y|Alexandria|LA|31.3101|-92.4401|OZONE|27|Good|No|Today, surface high pressure over the Plains will cause moderate to strong northerly winds to develop, dispersing pollutants and leading to Good AQI levels statewide.  Tomorrow, moderate east-northeasterly winds will continue to disperse pollutants.  In addition, low humidity will inhibit particle formation.  These conditions will lead to Good AQI levels across Louisiana.  Monday, moderate southeasterly winds will develop ahead of an approaching low-pressure system, bringing in a more humid air mass.  In addition, isolated to scattered showers will further increase humidity.  While these conditions will aid particle production, the low-pressure system will increase vertical mixing and the moderate winds will disperse pollutants, keeping AQI levels high-Good.|Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/12/12||CST|1|F|N|Alexandria|LA|31.3101|-92.4401|PM2.5|13|Good|No|Today, surface high pressure over the Plains will cause moderate to strong northerly winds to develop, dispersing pollutants and leading to Good AQI levels statewide.  Tomorrow, moderate east-northeasterly winds will continue to disperse pollutants.  In addition, low humidity will inhibit particle formation.  These conditions will lead to Good AQI levels across Louisiana.  Monday, moderate southeasterly winds will develop ahead of an approaching low-pressure system, bringing in a more humid air mass.  In addition, isolated to scattered showers will further increase humidity.  While these conditions will aid particle production, the low-pressure system will increase vertical mixing and the moderate winds will disperse pollutants, keeping AQI levels high-Good.|Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/13/12||CST|2|F|Y|Alexandria|LA|31.3101|-92.4401|PM2.5|23|Good|No|Today, surface high pressure over the Plains will cause moderate to strong northerly winds to develop, dispersing pollutants and leading to Good AQI levels statewide.  Tomorrow, moderate east-northeasterly winds will continue to disperse pollutants.  In addition, low humidity will inhibit particle formation.  These conditions will lead to Good AQI levels across Louisiana.  Monday, moderate southeasterly winds will develop ahead of an approaching low-pressure system, bringing in a more humid air mass.  In addition, isolated to scattered showers will further increase humidity.  While these conditions will aid particle production, the low-pressure system will increase vertical mixing and the moderate winds will disperse pollutants, keeping AQI levels high-Good.|Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/13/12||CST|2|F|N|Alexandria|LA|31.3101|-92.4401|OZONE|23|Good|No|Today, surface high pressure over the Plains will cause moderate to strong northerly winds to develop, dispersing pollutants and leading to Good AQI levels statewide.  Tomorrow, moderate east-northeasterly winds will continue to disperse pollutants.  In addition, low humidity will inhibit particle formation.  These conditions will lead to Good AQI levels across Louisiana.  Monday, moderate southeasterly winds will develop ahead of an approaching low-pressure system, bringing in a more humid air mass.  In addition, isolated to scattered showers will further increase humidity.  While these conditions will aid particle production, the low-pressure system will increase vertical mixing and the moderate winds will disperse pollutants, keeping AQI levels high-Good.|Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|Y|Amherst|MA|42.4003|-72.5236|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|N|Amherst|MA|42.4003|-72.5236|OZONE|35|Good|No||Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Ann Arbor|MI|42.2754|-83.7308|PM2.5|17|Good|No||Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Ann Arbor|MI|42.2754|-83.7308|PM2.5|20|Good|No||Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Ann Arbor|MI|42.2754|-83.7308|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, February 6th, 2012 through Tuesday, February 14th, 2012  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations are expected to be mostly Good to scattered Low Moderate.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  The forecast period begins with moderate temperatures and mostly Good PM-2.5 concentrations. There are a few scattered Low Moderate readings early Monday but these will likely not persist through the day. This will be due to an arctic front that will pass through the state Monday night. There will not be much fanfare with this frontal passing as the most notable effect will be a drop in temperatures into the more seasonable range of low 30s. The Air Quality benefit will occur as the winds shift to the north ushering in clean, cold air.  Winds will shift back to a westerly direction during mid-week, but these winds should also be clean. The next major change will occur at the end of the work week when another arctic front sweeps through region. This front will have considerable cold air behind it and weekend temperatures will struggle to break the freezing mark.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  Another warm up is expected at the beginning of next week. Warmer, moist air brings the possibility of fine particulate concentrations creeping up to the Moderate threshold, but I dont see the potential for anything beyond scattered Moderate.  Forecast updated by Jim Haywood: Monday, February 6th, 2012  Next forecast update: Tuesday, February 14th, 2012|Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Ann Arbor|MI|42.2754|-83.7308|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, February 6th, 2012 through Tuesday, February 14th, 2012  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations are expected to be mostly Good to scattered Low Moderate.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  The forecast period begins with moderate temperatures and mostly Good PM-2.5 concentrations. There are a few scattered Low Moderate readings early Monday but these will likely not persist through the day. This will be due to an arctic front that will pass through the state Monday night. There will not be much fanfare with this frontal passing as the most notable effect will be a drop in temperatures into the more seasonable range of low 30s. The Air Quality benefit will occur as the winds shift to the north ushering in clean, cold air.  Winds will shift back to a westerly direction during mid-week, but these winds should also be clean. The next major change will occur at the end of the work week when another arctic front sweeps through region. This front will have considerable cold air behind it and weekend temperatures will struggle to break the freezing mark.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  Another warm up is expected at the beginning of next week. Warmer, moist air brings the possibility of fine particulate concentrations creeping up to the Moderate threshold, but I dont see the potential for anything beyond scattered Moderate.  Forecast updated by Jim Haywood: Monday, February 6th, 2012  Next forecast update: Tuesday, February 14th, 2012|Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Ann Arbor|MI|42.2754|-83.7308|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, February 6th, 2012 through Tuesday, February 14th, 2012  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations are expected to be mostly Good to scattered Low Moderate.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  The forecast period begins with moderate temperatures and mostly Good PM-2.5 concentrations. There are a few scattered Low Moderate readings early Monday but these will likely not persist through the day. This will be due to an arctic front that will pass through the state Monday night. There will not be much fanfare with this frontal passing as the most notable effect will be a drop in temperatures into the more seasonable range of low 30s. The Air Quality benefit will occur as the winds shift to the north ushering in clean, cold air.  Winds will shift back to a westerly direction during mid-week, but these winds should also be clean. The next major change will occur at the end of the work week when another arctic front sweeps through region. This front will have considerable cold air behind it and weekend temperatures will struggle to break the freezing mark.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  Another warm up is expected at the beginning of next week. Warmer, moist air brings the possibility of fine particulate concentrations creeping up to the Moderate threshold, but I dont see the potential for anything beyond scattered Moderate.  Forecast updated by Jim Haywood: Monday, February 6th, 2012  Next forecast update: Tuesday, February 14th, 2012|Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Antelope Vly|CA|34.6694|-118.1305|OZONE|35|Good|No||Antelope Valley AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Antelope Vly|CA|34.6694|-118.1305|OZONE|28|Good|No||Antelope Valley AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Antelope Vly|CA|34.6694|-118.1305|PM2.5|29|Good|No||Antelope Valley AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Antelope Vly|CA|34.6694|-118.1305|PM10|18|Good|No||Antelope Valley AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Antelope Vly|CA|34.6694|-118.1305|OZONE|27|Good|No||Antelope Valley AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Antelope Vly|CA|34.6694|-118.1305|CO|15|Good|No||Antelope Valley AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Antelope Vly|CA|34.6694|-118.1305|NO2|20|Good|No||Antelope Valley AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Antelope Vly|CA|34.6694|-118.1305|PM2.5|39|Good|No||Antelope Valley AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Antelope Vly|CA|34.6694|-118.1305|PM10|20|Good|No||Antelope Valley AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Antelope Vly|CA|34.6694|-118.1305|OZONE|23|Good|No||Antelope Valley AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Antelope Vly|CA|34.6694|-118.1305|CO|15|Good|No||Antelope Valley AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Antelope Vly|CA|34.6694|-118.1305|NO2|20|Good|No||Antelope Valley AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Anza Vly|CA|33.5603|-116.7659|OZONE|38|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Anza Vly|CA|33.5603|-116.7659|PM10|14|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Anza Vly|CA|33.5603|-116.7659|OZONE|30|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Anza Vly|CA|33.5603|-116.7659|PM2.5|36|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Anza Vly|CA|33.5603|-116.7659|PM10|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Anza Vly|CA|33.5603|-116.7659|OZONE|36|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Anza Vly|CA|33.5603|-116.7659|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Anza Vly|CA|33.5603|-116.7659|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Anza Vly|CA|33.5603|-116.7659|PM2.5|39|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Anza Vly|CA|33.5603|-116.7659|PM10|19|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Anza Vly|CA|33.5603|-116.7659|OZONE|36|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Anza Vly|CA|33.5603|-116.7659|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Anza Vly|CA|33.5603|-116.7659|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|Y|Apache Junction|AZ|33.4214|-111.5436|OZONE|35|Good|No||Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/12/12|02/12/12|0:00|MST|0|O|Y|Apache Junction|AZ|33.4214|-111.5436|OZONE|23|Good|No||Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/12/12||MST|2|F|Y|Apache Junction|AZ|33.4214|-111.5436|PM10|43|Good|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/12/12||MST|2|F|N|Apache Junction|AZ|33.4214|-111.5436|OZONE|32|Good|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/13/12||MST|3|F|Y|Apache Junction|AZ|33.4214|-111.5436|PM10|42|Good|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/13/12||MST|3|F|N|Apache Junction|AZ|33.4214|-111.5436|OZONE|33|Good|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/14/12||MST|4|F|Y|Apache Junction|AZ|33.4214|-111.5436|PM10|48|Good|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/14/12||MST|4|F|N|Apache Junction|AZ|33.4214|-111.5436|OZONE|33|Good|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/15/12||MST|5|F|Y|Apache Junction|AZ|33.4214|-111.5436|PM10|45|Good|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/15/12||MST|5|F|N|Apache Junction|AZ|33.4214|-111.5436|OZONE|32|Good|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Asheville Ridge Tops (above 4000 feet)|NC|35.5847|-83.0623|OZONE|29|Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Asheville Ridge Tops (above 4000 feet)|NC|35.5847|-83.0623|OZONE|25|Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|Y|Asheville Ridge Tops (above 4000 feet)|NC|35.5847|-83.0623|OZONE||Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/11/12|02/13/12||EST|2|F|Y|Asheville Ridge Tops (above 4000 feet)|NC|35.5847|-83.0623|OZONE||Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/11/12|02/14/12||EST|3|F|Y|Asheville Ridge Tops (above 4000 feet)|NC|35.5847|-83.0623|OZONE||Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Asheville Valleys (below 4000 feet)|NC|35.5950|-82.5510|PM2.5|23|Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Asheville Valleys (below 4000 feet)|NC|35.5950|-82.5510|PM2.5|24|Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|Y|Asheville Valleys (below 4000 feet)|NC|35.5950|-82.5510|PM2.5|21|Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|N|Asheville Valleys (below 4000 feet)|NC|35.5950|-82.5510|OZONE||Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/11/12|02/13/12||EST|2|F|Y|Asheville Valleys (below 4000 feet)|NC|35.5950|-82.5510|PM2.5||Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/11/12|02/13/12||EST|2|F|N|Asheville Valleys (below 4000 feet)|NC|35.5950|-82.5510|OZONE||Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/11/12|02/14/12||EST|3|F|Y|Asheville Valleys (below 4000 feet)|NC|35.5950|-82.5510|PM2.5||Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/11/12|02/14/12||EST|3|F|N|Asheville Valleys (below 4000 feet)|NC|35.5950|-82.5510|OZONE||Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|OZONE|29|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|PM2.5|12|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|PM10|10|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|OZONE|22|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|PM2.5|14|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|OZONE|27|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|PM2.5|14|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|PM10|12|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/12/12||PST|2|F|Y|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|OZONE|29|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/12/12||PST|2|F|N|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|PM2.5|20|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/12/12||PST|2|F|N|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|PM10|16|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/13/12||PST|3|F|Y|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|OZONE|30|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/13/12||PST|3|F|N|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|PM2.5|19|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/13/12||PST|3|F|N|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|PM10|15|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/14/12||PST|4|F|Y|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|OZONE|32|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/14/12||PST|4|F|N|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|PM2.5|16|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/14/12||PST|4|F|N|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|PM10|14|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/15/12||PST|5|F|Y|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|OZONE|31|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/15/12||PST|5|F|N|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|PM2.5|15|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/15/12||PST|5|F|N|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|PM10|11|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Atlanta|GA|33.6500|-84.4300|OZONE|29|Good|No||Georgia Department of Natural Resources
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Atlanta|GA|33.6500|-84.4300|PM2.5|26|Good|No||Georgia Department of Natural Resources
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Atlanta|GA|33.6500|-84.4300|PM10|10|Good|No||Georgia Department of Natural Resources
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Atlanta|GA|33.6500|-84.4300|OZONE|24|Good|No||Georgia Department of Natural Resources
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Atlanta|GA|33.6500|-84.4300|PM2.5|20|Good|No||Georgia Department of Natural Resources
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|Y|Atlanta|GA|33.6500|-84.4300|PM2.5||Good|No|Polar vortex near Hudson Bay will eject southeastward into Maine and the Canadian Maritimes on Sunday as mid-level ridging shifts eastward from the Southern Plains into the Gulf Coast states in advance of a digging shortwave trough over the southern Great Basin/Four Corners regions. Ridging aloft will support the southeastward movement...and eventual modification of...a very strong arctic high / near 1050 mb / as it treks from  the central Plains into the upper Tennessee valley on Sunday. Although strong cold-air advection will be waning on Sunday, the residual cP airmass will be slow to modify and temperatures will likely struggle to make it into the low 40s during the afternoon. Wood burning may increase particle mass loading during the overnight period...however the evolution of a deep mixed layer by afternoon should preclude particle buildup within the daily timescale. PM 2.5 concentrations within the green AQI range are therefore expected for the metro on Sunday. SPM|Georgia Department of Natural Resources
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Auburn|CA|38.8963|-121.0784|OZONE|28|Good|No||Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Auburn|CA|38.8963|-121.0784|PM2.5|27|Good|No||Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Auburn|CA|38.8963|-121.0784|PM2.5|51|Moderate|No||Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|Auburn|CA|38.8963|-121.0784|OZONE|6|Good|No||Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12||PST|0|F|Y|Auburn|CA|38.8963|-121.0784|PM2.5|26|Good|No|Saturday, high pressure building into southern Oregon will cause moderate northwesterly winds to develop across northern California, dispersing pollutants and resulting in Good particle levels.  Sunday, a short-wave upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over the Sacramento area, reducing vertical mixing.  In addition, light winds through the morning will limit pollutant dispersion.  Despite winds becoming moderate southerly in the afternoon, dispersing some pollutants, these weather conditions will result in Moderate particle levels for the day.  Monday, a low-pressure system moving through northern California will produce gusty winds, widespread rain, and enhanced mixing.  As a result, particle levels will be Good.|Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Auburn|CA|38.8963|-121.0784|PM2.5|42|Good|No|Saturday, high pressure building into southern Oregon will cause moderate northwesterly winds to develop across northern California, dispersing pollutants and resulting in Good particle levels.  Sunday, a short-wave upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over the Sacramento area, reducing vertical mixing.  In addition, light winds through the morning will limit pollutant dispersion.  Despite winds becoming moderate southerly in the afternoon, dispersing some pollutants, these weather conditions will result in Moderate particle levels for the day.  Monday, a low-pressure system moving through northern California will produce gusty winds, widespread rain, and enhanced mixing.  As a result, particle levels will be Good.|Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/11/12|02/13/12||PST|2|F|Y|Auburn|CA|38.8963|-121.0784|PM2.5|29|Good|No|Saturday, high pressure building into southern Oregon will cause moderate northwesterly winds to develop across northern California, dispersing pollutants and resulting in Good particle levels.  Sunday, a short-wave upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over the Sacramento area, reducing vertical mixing.  In addition, light winds through the morning will limit pollutant dispersion.  Despite winds becoming moderate southerly in the afternoon, dispersing some pollutants, these weather conditions will result in Moderate particle levels for the day.  Monday, a low-pressure system moving through northern California will produce gusty winds, widespread rain, and enhanced mixing.  As a result, particle levels will be Good.|Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/11/12|02/14/12||PST|3|F|Y|Auburn|CA|38.8963|-121.0784|PM2.5|23|Good|No|Saturday, high pressure building into southern Oregon will cause moderate northwesterly winds to develop across northern California, dispersing pollutants and resulting in Good particle levels.  Sunday, a short-wave upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over the Sacramento area, reducing vertical mixing.  In addition, light winds through the morning will limit pollutant dispersion.  Despite winds becoming moderate southerly in the afternoon, dispersing some pollutants, these weather conditions will result in Moderate particle levels for the day.  Monday, a low-pressure system moving through northern California will produce gusty winds, widespread rain, and enhanced mixing.  As a result, particle levels will be Good.|Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/11/12|02/15/12||PST|4|F|Y|Auburn|CA|38.8963|-121.0784|PM2.5|42|Good|No|Saturday, high pressure building into southern Oregon will cause moderate northwesterly winds to develop across northern California, dispersing pollutants and resulting in Good particle levels.  Sunday, a short-wave upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over the Sacramento area, reducing vertical mixing.  In addition, light winds through the morning will limit pollutant dispersion.  Despite winds becoming moderate southerly in the afternoon, dispersing some pollutants, these weather conditions will result in Moderate particle levels for the day.  Monday, a low-pressure system moving through northern California will produce gusty winds, widespread rain, and enhanced mixing.  As a result, particle levels will be Good.|Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/11/12|02/16/12||PST|5|F|Y|Auburn|CA|38.8963|-121.0784|PM2.5|36|Good|No|Saturday, high pressure building into southern Oregon will cause moderate northwesterly winds to develop across northern California, dispersing pollutants and resulting in Good particle levels.  Sunday, a short-wave upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over the Sacramento area, reducing vertical mixing.  In addition, light winds through the morning will limit pollutant dispersion.  Despite winds becoming moderate southerly in the afternoon, dispersing some pollutants, these weather conditions will result in Moderate particle levels for the day.  Monday, a low-pressure system moving through northern California will produce gusty winds, widespread rain, and enhanced mixing.  As a result, particle levels will be Good.|Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Austin|TX|30.2670|-97.7340|OZONE|29|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|N|Austin|TX|30.2670|-97.7340|PM2.5|15|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|Y|Austin|TX|30.2670|-97.7340|OZONE|19|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|N|Austin|TX|30.2670|-97.7340|PM2.5|11|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|Y|Austin|TX|30.2670|-97.7340|OZONE||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|N|Austin|TX|30.2670|-97.7340|PM2.5||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|N|Austin|TX|30.2670|-97.7340|PM10||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|Y|Austin|TX|30.2670|-97.7340|OZONE||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|N|Austin|TX|30.2670|-97.7340|PM2.5||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|N|Austin|TX|30.2670|-97.7340|PM10||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|Y|Austin|TX|30.2670|-97.7340|OZONE||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|N|Austin|TX|30.2670|-97.7340|PM2.5||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|N|Austin|TX|30.2670|-97.7340|PM10||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Bakersfield|CA|35.3577|-119.0046|PM2.5|70|Moderate|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Bakersfield|CA|35.3577|-119.0046|OZONE|36|Good|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Bakersfield|CA|35.3577|-119.0046|PM2.5|22|Good|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/11/12||PST|0|F|Y|Bakersfield|CA|35.3577|-119.0046|PM2.5|82|Moderate|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Bakersfield|CA|35.3577|-119.0046|PM2.5|49|Good|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/13/12||PST|2|F|Y|Bakersfield|CA|35.3577|-119.0046|OZONE||Good|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/14/12||PST|3|F|Y|Bakersfield|CA|35.3577|-119.0046|PM10||Good|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/15/12||PST|4|F|Y|Bakersfield|CA|35.3577|-119.0046|OZONE||Good|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/16/12||PST|5|F|Y|Bakersfield|CA|35.3577|-119.0046|PM2.5||Good|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Bangor|ME|44.7989|-68.7697|PM2.5|24|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Bangor|ME|44.7989|-68.7697|PM2.5|10|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Bangor|ME|44.7989|-68.7697|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Bangor|ME|44.7989|-68.7697|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Bangor|ME|44.7989|-68.7697|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Banning|CA|33.9208|-116.8583|OZONE|37|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Banning|CA|33.9208|-116.8583|PM2.5|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Banning|CA|33.9208|-116.8583|OZONE|31|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|Banning|CA|33.9208|-116.8583|PM2.5|18|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Banning|CA|33.9208|-116.8583|PM2.5|39|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Banning|CA|33.9208|-116.8583|PM10|21|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Banning|CA|33.9208|-116.8583|OZONE|39|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Banning|CA|33.9208|-116.8583|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Banning|CA|33.9208|-116.8583|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Banning|CA|33.9208|-116.8583|PM2.5|36|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Banning|CA|33.9208|-116.8583|PM10|19|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Banning|CA|33.9208|-116.8583|OZONE|33|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Banning|CA|33.9208|-116.8583|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Banning|CA|33.9208|-116.8583|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Barstow|CA|34.8938|-117.0244|OZONE|35|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Barstow|CA|34.8938|-117.0244|OZONE|27|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Barstow|CA|34.8938|-117.0244|OZONE|31|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Barstow|CA|34.8938|-117.0244|PM2.5|26|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Barstow|CA|34.8938|-117.0244|PM10|16|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Barstow|CA|34.8938|-117.0244|CO|15|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Barstow|CA|34.8938|-117.0244|NO2|20|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Barstow|CA|34.8938|-117.0244|OZONE|35|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Barstow|CA|34.8938|-117.0244|PM2.5|19|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Barstow|CA|34.8938|-117.0244|PM10|12|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Barstow|CA|34.8938|-117.0244|CO|15|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Barstow|CA|34.8938|-117.0244|NO2|20|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Base - Whiteface Mountain|NY|44.3650|-73.9300|OZONE|29|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Base - Whiteface Mountain|NY|44.3650|-73.9300|PM2.5|19|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Base - Whiteface Mountain|NY|44.3650|-73.9300|PM2.5|8|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Base - Whiteface Mountain|NY|44.3650|-73.9300|PM2.5|21|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Baton Rouge Area|LA|30.4490|-91.1260|PM2.5|33|Good|No||Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|N|Baton Rouge Area|LA|30.4490|-91.1260|OZONE|32|Good|No||Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|Y|Baton Rouge Area|LA|30.4490|-91.1260|PM2.5|25|Good|No||Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|N|Baton Rouge Area|LA|30.4490|-91.1260|OZONE|24|Good|No||Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/12/12||CST|1|F|Y|Baton Rouge Area|LA|30.4490|-91.1260|OZONE|36|Good|No|Today, surface high pressure over the Plains will cause moderate to strong northerly winds to develop, dispersing pollutants and leading to Good AQI levels statewide.  Tomorrow, moderate east-northeasterly winds will continue to disperse pollutants.  In addition, low humidity will inhibit particle formation.  These conditions will lead to Good AQI levels across Louisiana.  Monday, moderate southeasterly winds will develop ahead of an approaching low-pressure system, bringing in a more humid air mass.  In addition, isolated to scattered showers will further increase humidity.  While these conditions will aid particle production, the low-pressure system will increase vertical mixing and the moderate winds will disperse pollutants, keeping AQI levels high-Good.|Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/12/12||CST|1|F|N|Baton Rouge Area|LA|30.4490|-91.1260|PM2.5|29|Good|No|Today, surface high pressure over the Plains will cause moderate to strong northerly winds to develop, dispersing pollutants and leading to Good AQI levels statewide.  Tomorrow, moderate east-northeasterly winds will continue to disperse pollutants.  In addition, low humidity will inhibit particle formation.  These conditions will lead to Good AQI levels across Louisiana.  Monday, moderate southeasterly winds will develop ahead of an approaching low-pressure system, bringing in a more humid air mass.  In addition, isolated to scattered showers will further increase humidity.  While these conditions will aid particle production, the low-pressure system will increase vertical mixing and the moderate winds will disperse pollutants, keeping AQI levels high-Good.|Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/13/12||CST|2|F|Y|Baton Rouge Area|LA|30.4490|-91.1260|PM2.5|45|Good|No|Today, surface high pressure over the Plains will cause moderate to strong northerly winds to develop, dispersing pollutants and leading to Good AQI levels statewide.  Tomorrow, moderate east-northeasterly winds will continue to disperse pollutants.  In addition, low humidity will inhibit particle formation.  These conditions will lead to Good AQI levels across Louisiana.  Monday, moderate southeasterly winds will develop ahead of an approaching low-pressure system, bringing in a more humid air mass.  In addition, isolated to scattered showers will further increase humidity.  While these conditions will aid particle production, the low-pressure system will increase vertical mixing and the moderate winds will disperse pollutants, keeping AQI levels high-Good.|Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/13/12||CST|2|F|N|Baton Rouge Area|LA|30.4490|-91.1260|OZONE|29|Good|No|Today, surface high pressure over the Plains will cause moderate to strong northerly winds to develop, dispersing pollutants and leading to Good AQI levels statewide.  Tomorrow, moderate east-northeasterly winds will continue to disperse pollutants.  In addition, low humidity will inhibit particle formation.  These conditions will lead to Good AQI levels across Louisiana.  Monday, moderate southeasterly winds will develop ahead of an approaching low-pressure system, bringing in a more humid air mass.  In addition, isolated to scattered showers will further increase humidity.  While these conditions will aid particle production, the low-pressure system will increase vertical mixing and the moderate winds will disperse pollutants, keeping AQI levels high-Good.|Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Beaumont-Port Arthur|TX|30.0830|-94.1000|OZONE|31|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|N|Beaumont-Port Arthur|TX|30.0830|-94.1000|PM2.5|19|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|Y|Beaumont-Port Arthur|TX|30.0830|-94.1000|OZONE|25|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|N|Beaumont-Port Arthur|TX|30.0830|-94.1000|PM2.5|13|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|Y|Beaumont-Port Arthur|TX|30.0830|-94.1000|OZONE||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|N|Beaumont-Port Arthur|TX|30.0830|-94.1000|PM2.5||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|N|Beaumont-Port Arthur|TX|30.0830|-94.1000|PM10||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|Y|Beaumont-Port Arthur|TX|30.0830|-94.1000|OZONE||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|N|Beaumont-Port Arthur|TX|30.0830|-94.1000|PM2.5||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|N|Beaumont-Port Arthur|TX|30.0830|-94.1000|PM10||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|Y|Beaumont-Port Arthur|TX|30.0830|-94.1000|OZONE||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|N|Beaumont-Port Arthur|TX|30.0830|-94.1000|PM2.5||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|N|Beaumont-Port Arthur|TX|30.0830|-94.1000|PM10||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Belle Glade|FL|26.7241|-80.6630|PM2.5|39|Good|No||Palm Beach County Health Department Division of Environmental Science and Engineering
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Belle Glade|FL|26.7241|-80.6630|PM2.5||Good|No||Palm Beach County Health Department Division of Environmental Science and Engineering
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|N|Belle Glade|FL|26.7241|-80.6630|OZONE||Good|No||Palm Beach County Health Department Division of Environmental Science and Engineering
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Belle Glade|FL|26.7241|-80.6630|PM2.5||Good|No||Palm Beach County Health Department Division of Environmental Science and Engineering
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|N|Belle Glade|FL|26.7241|-80.6630|OZONE||Good|No||Palm Beach County Health Department Division of Environmental Science and Engineering
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Belle Glade|FL|26.7241|-80.6630|PM2.5||Good|No||Palm Beach County Health Department Division of Environmental Science and Engineering
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|N|Belle Glade|FL|26.7241|-80.6630|OZONE||Good|No||Palm Beach County Health Department Division of Environmental Science and Engineering
02/10/12|02/15/12||EST|5|F|Y|Belle Glade|FL|26.7241|-80.6630|PM2.5||Good|No||Palm Beach County Health Department Division of Environmental Science and Engineering
02/10/12|02/15/12||EST|5|F|N|Belle Glade|FL|26.7241|-80.6630|OZONE||Good|No||Palm Beach County Health Department Division of Environmental Science and Engineering
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Bellingham|WA|48.7625|-122.4419|OZONE|30|Good|No||Northwest Air Pollution Authority
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Bellingham|WA|48.7625|-122.4419|PM2.5|16|Good|No||Northwest Air Pollution Authority
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Bellingham|WA|48.7625|-122.4419|OZONE|20|Good|No||Northwest Air Pollution Authority
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|Bellingham|WA|48.7625|-122.4419|PM2.5|11|Good|No||Northwest Air Pollution Authority
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|Y|Bellingham|WA|48.7625|-122.4419|OZONE||Good|No|Expect good air quality for next 24 to 48 hours.|Northwest Air Pollution Authority
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|N|Bellingham|WA|48.7625|-122.4419|PM2.5||Good|No|Expect good air quality for next 24 to 48 hours.|Northwest Air Pollution Authority
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|Y|Bellingham|WA|48.7625|-122.4419|OZONE||Good|No|Expect good air quality for next 24 to 48 hours.|Northwest Air Pollution Authority
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|N|Bellingham|WA|48.7625|-122.4419|PM2.5||Good|No|Expect good air quality for next 24 to 48 hours.|Northwest Air Pollution Authority
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|Y|Bellingham|WA|48.7625|-122.4419|OZONE||Good|No|Expect good air quality for next 24 to 48 hours.|Northwest Air Pollution Authority
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|N|Bellingham|WA|48.7625|-122.4419|PM2.5||Good|No|Expect good air quality for next 24 to 48 hours.|Northwest Air Pollution Authority
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Bennington|VT|42.8975|-73.2508|PM2.5|50|Good|No||Vermont Air Pollution Control Division
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Bennington|VT|42.8975|-73.2508|OZONE|28|Good|No||Vermont Air Pollution Control Division
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Bennington|VT|42.8975|-73.2508|OZONE|24|Good|No||Vermont Air Pollution Control Division
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Bennington|VT|42.8975|-73.2508|PM2.5|23|Good|No||Vermont Air Pollution Control Division
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Bennington|VT|42.8975|-73.2508|PM2.5|30|Good|No|For the weekend time frame, Saturday, February 11, through Monday, February 13, expect generally good air quality throughout Vermont on Saturday and Sunday.  On Monday levels of fine particulate matter (PM25), may average in the moderate range in mountain valley locations such as Rutland City.|Vermont Air Pollution Control Division
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Bennington|VT|42.8975|-73.2508|PM2.5|35|Good|No|For the weekend time frame, Saturday, February 11, through Monday, February 13, expect generally good air quality throughout Vermont on Saturday and Sunday.  On Monday levels of fine particulate matter (PM25), may average in the moderate range in mountain valley locations such as Rutland City.|Vermont Air Pollution Control Division
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Benton Harbor|MI|42.1167|-86.4542|PM2.5|18|Good|No||Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Benton Harbor|MI|42.1167|-86.4542|PM2.5|16|Good|No||Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Benton Harbor|MI|42.1167|-86.4542|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, February 6th, 2012 through Tuesday, February 14th, 2012  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations are expected to be mostly Good to scattered Low Moderate.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  The forecast period begins with moderate temperatures and mostly Good PM-2.5 concentrations. There are a few scattered Low Moderate readings early Monday but these will likely not persist through the day. This will be due to an arctic front that will pass through the state Monday night. There will not be much fanfare with this frontal passing as the most notable effect will be a drop in temperatures into the more seasonable range of low 30s. The Air Quality benefit will occur as the winds shift to the north ushering in clean, cold air.  Winds will shift back to a westerly direction during mid-week, but these winds should also be clean. The next major change will occur at the end of the work week when another arctic front sweeps through region. This front will have considerable cold air behind it and weekend temperatures will struggle to break the freezing mark.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  Another warm up is expected at the beginning of next week. Warmer, moist air brings the possibility of fine particulate concentrations creeping up to the Moderate threshold, but I dont see the potential for anything beyond scattered Moderate.  Forecast updated by Jim Haywood: Monday, February 6th, 2012  Next forecast update: Tuesday, February 14th, 2012|Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Benton Harbor|MI|42.1167|-86.4542|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, February 6th, 2012 through Tuesday, February 14th, 2012  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations are expected to be mostly Good to scattered Low Moderate.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  The forecast period begins with moderate temperatures and mostly Good PM-2.5 concentrations. There are a few scattered Low Moderate readings early Monday but these will likely not persist through the day. This will be due to an arctic front that will pass through the state Monday night. There will not be much fanfare with this frontal passing as the most notable effect will be a drop in temperatures into the more seasonable range of low 30s. The Air Quality benefit will occur as the winds shift to the north ushering in clean, cold air.  Winds will shift back to a westerly direction during mid-week, but these winds should also be clean. The next major change will occur at the end of the work week when another arctic front sweeps through region. This front will have considerable cold air behind it and weekend temperatures will struggle to break the freezing mark.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  Another warm up is expected at the beginning of next week. Warmer, moist air brings the possibility of fine particulate concentrations creeping up to the Moderate threshold, but I dont see the potential for anything beyond scattered Moderate.  Forecast updated by Jim Haywood: Monday, February 6th, 2012  Next forecast update: Tuesday, February 14th, 2012|Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Benton Harbor|MI|42.1167|-86.4542|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, February 6th, 2012 through Tuesday, February 14th, 2012  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations are expected to be mostly Good to scattered Low Moderate.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  The forecast period begins with moderate temperatures and mostly Good PM-2.5 concentrations. There are a few scattered Low Moderate readings early Monday but these will likely not persist through the day. This will be due to an arctic front that will pass through the state Monday night. There will not be much fanfare with this frontal passing as the most notable effect will be a drop in temperatures into the more seasonable range of low 30s. The Air Quality benefit will occur as the winds shift to the north ushering in clean, cold air.  Winds will shift back to a westerly direction during mid-week, but these winds should also be clean. The next major change will occur at the end of the work week when another arctic front sweeps through region. This front will have considerable cold air behind it and weekend temperatures will struggle to break the freezing mark.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  Another warm up is expected at the beginning of next week. Warmer, moist air brings the possibility of fine particulate concentrations creeping up to the Moderate threshold, but I dont see the potential for anything beyond scattered Moderate.  Forecast updated by Jim Haywood: Monday, February 6th, 2012  Next forecast update: Tuesday, February 14th, 2012|Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Big Bear Lake|CA|34.1734|-116.8851|OZONE|36|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Big Bear Lake|CA|34.1734|-116.8851|PM2.5|23|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Big Bear Lake|CA|34.1734|-116.8851|OZONE|30|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Big Bear Lake|CA|34.1734|-116.8851|PM2.5|39|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Big Bear Lake|CA|34.1734|-116.8851|PM10|24|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Big Bear Lake|CA|34.1734|-116.8851|OZONE|36|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Big Bear Lake|CA|34.1734|-116.8851|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Big Bear Lake|CA|34.1734|-116.8851|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Big Bear Lake|CA|34.1734|-116.8851|PM2.5|36|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Big Bear Lake|CA|34.1734|-116.8851|PM10|19|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Big Bear Lake|CA|34.1734|-116.8851|OZONE|35|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Big Bear Lake|CA|34.1734|-116.8851|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Big Bear Lake|CA|34.1734|-116.8851|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Birmingham|AL|33.5600|-86.7500|OZONE|31|Good|No||Alabama Department of Environmental Management
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|N|Birmingham|AL|33.5600|-86.7500|PM2.5|19|Good|No||Alabama Department of Environmental Management
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|N|Birmingham|AL|33.5600|-86.7500|PM10|6|Good|No||Alabama Department of Environmental Management
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|Y|Birmingham|AL|33.5600|-86.7500|OZONE|24|Good|No||Alabama Department of Environmental Management
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|N|Birmingham|AL|33.5600|-86.7500|PM2.5|15|Good|No||Alabama Department of Environmental Management
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|Y|Birmingham|AL|33.5600|-86.7500|PM2.5|16|Good|No|Saturday-Monday:  A strong cold front will move through the area early Saturday and will usher in the coldest air mass to date this winter season.  Strong cold air advection on Saturday will drop the high temperature to around 40 and the low to around 20.  A tight pressure gradient will develop on Saturday between high pressure moving southward from central Canada and a low pressure developing off the eastern US coastline to lead to sustained north winds getting up to around 20 mph.  High pressure will move eastward from the central Plains on Sunday to decrease north winds to around 10 mph.  The high moves east of the area on Monday and will switch winds to the south, which will increase moisture ahead of an approaching shortwave.  There will be a chance for rainfall late Monday and into Tuesday.  Excellent mixing conditions will push PM2.5 well low within the green range of the AQI through Monday. ML|Alabama Department of Environmental Management
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|Y|Birmingham|AL|33.5600|-86.7500|PM2.5|27|Good|No|Saturday-Monday:  A strong cold front will move through the area early Saturday and will usher in the coldest air mass to date this winter season.  Strong cold air advection on Saturday will drop the high temperature to around 40 and the low to around 20.  A tight pressure gradient will develop on Saturday between high pressure moving southward from central Canada and a low pressure developing off the eastern US coastline to lead to sustained north winds getting up to around 20 mph.  High pressure will move eastward from the central Plains on Sunday to decrease north winds to around 10 mph.  The high moves east of the area on Monday and will switch winds to the south, which will increase moisture ahead of an approaching shortwave.  There will be a chance for rainfall late Monday and into Tuesday.  Excellent mixing conditions will push PM2.5 well low within the green range of the AQI through Monday. ML|Alabama Department of Environmental Management
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Bishop Paiute Tribe|CA|37.3667|-118.4167|PM2.5|48|Good|No||Tribal Environmental Exchange Network
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Bishop Paiute Tribe|CA|37.3667|-118.4167|PM10|25|Good|No||Tribal Environmental Exchange Network
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Bishop Paiute Tribe|CA|37.3667|-118.4167|OZONE|9|Good|No||Tribal Environmental Exchange Network
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Bishop Paiute Tribe|CA|37.3667|-118.4167|OZONE|19|Good|No||Tribal Environmental Exchange Network
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|Bishop Paiute Tribe|CA|37.3667|-118.4167|PM2.5|15|Good|No||Tribal Environmental Exchange Network
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|Y|Boise|ID|43.6361|-115.7289|PM2.5|36|Good|No||Idaho Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|N|Boise|ID|43.6361|-115.7289|PM10|18|Good|No||Idaho Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|N|Boise|ID|43.6361|-115.7289|OZONE|15|Good|No||Idaho Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|0:00|MST|0|O|Y|Boise|ID|43.6361|-115.7289|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Idaho Department of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||MST|2|F|Y|Boise|ID|43.6361|-115.7289|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Idaho Department of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||MST|3|F|Y|Boise|ID|43.6361|-115.7289|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Idaho Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Boston|MA|42.3510|-71.0510|PM2.5|69|Moderate|No||Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|Y|Boston|MA|42.3510|-71.0510|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|N|Boston|MA|42.3510|-71.0510|OZONE|35|Good|No||Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Bremerton-Silverdale-Bainbridge Island|WA|47.6400|-122.6470|PM2.5|20|Good|No||Puget Sound Clean Air Agency
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Bremerton-Silverdale-Bainbridge Island|WA|47.6400|-122.6470|PM2.5|15|Good|No||Puget Sound Clean Air Agency
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|Y|Bremerton-Silverdale-Bainbridge Island|WA|47.6400|-122.6470|PM2.5||Good|No|For Feb 9-14: Adequate winds and mixing is expected to keep air quality mostly GOOD throughout Puget Sound.  Potential MODERATE air quality at times in areas where wood burning is prominent.  Erik Saganic, Agency Forecaster|Puget Sound Clean Air Agency
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|Y|Bremerton-Silverdale-Bainbridge Island|WA|47.6400|-122.6470|PM2.5||Good|No|For Feb 9-14: Adequate winds and mixing is expected to keep air quality mostly GOOD throughout Puget Sound.  Potential MODERATE air quality at times in areas where wood burning is prominent.  Erik Saganic, Agency Forecaster|Puget Sound Clean Air Agency
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|Y|Bremerton-Silverdale-Bainbridge Island|WA|47.6400|-122.6470|PM2.5||Moderate|No|For Feb 9-14: Adequate winds and mixing is expected to keep air quality mostly GOOD throughout Puget Sound.  Potential MODERATE air quality at times in areas where wood burning is prominent.  Erik Saganic, Agency Forecaster|Puget Sound Clean Air Agency
02/09/12|02/14/12||PST|5|F|Y|Bremerton-Silverdale-Bainbridge Island|WA|47.6400|-122.6470|PM2.5||Good|No|For Feb 9-14: Adequate winds and mixing is expected to keep air quality mostly GOOD throughout Puget Sound.  Potential MODERATE air quality at times in areas where wood burning is prominent.  Erik Saganic, Agency Forecaster|Puget Sound Clean Air Agency
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Bridgeport|CT|41.1840|-73.1900|PM2.5|57|Moderate|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Bridgeport|CT|41.1840|-73.1900|PM2.5|37|Good|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Bridgeport|CT|41.1840|-73.1900|PM2.5|27|Good|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Bridgeport|CT|41.1840|-73.1900|PM2.5|50|Good|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Bridgeport|CT|41.1840|-73.1900|PM2.5|75|Moderate|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Brigantine|NJ|39.4647|-74.4489|PM2.5|33|Good|No||New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Brigantine|NJ|39.4647|-74.4489|OZONE|19|Good|No||New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Brigantine|NJ|39.4647|-74.4489|PM2.5|28|Good|No||New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Brigantine|NJ|39.4647|-74.4489|OZONE|21|Good|No||New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Brigantine|NJ|39.4647|-74.4489|PM2.5|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|N|Brigantine|NJ|39.4647|-74.4489|OZONE|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Brigantine|NJ|39.4647|-74.4489|PM2.5|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|N|Brigantine|NJ|39.4647|-74.4489|OZONE|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|Y|Brigham City|UT|41.5102|-112.0156|PM2.5|28|Good|No||Utah Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|0:00|MST|0|O|Y|Brigham City|UT|41.5102|-112.0156|PM2.5|28|Good|No||Utah Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/12/12||MST|1|F|Y|Brigham City|UT|41.5102|-112.0156|PM2.5||Good|No||Utah Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/13/12||MST|2|F|Y|Brigham City|UT|41.5102|-112.0156|PM2.5||Good|No||Utah Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Brownsville-McAllen|TX|25.9019|-97.4975|OZONE|36|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|N|Brownsville-McAllen|TX|25.9019|-97.4975|PM2.5|25|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|N|Brownsville-McAllen|TX|25.9019|-97.4975|PM10|14|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|Y|Brownsville-McAllen|TX|25.9019|-97.4975|OZONE|29|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|N|Brownsville-McAllen|TX|25.9019|-97.4975|PM2.5|26|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|Y|Brownsville-McAllen|TX|25.9019|-97.4975|PM2.5||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|N|Brownsville-McAllen|TX|25.9019|-97.4975|PM10||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|N|Brownsville-McAllen|TX|25.9019|-97.4975|OZONE||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|Y|Brownsville-McAllen|TX|25.9019|-97.4975|PM2.5||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|N|Brownsville-McAllen|TX|25.9019|-97.4975|PM10||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|N|Brownsville-McAllen|TX|25.9019|-97.4975|OZONE||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|Y|Brownsville-McAllen|TX|25.9019|-97.4975|PM2.5||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|N|Brownsville-McAllen|TX|25.9019|-97.4975|PM10||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|N|Brownsville-McAllen|TX|25.9019|-97.4975|OZONE||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Buffalo|NY|42.9920|-78.7710|PM2.5|27|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Buffalo|NY|42.9920|-78.7710|OZONE|27|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Buffalo|NY|42.9920|-78.7710|PM2.5|16|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Buffalo|NY|42.9920|-78.7710|PM2.5|31|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Buffalo|NY|42.9920|-78.7710|PM2.5|45|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Burlington|VT|44.4670|-73.2010|OZONE|30|Good|No||Vermont Air Pollution Control Division
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Burlington|VT|44.4670|-73.2010|PM2.5|17|Good|No||Vermont Air Pollution Control Division
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Burlington|VT|44.4670|-73.2010|OZONE|25|Good|No||Vermont Air Pollution Control Division
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Burlington|VT|44.4670|-73.2010|PM2.5|19|Good|No||Vermont Air Pollution Control Division
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Burlington|VT|44.4670|-73.2010|PM2.5|30|Good|No|For the weekend time frame, Saturday, February 11, through Monday, February 13, expect generally good air quality throughout Vermont on Saturday and Sunday.  On Monday levels of fine particulate matter (PM25), may average in the moderate range in mountain valley locations such as Rutland City.|Vermont Air Pollution Control Division
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Burlington|VT|44.4670|-73.2010|PM2.5|35|Good|No|For the weekend time frame, Saturday, February 11, through Monday, February 13, expect generally good air quality throughout Vermont on Saturday and Sunday.  On Monday levels of fine particulate matter (PM25), may average in the moderate range in mountain valley locations such as Rutland City.|Vermont Air Pollution Control Division
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|C San Bernardino M|CA|34.2413|-117.2755|OZONE|36|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|C San Bernardino M|CA|34.2413|-117.2755|PM2.5|23|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|C San Bernardino M|CA|34.2413|-117.2755|OZONE|30|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|C San Bernardino M|CA|34.2413|-117.2755|PM2.5|39|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|C San Bernardino M|CA|34.2413|-117.2755|PM10|24|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|C San Bernardino M|CA|34.2413|-117.2755|OZONE|36|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|C San Bernardino M|CA|34.2413|-117.2755|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|C San Bernardino M|CA|34.2413|-117.2755|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|C San Bernardino M|CA|34.2413|-117.2755|PM2.5|36|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|C San Bernardino M|CA|34.2413|-117.2755|PM10|19|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|C San Bernardino M|CA|34.2413|-117.2755|OZONE|36|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|C San Bernardino M|CA|34.2413|-117.2755|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|C San Bernardino M|CA|34.2413|-117.2755|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|C San Bernardino-1|CA|34.1005|-117.4919|OZONE|29|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|C San Bernardino-1|CA|34.1005|-117.4919|OZONE|19|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|C San Bernardino-1|CA|34.1005|-117.4919|PM2.5|49|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-1|CA|34.1005|-117.4919|PM10|27|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-1|CA|34.1005|-117.4919|OZONE|29|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-1|CA|34.1005|-117.4919|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-1|CA|34.1005|-117.4919|NO2|30|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|C San Bernardino-1|CA|34.1005|-117.4919|PM2.5|49|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-1|CA|34.1005|-117.4919|PM10|29|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-1|CA|34.1005|-117.4919|OZONE|36|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-1|CA|34.1005|-117.4919|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-1|CA|34.1005|-117.4919|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|C San Bernardino-2|CA|34.1066|-117.2736|PM10|28|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|C San Bernardino-2|CA|34.1066|-117.2736|OZONE|19|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|C San Bernardino-2|CA|34.1066|-117.2736|OZONE|14|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|C San Bernardino-2|CA|34.1066|-117.2736|PM2.5|42|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-2|CA|34.1066|-117.2736|PM10|24|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-2|CA|34.1066|-117.2736|OZONE|24|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-2|CA|34.1066|-117.2736|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-2|CA|34.1066|-117.2736|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|C San Bernardino-2|CA|34.1066|-117.2736|PM2.5|49|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-2|CA|34.1066|-117.2736|PM10|30|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-2|CA|34.1066|-117.2736|OZONE|21|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-2|CA|34.1066|-117.2736|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-2|CA|34.1066|-117.2736|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Camden|NJ|39.9228|-75.0972|PM2.5|44|Good|No||New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Camden|NJ|39.9228|-75.0972|PM2.5|23|Good|No||New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Camden|NJ|39.9228|-75.0972|OZONE|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|N|Camden|NJ|39.9228|-75.0972|PM2.5|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Camden|NJ|39.9228|-75.0972|OZONE|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|N|Camden|NJ|39.9228|-75.0972|PM2.5|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Canton/Massillon|OH|40.8000|-81.3733|PM2.5|15|Good|No||Ohio EPA-DAPC
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Canton/Massillon|OH|40.8000|-81.3733|PM2.5|10|Good|No||Ohio EPA-DAPC
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|Y|Canyonlands National Park|UT|38.4583|-109.8211|OZONE|34|Good|No||National Park Service
02/12/12|02/12/12|0:00|MST|0|O|Y|Canyonlands National Park|UT|38.4583|-109.8211|OZONE|31|Good|No||National Park Service
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|Y|Cape Cod and Islands|MA|41.9000|-70.3000|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|N|Cape Cod and Islands|MA|41.9000|-70.3000|OZONE|35|Good|No||Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Capistrano Vly|CA|33.5493|-117.5715|OZONE|32|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Capistrano Vly|CA|33.5493|-117.5715|OZONE|25|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Capistrano Vly|CA|33.5493|-117.5715|PM2.5|32|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Capistrano Vly|CA|33.5493|-117.5715|PM10|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Capistrano Vly|CA|33.5493|-117.5715|OZONE|30|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Capistrano Vly|CA|33.5493|-117.5715|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Capistrano Vly|CA|33.5493|-117.5715|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Capistrano Vly|CA|33.5493|-117.5715|PM2.5|39|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Capistrano Vly|CA|33.5493|-117.5715|PM10|19|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Capistrano Vly|CA|33.5493|-117.5715|OZONE|35|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Capistrano Vly|CA|33.5493|-117.5715|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Capistrano Vly|CA|33.5493|-117.5715|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Carmel Valley|CA|36.4833|-121.7319|OZONE|31|Good|No||Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Carmel Valley|CA|36.4833|-121.7319|PM2.5|10|Good|No||Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Carmel Valley|CA|36.4833|-121.7319|PM2.5|13|Good|No||Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|Y|Carmel Valley|CA|36.4833|-121.7319|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|N|Carmel Valley|CA|36.4833|-121.7319|PM10||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|N|Carmel Valley|CA|36.4833|-121.7319|OZONE||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|Y|Carmel Valley|CA|36.4833|-121.7319|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|N|Carmel Valley|CA|36.4833|-121.7319|PM10||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|N|Carmel Valley|CA|36.4833|-121.7319|OZONE||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|Y|Carmel Valley|CA|36.4833|-121.7319|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|N|Carmel Valley|CA|36.4833|-121.7319|PM10||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|N|Carmel Valley|CA|36.4833|-121.7319|OZONE||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/14/12||PST|5|F|Y|Carmel Valley|CA|36.4833|-121.7319|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/14/12||PST|5|F|N|Carmel Valley|CA|36.4833|-121.7319|PM10||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/14/12||PST|5|F|N|Carmel Valley|CA|36.4833|-121.7319|OZONE||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Carpinteria|CA|34.4027|-119.4575|OZONE|36|Good|No||Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Carpinteria|CA|34.4027|-119.4575|OZONE|19|Good|No||Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District
02/11/12|02/11/12||PST|0|F|Y|Carpinteria|CA|34.4027|-119.4575|OZONE||Good|No||Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Carpinteria|CA|34.4027|-119.4575|OZONE||Good|No||Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Carrizo Plains|CA|35.3200|-120.0000|OZONE|34|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Carrizo Plains|CA|35.3200|-120.0000|OZONE|18|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Carrizo Plains|CA|35.3200|-120.0000|OZONE|31|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Carrizo Plains|CA|35.3200|-120.0000|PM2.5|14|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Carrizo Plains|CA|35.3200|-120.0000|PM10|12|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/12/12||PST|2|F|Y|Carrizo Plains|CA|35.3200|-120.0000|OZONE|35|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/12/12||PST|2|F|N|Carrizo Plains|CA|35.3200|-120.0000|PM2.5|17|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/12/12||PST|2|F|N|Carrizo Plains|CA|35.3200|-120.0000|PM10|15|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/13/12||PST|3|F|Y|Carrizo Plains|CA|35.3200|-120.0000|OZONE|33|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/13/12||PST|3|F|N|Carrizo Plains|CA|35.3200|-120.0000|PM2.5|16|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/13/12||PST|3|F|N|Carrizo Plains|CA|35.3200|-120.0000|PM10|14|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/14/12||PST|4|F|Y|Carrizo Plains|CA|35.3200|-120.0000|OZONE|32|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/14/12||PST|4|F|N|Carrizo Plains|CA|35.3200|-120.0000|PM2.5|15|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/14/12||PST|4|F|N|Carrizo Plains|CA|35.3200|-120.0000|PM10|12|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/15/12||PST|5|F|Y|Carrizo Plains|CA|35.3200|-120.0000|OZONE|34|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/15/12||PST|5|F|N|Carrizo Plains|CA|35.3200|-120.0000|PM2.5|12|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/15/12||PST|5|F|N|Carrizo Plains|CA|35.3200|-120.0000|PM10|10|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|Y|Casa Grande|AZ|32.8775|-111.8522|OZONE|34|Good|No||Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/12/12|02/12/12|0:00|MST|0|O|Y|Casa Grande|AZ|32.8775|-111.8522|OZONE|25|Good|No||Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/12/12||MST|2|F|Y|Casa Grande|AZ|32.8775|-111.8522|PM10|50|Good|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/12/12||MST|2|F|N|Casa Grande|AZ|32.8775|-111.8522|OZONE|32|Good|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/13/12||MST|3|F|Y|Casa Grande|AZ|32.8775|-111.8522|PM10|50|Good|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/13/12||MST|3|F|N|Casa Grande|AZ|32.8775|-111.8522|OZONE|32|Good|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/14/12||MST|4|F|Y|Casa Grande|AZ|32.8775|-111.8522|PM10|50|Good|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/14/12||MST|4|F|N|Casa Grande|AZ|32.8775|-111.8522|OZONE|33|Good|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/15/12||MST|5|F|Y|Casa Grande|AZ|32.8775|-111.8522|PM10|48|Good|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/15/12||MST|5|F|N|Casa Grande|AZ|32.8775|-111.8522|OZONE|32|Good|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Cascade foothills of east King-Pierce counties|WA|47.1414|-121.9330|PM2.5|7|Good|No||Puget Sound Clean Air Agency
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Cascade foothills of east King-Pierce counties|WA|47.1414|-121.9330|PM2.5|14|Good|No||Puget Sound Clean Air Agency
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|Y|Cascade foothills of east King-Pierce counties|WA|47.1414|-121.9330|PM2.5||Good|No|For Feb 9-14: Adequate winds and mixing is expected to keep air quality mostly GOOD throughout Puget Sound.  Potential MODERATE air quality at times in areas where wood burning is prominent.  Erik Saganic, Agency Forecaster|Puget Sound Clean Air Agency
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|Y|Cascade foothills of east King-Pierce counties|WA|47.1414|-121.9330|PM2.5||Good|No|For Feb 9-14: Adequate winds and mixing is expected to keep air quality mostly GOOD throughout Puget Sound.  Potential MODERATE air quality at times in areas where wood burning is prominent.  Erik Saganic, Agency Forecaster|Puget Sound Clean Air Agency
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|Y|Cascade foothills of east King-Pierce counties|WA|47.1414|-121.9330|PM2.5||Good|No|For Feb 9-14: Adequate winds and mixing is expected to keep air quality mostly GOOD throughout Puget Sound.  Potential MODERATE air quality at times in areas where wood burning is prominent.  Erik Saganic, Agency Forecaster|Puget Sound Clean Air Agency
02/09/12|02/14/12||PST|5|F|Y|Cascade foothills of east King-Pierce counties|WA|47.1414|-121.9330|PM2.5||Good|No|For Feb 9-14: Adequate winds and mixing is expected to keep air quality mostly GOOD throughout Puget Sound.  Potential MODERATE air quality at times in areas where wood burning is prominent.  Erik Saganic, Agency Forecaster|Puget Sound Clean Air Agency
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Central Coastal|CA|33.5924|-117.7724|OZONE|27|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Central Coastal|CA|33.5924|-117.7724|OZONE|23|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Central Coastal|CA|33.5924|-117.7724|PM2.5|45|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Central Coastal|CA|33.5924|-117.7724|PM10|26|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Central Coastal|CA|33.5924|-117.7724|OZONE|27|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Central Coastal|CA|33.5924|-117.7724|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Central Coastal|CA|33.5924|-117.7724|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Central Coastal|CA|33.5924|-117.7724|PM2.5|39|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Central Coastal|CA|33.5924|-117.7724|PM10|19|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Central Coastal|CA|33.5924|-117.7724|OZONE|33|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Central Coastal|CA|33.5924|-117.7724|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Central Coastal|CA|33.5924|-117.7724|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Central LA CO|CA|34.0663|-118.2266|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Central LA CO|CA|34.0663|-118.2266|OZONE|14|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Central LA CO|CA|34.0663|-118.2266|PM2.5|26|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|Central LA CO|CA|34.0663|-118.2266|OZONE|10|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Central LA CO|CA|34.0663|-118.2266|PM2.5|32|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Central LA CO|CA|34.0663|-118.2266|PM10|22|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Central LA CO|CA|34.0663|-118.2266|OZONE|27|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Central LA CO|CA|34.0663|-118.2266|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Central LA CO|CA|34.0663|-118.2266|NO2|30|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Central LA CO|CA|34.0663|-118.2266|PM2.5|42|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Central LA CO|CA|34.0663|-118.2266|PM10|23|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Central LA CO|CA|34.0663|-118.2266|OZONE|24|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Central LA CO|CA|34.0663|-118.2266|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Central LA CO|CA|34.0663|-118.2266|NO2|30|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Central Orange-1|CA|33.8305|-117.9386|PM2.5|51|Moderate|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Central Orange-1|CA|33.8305|-117.9386|PM10|26|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Central Orange-1|CA|33.8305|-117.9386|OZONE|31|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Central Orange-1|CA|33.8305|-117.9386|PM2.5|32|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|Central Orange-1|CA|33.8305|-117.9386|OZONE|19|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Central Orange-1|CA|33.8305|-117.9386|PM2.5|39|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Central Orange-1|CA|33.8305|-117.9386|PM10|24|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Central Orange-1|CA|33.8305|-117.9386|OZONE|24|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Central Orange-1|CA|33.8305|-117.9386|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Central Orange-1|CA|33.8305|-117.9386|NO2|30|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Central Orange-1|CA|33.8305|-117.9386|PM2.5|32|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Central Orange-1|CA|33.8305|-117.9386|PM10|18|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Central Orange-1|CA|33.8305|-117.9386|OZONE|24|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Central Orange-1|CA|33.8305|-117.9386|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Central Orange-1|CA|33.8305|-117.9386|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Central Orange-2|CA|33.7958|-118.0317|PM2.5|51|Moderate|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Central Orange-2|CA|33.7958|-118.0317|PM10|26|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Central Orange-2|CA|33.7958|-118.0317|OZONE|31|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Central Orange-2|CA|33.7958|-118.0317|PM2.5|32|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|Central Orange-2|CA|33.7958|-118.0317|OZONE|19|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Central Orange-2|CA|33.7958|-118.0317|PM2.5|42|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Central Orange-2|CA|33.7958|-118.0317|PM10|21|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Central Orange-2|CA|33.7958|-118.0317|OZONE|23|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Central Orange-2|CA|33.7958|-118.0317|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Central Orange-2|CA|33.7958|-118.0317|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Central Orange-2|CA|33.7958|-118.0317|PM2.5|39|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Central Orange-2|CA|33.7958|-118.0317|PM10|22|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Central Orange-2|CA|33.7958|-118.0317|OZONE|24|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Central Orange-2|CA|33.7958|-118.0317|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Central Orange-2|CA|33.7958|-118.0317|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Charleston|SC|32.8000|-79.9500|PM2.5|54|Moderate|No||South Carolina DHEC
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Charlotte|NC|35.2270|-80.8430|PM2.5|48|Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Charlotte|NC|35.2270|-80.8430|OZONE|30|Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Charlotte|NC|35.2270|-80.8430|OZONE|23|Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Charlotte|NC|35.2270|-80.8430|PM2.5|13|Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|Y|Charlotte|NC|35.2270|-80.8430|PM2.5|23|Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|N|Charlotte|NC|35.2270|-80.8430|OZONE||Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/11/12|02/13/12||EST|2|F|Y|Charlotte|NC|35.2270|-80.8430|PM2.5||Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/11/12|02/13/12||EST|2|F|N|Charlotte|NC|35.2270|-80.8430|OZONE||Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/11/12|02/14/12||EST|3|F|Y|Charlotte|NC|35.2270|-80.8430|PM2.5||Moderate|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/11/12|02/14/12||EST|3|F|N|Charlotte|NC|35.2270|-80.8430|OZONE||Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Chattanooga|TN|35.0433|-85.3100|PM2.5|17|Good|No||Tennessee Air Pollution Control Division
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Chattanooga|TN|35.0433|-85.3100|PM2.5|19|Good|No||Tennessee Air Pollution Control Division
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Chattanooga|TN|35.0433|-85.3100|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Tennessee Air Pollution Control Division
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Chattanooga|TN|35.0433|-85.3100|PM2.5|39|Good|No||Tennessee Air Pollution Control Division
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Chehalis|WA|46.6641|-122.9673|PM2.5|21|Good|No||Washington Department of Ecology
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Chehalis|WA|46.6641|-122.9673|PM2.5|27|Good|No||Washington Department of Ecology
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Chester|NJ|40.7872|-74.6775|OZONE|25|Good|No||New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Chester|NJ|40.7872|-74.6775|OZONE|26|Good|No||New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Chester|NJ|40.7872|-74.6775|PM2.5|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|N|Chester|NJ|40.7872|-74.6775|OZONE|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Chester|NJ|40.7872|-74.6775|PM2.5|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|N|Chester|NJ|40.7872|-74.6775|OZONE|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Chicago|IL|41.9640|-87.6590|OZONE|30|Good|No||Illinois EPA
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|N|Chicago|IL|41.9640|-87.6590|PM2.5|19|Good|No||Illinois EPA
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|Y|Chicago|IL|41.9640|-87.6590|OZONE|23|Good|No||Illinois EPA
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|N|Chicago|IL|41.9640|-87.6590|PM2.5|19|Good|No||Illinois EPA
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|Y|Chicago|IL|41.9640|-87.6590|PM2.5||Good|No||Illinois EPA
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|Y|Chicago|IL|41.9640|-87.6590|PM2.5||Good|No||Illinois EPA
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|Y|Chicago|IL|41.9640|-87.6590|PM2.5||Good|No||Illinois EPA
02/10/12|02/15/12||CST|5|F|Y|Chicago|IL|41.9640|-87.6590|PM2.5||Moderate|No||Illinois EPA
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Chico|CA|39.7575|-121.8422|PM2.5|38|Good|No||Butte County Air Quality Management District
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Chico|CA|39.7575|-121.8422|OZONE|25|Good|No||Butte County Air Quality Management District
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Chico|CA|39.7575|-121.8422|PM2.5|54|Moderate|No||Butte County Air Quality Management District
02/11/12|02/11/12||PST|0|F|Y|Chico|CA|39.7575|-121.8422|PM2.5||Good|No||Butte County Air Quality Management District
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Chico|CA|39.7575|-121.8422|PM2.5||Good|No||Butte County Air Quality Management District
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|Y|Chiricahua National Park|AZ|32.0092|-109.3891|OZONE|43|Good|No||National Park Service 2
02/12/12|02/12/12|0:00|MST|0|O|Y|Chiricahua National Park|AZ|32.0092|-109.3891|OZONE|36|Good|No||National Park Service 2
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Cincinnati|OH|39.1040|-84.5230|OZONE|27|Good|No||Hamilton County Environmental Services
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Cincinnati|OH|39.1040|-84.5230|PM2.5|23|Good|No||Hamilton County Environmental Services
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Cincinnati|OH|39.1040|-84.5230|PM10|11|Good|No||Hamilton County Environmental Services
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Cincinnati|OH|39.1040|-84.5230|PM2.5|23|Good|No||Hamilton County Environmental Services
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Cincinnati|OH|39.1040|-84.5230|OZONE|13|Good|No||Hamilton County Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Cincinnati|OH|39.1040|-84.5230|PM2.5|40|Good|No||Hamilton County Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Cincinnati|OH|39.1040|-84.5230|PM2.5|45|Good|No||Hamilton County Environmental Services
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|City of La Grande|OR|45.3239|-118.0939|PM2.5|67|Moderate|No||City of La Grande
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|City of La Grande|OR|45.3239|-118.0939|PM2.5|11|Good|No||City of La Grande
02/10/12|02/12/12||MST|2|F|Y|City of Maricopa|AZ|33.0589|-112.0469|PM10|60|Moderate|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/13/12||MST|3|F|Y|City of Maricopa|AZ|33.0589|-112.0469|PM10|55|Moderate|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/14/12||MST|4|F|Y|City of Maricopa|AZ|33.0589|-112.0469|PM10|52|Moderate|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/15/12||MST|5|F|Y|City of Maricopa|AZ|33.0589|-112.0469|PM10|50|Good|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|City of North Miami|FL|25.8950|-80.1858|OZONE|34|Good|No||City of North Miami
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Claremont|NH|43.3644|-72.3383|PM2.5|38|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|N|Claremont|NH|43.3644|-72.3383|OZONE|33|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Claremont|NH|43.3644|-72.3383|PM2.5|38|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|N|Claremont|NH|43.3644|-72.3383|OZONE|33|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Clarksboro|NJ|39.7992|-75.2183|PM2.5|44|Good|No||New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Clarksboro|NJ|39.7992|-75.2183|PM2.5|23|Good|No||New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Clarksboro|NJ|39.7992|-75.2183|PM2.5|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|N|Clarksboro|NJ|39.7992|-75.2183|OZONE|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Clarksboro|NJ|39.7992|-75.2183|PM2.5|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|N|Clarksboro|NJ|39.7992|-75.2183|OZONE|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Clarksville-Montgomery County|TN|36.5300|-87.3600|OZONE|29|Good|No||Tennessee Air Pollution Control Division
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|N|Clarksville-Montgomery County|TN|36.5300|-87.3600|PM2.5|16|Good|No||Tennessee Air Pollution Control Division
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|Y|Clarksville-Montgomery County|TN|36.5300|-87.3600|PM2.5|31|Good|No||Tennessee Air Pollution Control Division
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|Y|Clarksville-Montgomery County|TN|36.5300|-87.3600|PM2.5|33|Good|No||Tennessee Air Pollution Control Division
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Cleveland-Akron-Lorain|OH|41.4800|-81.6790|PM2.5|47|Good|No||Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Cleveland-Akron-Lorain|OH|41.4800|-81.6790|PM10|7|Good|No||Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Cleveland-Akron-Lorain|OH|41.4800|-81.6790|OZONE|28|Good|No||Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Cleveland-Akron-Lorain|OH|41.4800|-81.6790|PM2.5|56|Moderate|No||Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Cleveland-Akron-Lorain|OH|41.4800|-81.6790|OZONE|0|Good|No||Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Cleveland-Akron-Lorain|OH|41.4800|-81.6790|PM2.5||Good|No||Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Cleveland-Akron-Lorain|OH|41.4800|-81.6790|PM2.5||Moderate|No||Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Coachella Vly|CA|33.7684|-116.3750|OZONE|38|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Coachella Vly|CA|33.7684|-116.3750|PM10|29|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Coachella Vly|CA|33.7684|-116.3750|OZONE|30|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Coachella Vly|CA|33.7684|-116.3750|OZONE|38|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Coachella Vly|CA|33.7684|-116.3750|PM2.5|29|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Coachella Vly|CA|33.7684|-116.3750|PM10|17|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Coachella Vly|CA|33.7684|-116.3750|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Coachella Vly|CA|33.7684|-116.3750|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Coachella Vly|CA|33.7684|-116.3750|OZONE|38|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Coachella Vly|CA|33.7684|-116.3750|PM2.5|23|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Coachella Vly|CA|33.7684|-116.3750|PM10|14|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Coachella Vly|CA|33.7684|-116.3750|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Coachella Vly|CA|33.7684|-116.3750|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Coeur dAlene|ID|47.6822|-116.7653|PM2.5|6|Good|No||Idaho Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Coeur dAlene|ID|47.6822|-116.7653|PM2.5|21|Good|No||Idaho Department of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Coeur dAlene|ID|47.6822|-116.7653|PM2.5|10|Good|No|There will be several systems working through the area over the weekend, keeping rain/snow in the forecast. Winds will remain light and dispersion is forecast to remain poor. Heavy woodstove use, especially in sheltered valley areas can allow pollutant levels to become elevated.   Air quality will be in the MODERATE range for the Pinehurst/Silver Valley area and in the GOOD range for all other areas over the weekend.|Idaho Department of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||PST|2|F|Y|Coeur dAlene|ID|47.6822|-116.7653|PM2.5|10|Good|No|There will be several systems working through the area over the weekend, keeping rain/snow in the forecast. Winds will remain light and dispersion is forecast to remain poor. Heavy woodstove use, especially in sheltered valley areas can allow pollutant levels to become elevated.   Air quality will be in the MODERATE range for the Pinehurst/Silver Valley area and in the GOOD range for all other areas over the weekend.|Idaho Department of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||PST|3|F|Y|Coeur dAlene|ID|47.6822|-116.7653|PM2.5|10|Good|No|There will be several systems working through the area over the weekend, keeping rain/snow in the forecast. Winds will remain light and dispersion is forecast to remain poor. Heavy woodstove use, especially in sheltered valley areas can allow pollutant levels to become elevated.   Air quality will be in the MODERATE range for the Pinehurst/Silver Valley area and in the GOOD range for all other areas over the weekend.|Idaho Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|Y|Colorado Springs|CO|38.8300|-104.8177|PM2.5|21|Good|No||Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|N|Colorado Springs|CO|38.8300|-104.8177|OZONE|19|Good|No||Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
02/12/12|02/12/12|0:00|MST|0|O|Y|Colorado Springs|CO|38.8300|-104.8177|PM2.5|18|Good|No||Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
02/12/12|02/12/12|0:00|MST|0|O|N|Colorado Springs|CO|38.8300|-104.8177|OZONE|10|Good|No||Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
02/11/12|02/12/12||MST|1|F|Y|Colorado Springs|CO|38.8300|-104.8177|PM2.5||Good|No||Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
02/11/12|02/12/12||MST|1|F|N|Colorado Springs|CO|38.8300|-104.8177|OZONE||Good|No||Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Columbia|SC|34.0390|-80.8860|OZONE|29|Good|No||South Carolina DHEC
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Columbus|OH|39.9890|-82.9870|PM2.5|18|Good|No||MORPC
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Columbus|OH|39.9890|-82.9870|PM2.5|19|Good|No||MORPC
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|Y|Columbus|OH|39.9890|-82.9870|PM2.5|26|Good|No|Saturday, February 11:  Strong northwesterly winds behind a departing cold front will disperse pollutants and bring very dry air into central Ohio.  These conditions will limit particle production and lead to Good AQI levels.   Sunday, February 12:  A high-pressure system moving across Tennessee will generate moderate to strong westerly winds in the Columbus area.  These winds will effectively disperse pollutants, resulting in Good AQI levels.    Monday, surface high pressure will move over the Southeast, causing winds in Columbus to become moderate southwesterly.  These winds will transport some moisture and pollutants into the region.  However, low pollutant carryover from previous days will keep AQI levels Good.  Tuesday, a weak upper-level disturbance will move across the region, producing light snow and increased humidity levels.  In addition, light to moderate southerly winds will transport moisture and pollutants into central Ohio.  These conditions will enhance the formation of particles and lead to Moderate AQI levels.  Wednesday, light to moderate southerly winds will persist in Columbus, bringing in pollutants and moisture and resulting in Moderate AQI levels.  Thursday, continued moderate southerly winds and high humidity caused by light snow showers will support particle production, keeping AQI levels Moderate.|MORPC
02/11/12|02/13/12||EST|2|F|Y|Columbus|OH|39.9890|-82.9870|PM2.5|42|Good|No|Saturday, February 11:  Strong northwesterly winds behind a departing cold front will disperse pollutants and bring very dry air into central Ohio.  These conditions will limit particle production and lead to Good AQI levels.   Sunday, February 12:  A high-pressure system moving across Tennessee will generate moderate to strong westerly winds in the Columbus area.  These winds will effectively disperse pollutants, resulting in Good AQI levels.    Monday, surface high pressure will move over the Southeast, causing winds in Columbus to become moderate southwesterly.  These winds will transport some moisture and pollutants into the region.  However, low pollutant carryover from previous days will keep AQI levels Good.  Tuesday, a weak upper-level disturbance will move across the region, producing light snow and increased humidity levels.  In addition, light to moderate southerly winds will transport moisture and pollutants into central Ohio.  These conditions will enhance the formation of particles and lead to Moderate AQI levels.  Wednesday, light to moderate southerly winds will persist in Columbus, bringing in pollutants and moisture and resulting in Moderate AQI levels.  Thursday, continued moderate southerly winds and high humidity caused by light snow showers will support particle production, keeping AQI levels Moderate.|MORPC
02/11/12|02/14/12||EST|3|F|Y|Columbus|OH|39.9890|-82.9870|PM2.5|55|Moderate|No|Saturday, February 11:  Strong northwesterly winds behind a departing cold front will disperse pollutants and bring very dry air into central Ohio.  These conditions will limit particle production and lead to Good AQI levels.   Sunday, February 12:  A high-pressure system moving across Tennessee will generate moderate to strong westerly winds in the Columbus area.  These winds will effectively disperse pollutants, resulting in Good AQI levels.    Monday, surface high pressure will move over the Southeast, causing winds in Columbus to become moderate southwesterly.  These winds will transport some moisture and pollutants into the region.  However, low pollutant carryover from previous days will keep AQI levels Good.  Tuesday, a weak upper-level disturbance will move across the region, producing light snow and increased humidity levels.  In addition, light to moderate southerly winds will transport moisture and pollutants into central Ohio.  These conditions will enhance the formation of particles and lead to Moderate AQI levels.  Wednesday, light to moderate southerly winds will persist in Columbus, bringing in pollutants and moisture and resulting in Moderate AQI levels.  Thursday, continued moderate southerly winds and high humidity caused by light snow showers will support particle production, keeping AQI levels Moderate.|MORPC
02/11/12|02/15/12||EST|4|F|Y|Columbus|OH|39.9890|-82.9870|PM2.5|62|Moderate|No|Saturday, February 11:  Strong northwesterly winds behind a departing cold front will disperse pollutants and bring very dry air into central Ohio.  These conditions will limit particle production and lead to Good AQI levels.   Sunday, February 12:  A high-pressure system moving across Tennessee will generate moderate to strong westerly winds in the Columbus area.  These winds will effectively disperse pollutants, resulting in Good AQI levels.    Monday, surface high pressure will move over the Southeast, causing winds in Columbus to become moderate southwesterly.  These winds will transport some moisture and pollutants into the region.  However, low pollutant carryover from previous days will keep AQI levels Good.  Tuesday, a weak upper-level disturbance will move across the region, producing light snow and increased humidity levels.  In addition, light to moderate southerly winds will transport moisture and pollutants into central Ohio.  These conditions will enhance the formation of particles and lead to Moderate AQI levels.  Wednesday, light to moderate southerly winds will persist in Columbus, bringing in pollutants and moisture and resulting in Moderate AQI levels.  Thursday, continued moderate southerly winds and high humidity caused by light snow showers will support particle production, keeping AQI levels Moderate.|MORPC
02/11/12|02/16/12||EST|5|F|Y|Columbus|OH|39.9890|-82.9870|PM2.5|69|Moderate|No|Saturday, February 11:  Strong northwesterly winds behind a departing cold front will disperse pollutants and bring very dry air into central Ohio.  These conditions will limit particle production and lead to Good AQI levels.   Sunday, February 12:  A high-pressure system moving across Tennessee will generate moderate to strong westerly winds in the Columbus area.  These winds will effectively disperse pollutants, resulting in Good AQI levels.    Monday, surface high pressure will move over the Southeast, causing winds in Columbus to become moderate southwesterly.  These winds will transport some moisture and pollutants into the region.  However, low pollutant carryover from previous days will keep AQI levels Good.  Tuesday, a weak upper-level disturbance will move across the region, producing light snow and increased humidity levels.  In addition, light to moderate southerly winds will transport moisture and pollutants into central Ohio.  These conditions will enhance the formation of particles and lead to Moderate AQI levels.  Wednesday, light to moderate southerly winds will persist in Columbus, bringing in pollutants and moisture and resulting in Moderate AQI levels.  Thursday, continued moderate southerly winds and high humidity caused by light snow showers will support particle production, keeping AQI levels Moderate.|MORPC
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Columbus-Phenix City - GA/AL|AL|32.5210|-84.9446|PM2.5|20|Good|No||Georgia Department of Natural Resources
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Columbus-Phenix City - GA/AL|AL|32.5210|-84.9446|PM2.5|7|Good|No||Georgia Department of Natural Resources
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|Y|Columbus-Phenix City - GA/AL|AL|32.5210|-84.9446|PM2.5||Good|No|Polar vortex near Hudson Bay will eject southeastward into Maine and the Canadian Maritimes on Sunday as mid-level ridging shifts eastward from the Southern Plains into the Gulf Coast states in advance of a digging shortwave trough over the southern Great Basin/Four Corners regions. Ridging aloft will support the southeastward movement...and eventual modification of...a very strong arctic high / near 1050 mb / as it treks from  the central Plains into the upper Tennessee valley on Sunday. Although strong cold-air advection will be waning on Sunday, the residual cP airmass will be slow to modify and temperatures will likely struggle to make it into the low 40s during the afternoon. Wood burning may increase particle mass loading during the overnight period...however the evolution of a deep mixed layer by afternoon should preclude particle buildup within the daily timescale. PM 2.5 concentrations within the green AQI range are therefore expected for the metro on Sunday. SPM|Georgia Department of Natural Resources
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Columbus-Phenix City - GA/AL|GA|32.5210|-84.9446|PM2.5|20|Good|No||Georgia Department of Natural Resources
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Columbus-Phenix City - GA/AL|GA|32.5210|-84.9446|PM2.5|7|Good|No||Georgia Department of Natural Resources
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|Y|Columbus-Phenix City - GA/AL|GA|32.5210|-84.9446|PM2.5||Good|No|Polar vortex near Hudson Bay will eject southeastward into Maine and the Canadian Maritimes on Sunday as mid-level ridging shifts eastward from the Southern Plains into the Gulf Coast states in advance of a digging shortwave trough over the southern Great Basin/Four Corners regions. Ridging aloft will support the southeastward movement...and eventual modification of...a very strong arctic high / near 1050 mb / as it treks from  the central Plains into the upper Tennessee valley on Sunday. Although strong cold-air advection will be waning on Sunday, the residual cP airmass will be slow to modify and temperatures will likely struggle to make it into the low 40s during the afternoon. Wood burning may increase particle mass loading during the overnight period...however the evolution of a deep mixed layer by afternoon should preclude particle buildup within the daily timescale. PM 2.5 concentrations within the green AQI range are therefore expected for the metro on Sunday. SPM|Georgia Department of Natural Resources
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Concord|CA|37.9700|-122.0300|OZONE|29|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Concord|CA|37.9700|-122.0300|PM2.5|21|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Concord|CA|37.9700|-122.0300|OZONE|25|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|Concord|CA|37.9700|-122.0300|PM2.5|3|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Concord|CA|37.9700|-122.0300|PM2.5|32|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/12/12||PST|2|F|Y|Concord|CA|37.9700|-122.0300|PM2.5|32|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/13/12||PST|3|F|Y|Concord|CA|37.9700|-122.0300|PM2.5||Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/14/12||PST|4|F|Y|Concord|CA|37.9700|-122.0300|PM2.5||Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/15/12||PST|5|F|Y|Concord|CA|37.9700|-122.0300|PM2.5||Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Concord|NH|43.2069|-71.5342|PM2.5|42|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|N|Concord|NH|43.2069|-71.5342|OZONE|33|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Concord|NH|43.2069|-71.5342|PM2.5|42|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|N|Concord|NH|43.2069|-71.5342|OZONE|33|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Conway|NH|43.9794|-71.1342|PM2.5|34|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|N|Conway|NH|43.9794|-71.1342|OZONE|30|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Conway|NH|43.9794|-71.1342|PM2.5|34|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|N|Conway|NH|43.9794|-71.1342|OZONE|30|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Corpus Christi|TX|27.8000|-97.3840|OZONE|35|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|N|Corpus Christi|TX|27.8000|-97.3840|PM2.5|19|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|Y|Corpus Christi|TX|27.8000|-97.3840|OZONE|25|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|N|Corpus Christi|TX|27.8000|-97.3840|PM2.5|13|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|Y|Corpus Christi|TX|27.8000|-97.3840|OZONE||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|N|Corpus Christi|TX|27.8000|-97.3840|PM2.5||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|N|Corpus Christi|TX|27.8000|-97.3840|PM10||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|Y|Corpus Christi|TX|27.8000|-97.3840|OZONE||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|N|Corpus Christi|TX|27.8000|-97.3840|PM2.5||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|N|Corpus Christi|TX|27.8000|-97.3840|PM10||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|Y|Corpus Christi|TX|27.8000|-97.3840|OZONE||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|N|Corpus Christi|TX|27.8000|-97.3840|PM2.5||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|N|Corpus Christi|TX|27.8000|-97.3840|PM10||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||MST|2|F|Y|Cowtown|AZ|33.0105|-111.9720|PM10|70|Moderate|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/13/12||MST|3|F|Y|Cowtown|AZ|33.0105|-111.9720|PM10|65|Moderate|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/14/12||MST|4|F|Y|Cowtown|AZ|33.0105|-111.9720|PM10|70|Moderate|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/15/12||MST|5|F|Y|Cowtown|AZ|33.0105|-111.9720|PM10|65|Moderate|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|Y|Craters of the Moon National Monument|ID|43.4606|-113.5622|OZONE|31|Good|No||National Park Service 3
02/12/12|02/12/12|0:00|MST|0|O|Y|Craters of the Moon National Monument|ID|43.4606|-113.5622|OZONE|27|Good|No||National Park Service 3
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Dallas-Fort Worth|TX|32.7670|-96.7830|OZONE|31|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|N|Dallas-Fort Worth|TX|32.7670|-96.7830|PM2.5|13|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|Y|Dallas-Fort Worth|TX|32.7670|-96.7830|OZONE|18|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|N|Dallas-Fort Worth|TX|32.7670|-96.7830|PM2.5|15|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|Y|Dallas-Fort Worth|TX|32.7670|-96.7830|OZONE||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|N|Dallas-Fort Worth|TX|32.7670|-96.7830|PM2.5||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|N|Dallas-Fort Worth|TX|32.7670|-96.7830|PM10||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|Y|Dallas-Fort Worth|TX|32.7670|-96.7830|OZONE||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|N|Dallas-Fort Worth|TX|32.7670|-96.7830|PM2.5||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|N|Dallas-Fort Worth|TX|32.7670|-96.7830|PM10||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|Y|Dallas-Fort Worth|TX|32.7670|-96.7830|OZONE||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|N|Dallas-Fort Worth|TX|32.7670|-96.7830|PM2.5||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|N|Dallas-Fort Worth|TX|32.7670|-96.7830|PM10||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Danbury|CT|41.4014|-73.4464|PM2.5|47|Good|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Danbury|CT|41.4014|-73.4464|PM2.5|34|Good|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Danbury|CT|41.4014|-73.4464|PM2.5|17|Good|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Danbury|CT|41.4014|-73.4464|PM2.5|33|Good|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Danbury|CT|41.4014|-73.4464|PM2.5|62|Moderate|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Darrington|WA|48.2480|-121.6032|PM2.5|24|Good|No||Puget Sound Clean Air Agency
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Darrington|WA|48.2480|-121.6032|PM2.5|38|Good|No||Puget Sound Clean Air Agency
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|Y|Darrington|WA|48.2480|-121.6032|PM2.5||Good|No|For Feb 9-14: Adequate winds and mixing is expected to keep air quality mostly GOOD throughout Puget Sound.  Potential MODERATE air quality at times in areas where wood burning is prominent.  Erik Saganic, Agency Forecaster|Puget Sound Clean Air Agency
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|Y|Darrington|WA|48.2480|-121.6032|PM2.5||Good|No|For Feb 9-14: Adequate winds and mixing is expected to keep air quality mostly GOOD throughout Puget Sound.  Potential MODERATE air quality at times in areas where wood burning is prominent.  Erik Saganic, Agency Forecaster|Puget Sound Clean Air Agency
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|Y|Darrington|WA|48.2480|-121.6032|PM2.5||Moderate|No|For Feb 9-14: Adequate winds and mixing is expected to keep air quality mostly GOOD throughout Puget Sound.  Potential MODERATE air quality at times in areas where wood burning is prominent.  Erik Saganic, Agency Forecaster|Puget Sound Clean Air Agency
02/09/12|02/14/12||PST|5|F|Y|Darrington|WA|48.2480|-121.6032|PM2.5||Good|No|For Feb 9-14: Adequate winds and mixing is expected to keep air quality mostly GOOD throughout Puget Sound.  Potential MODERATE air quality at times in areas where wood burning is prominent.  Erik Saganic, Agency Forecaster|Puget Sound Clean Air Agency
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Davenport|CA|37.0119|-122.1933|OZONE|31|Good|No||Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|Y|Davenport|CA|37.0119|-122.1933|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|N|Davenport|CA|37.0119|-122.1933|PM10||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|N|Davenport|CA|37.0119|-122.1933|OZONE||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|Y|Davenport|CA|37.0119|-122.1933|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|N|Davenport|CA|37.0119|-122.1933|PM10||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|N|Davenport|CA|37.0119|-122.1933|OZONE||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|Y|Davenport|CA|37.0119|-122.1933|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|N|Davenport|CA|37.0119|-122.1933|PM10||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|N|Davenport|CA|37.0119|-122.1933|OZONE||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/14/12||PST|5|F|Y|Davenport|CA|37.0119|-122.1933|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/14/12||PST|5|F|N|Davenport|CA|37.0119|-122.1933|PM10||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/14/12||PST|5|F|N|Davenport|CA|37.0119|-122.1933|OZONE||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Davis|CA|38.5448|-121.7411|PM2.5|38|Good|No||Yolo-Solano AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Davis|CA|38.5448|-121.7411|OZONE|30|Good|No||Yolo-Solano AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Davis|CA|38.5448|-121.7411|PM2.5|34|Good|No||Yolo-Solano AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|Davis|CA|38.5448|-121.7411|OZONE|6|Good|No||Yolo-Solano AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12||PST|0|F|Y|Davis|CA|38.5448|-121.7411|PM2.5|23|Good|No||Yolo-Solano AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Davis|CA|38.5448|-121.7411|PM2.5|36|Good|No||Yolo-Solano AQMD
02/11/12|02/13/12||PST|2|F|Y|Davis|CA|38.5448|-121.7411|PM2.5|26|Good|No||Yolo-Solano AQMD
02/11/12|02/14/12||PST|3|F|Y|Davis|CA|38.5448|-121.7411|PM2.5|23|Good|No||Yolo-Solano AQMD
02/11/12|02/15/12||PST|4|F|Y|Davis|CA|38.5448|-121.7411|PM2.5|45|Good|No||Yolo-Solano AQMD
02/11/12|02/16/12||PST|5|F|Y|Davis|CA|38.5448|-121.7411|PM2.5|39|Good|No||Yolo-Solano AQMD
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Dayton|OH|39.7591|-84.1913|OZONE|30|Good|No||Regional Air Pollution Control Agency - Dayton
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Dayton|OH|39.7591|-84.1913|PM2.5|15|Good|No||Regional Air Pollution Control Agency - Dayton
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Dayton|OH|39.7591|-84.1913|PM2.5|23|Good|No||Regional Air Pollution Control Agency - Dayton
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Dayton|OH|39.7591|-84.1913|OZONE|12|Good|No||Regional Air Pollution Control Agency - Dayton
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Dayton|OH|39.7591|-84.1913|PM2.5|26|Good|No||Regional Air Pollution Control Agency - Dayton
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Dayton|OH|39.7591|-84.1913|PM2.5|39|Good|No||Regional Air Pollution Control Agency - Dayton
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Dayton|OH|39.7591|-84.1913|PM2.5|39|Good|No||Regional Air Pollution Control Agency - Dayton
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Daytona Beach|FL|29.2072|-81.0378|PM2.5|41|Good|No||Florida Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Daytona Beach|FL|29.2072|-81.0378|OZONE|35|Good|No||Florida Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|Y|Daytona Beach|FL|29.2072|-81.0378|OZONE||Good|No||Florida Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Death Valley National Park|CA|36.5092|-116.8481|OZONE|32|Good|No||National Park Service
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Death Valley National Park|CA|36.5092|-116.8481|OZONE|34|Good|No||National Park Service
02/11/12|02/11/12||PST|0|F|Y|Death Valley National Park|CA|36.5092|-116.8481|OZONE|40|Good|No||National Park Service
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Death Valley National Park|CA|36.5092|-116.8481|OZONE|43|Good|No||National Park Service
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|Y|Denver|CO|39.7680|-104.8730|PM2.5|56|Moderate|No||Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|N|Denver|CO|39.7680|-104.8730|OZONE|28|Good|No||Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|N|Denver|CO|39.7680|-104.8730|PM10|14|Good|No||Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
02/12/12|02/12/12|0:00|MST|0|O|Y|Denver|CO|39.7680|-104.8730|PM2.5|73|Moderate|No||Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
02/12/12|02/12/12|0:00|MST|0|O|N|Denver|CO|39.7680|-104.8730|OZONE|14|Good|No||Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
02/11/12|02/12/12||MST|1|F|Y|Denver|CO|39.7680|-104.8730|PM2.5||Moderate|No||Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
02/11/12|02/12/12||MST|1|F|N|Denver|CO|39.7680|-104.8730|OZONE|50|Good|No||Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Des Moines|IA|41.5350|-93.6600|PM2.5|17|Good|No||Polk Co. Air Quality Division
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|Y|Des Moines|IA|41.5350|-93.6600|PM2.5|18|Good|No||Polk Co. Air Quality Division
02/08/12|02/12/12||CST|4|F|Y|Des Moines|IA|41.5350|-93.6600|PM2.5||Good|No||Polk Co. Air Quality Division
02/08/12|02/12/12||CST|4|F|N|Des Moines|IA|41.5350|-93.6600|CO||Good|No||Polk Co. Air Quality Division
02/08/12|02/12/12||CST|4|F|N|Des Moines|IA|41.5350|-93.6600|NO2||Good|No||Polk Co. Air Quality Division
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Detroit|MI|42.2330|-83.3330|PM2.5|18|Good|No||Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Detroit|MI|42.2330|-83.3330|PM10|8|Good|No||Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Detroit|MI|42.2330|-83.3330|PM2.5|20|Good|No||Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Detroit|MI|42.2330|-83.3330|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, February 6th, 2012 through Tuesday, February 14th, 2012  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations are expected to be mostly Good to scattered Low Moderate.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  The forecast period begins with moderate temperatures and mostly Good PM-2.5 concentrations. There are a few scattered Low Moderate readings early Monday but these will likely not persist through the day. This will be due to an arctic front that will pass through the state Monday night. There will not be much fanfare with this frontal passing as the most notable effect will be a drop in temperatures into the more seasonable range of low 30s. The Air Quality benefit will occur as the winds shift to the north ushering in clean, cold air.  Winds will shift back to a westerly direction during mid-week, but these winds should also be clean. The next major change will occur at the end of the work week when another arctic front sweeps through region. This front will have considerable cold air behind it and weekend temperatures will struggle to break the freezing mark.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  Another warm up is expected at the beginning of next week. Warmer, moist air brings the possibility of fine particulate concentrations creeping up to the Moderate threshold, but I dont see the potential for anything beyond scattered Moderate.  Forecast updated by Jim Haywood: Monday, February 6th, 2012  Next forecast update: Tuesday, February 14th, 2012|Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Detroit|MI|42.2330|-83.3330|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, February 6th, 2012 through Tuesday, February 14th, 2012  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations are expected to be mostly Good to scattered Low Moderate.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  The forecast period begins with moderate temperatures and mostly Good PM-2.5 concentrations. There are a few scattered Low Moderate readings early Monday but these will likely not persist through the day. This will be due to an arctic front that will pass through the state Monday night. There will not be much fanfare with this frontal passing as the most notable effect will be a drop in temperatures into the more seasonable range of low 30s. The Air Quality benefit will occur as the winds shift to the north ushering in clean, cold air.  Winds will shift back to a westerly direction during mid-week, but these winds should also be clean. The next major change will occur at the end of the work week when another arctic front sweeps through region. This front will have considerable cold air behind it and weekend temperatures will struggle to break the freezing mark.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  Another warm up is expected at the beginning of next week. Warmer, moist air brings the possibility of fine particulate concentrations creeping up to the Moderate threshold, but I dont see the potential for anything beyond scattered Moderate.  Forecast updated by Jim Haywood: Monday, February 6th, 2012  Next forecast update: Tuesday, February 14th, 2012|Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Detroit|MI|42.2330|-83.3330|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, February 6th, 2012 through Tuesday, February 14th, 2012  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations are expected to be mostly Good to scattered Low Moderate.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  The forecast period begins with moderate temperatures and mostly Good PM-2.5 concentrations. There are a few scattered Low Moderate readings early Monday but these will likely not persist through the day. This will be due to an arctic front that will pass through the state Monday night. There will not be much fanfare with this frontal passing as the most notable effect will be a drop in temperatures into the more seasonable range of low 30s. The Air Quality benefit will occur as the winds shift to the north ushering in clean, cold air.  Winds will shift back to a westerly direction during mid-week, but these winds should also be clean. The next major change will occur at the end of the work week when another arctic front sweeps through region. This front will have considerable cold air behind it and weekend temperatures will struggle to break the freezing mark.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  Another warm up is expected at the beginning of next week. Warmer, moist air brings the possibility of fine particulate concentrations creeping up to the Moderate threshold, but I dont see the potential for anything beyond scattered Moderate.  Forecast updated by Jim Haywood: Monday, February 6th, 2012  Next forecast update: Tuesday, February 14th, 2012|Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|Y|Dona Ana County|NM|31.9187|-106.6330|PM10|68|Moderate|No||New Mexico Air Quality Bureau
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|N|Dona Ana County|NM|31.9187|-106.6330|OZONE|35|Good|No||New Mexico Air Quality Bureau
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|N|Dona Ana County|NM|31.9187|-106.6330|PM2.5|65|Moderate|No||New Mexico Air Quality Bureau
02/12/12|02/12/12|0:00|MST|0|O|Y|Dona Ana County|NM|31.9187|-106.6330|PM2.5|95|Moderate|No||New Mexico Air Quality Bureau
02/12/12|02/12/12|0:00|MST|0|O|N|Dona Ana County|NM|31.9187|-106.6330|OZONE|28|Good|No||New Mexico Air Quality Bureau
02/11/12|02/12/12||MST|1|F|Y|Dona Ana County|NM|31.9187|-106.6330|OZONE|43|Good|No||New Mexico Air Quality Bureau
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Duluth|MN|46.7438|-92.1669|PM2.5|1|Good|No||Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|Y|Duluth|MN|46.7438|-92.1669|PM2.5|1|Good|No||Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Dunkirk|NY|42.4992|-79.3200|OZONE|21|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Dunkirk|NY|42.4992|-79.3200|PM2.5|31|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Dunkirk|NY|42.4992|-79.3200|PM2.5|45|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|E San Bernardino|CA|34.0588|-117.1477|OZONE|30|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|E San Bernardino|CA|34.0588|-117.1477|OZONE|21|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|E San Bernardino|CA|34.0588|-117.1477|PM2.5|45|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Bernardino|CA|34.0588|-117.1477|PM10|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Bernardino|CA|34.0588|-117.1477|OZONE|33|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Bernardino|CA|34.0588|-117.1477|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Bernardino|CA|34.0588|-117.1477|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|E San Bernardino|CA|34.0588|-117.1477|PM2.5|42|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Bernardino|CA|34.0588|-117.1477|PM10|22|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Bernardino|CA|34.0588|-117.1477|OZONE|33|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Bernardino|CA|34.0588|-117.1477|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Bernardino|CA|34.0588|-117.1477|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|E San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1758|-118.3169|PM2.5|54|Moderate|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|E San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1758|-118.3169|PM10|26|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|E San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1758|-118.3169|OZONE|16|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|E San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1758|-118.3169|PM2.5|34|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|E San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1758|-118.3169|OZONE|14|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|E San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1758|-118.3169|PM2.5|32|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1758|-118.3169|PM10|23|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1758|-118.3169|OZONE|29|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1758|-118.3169|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1758|-118.3169|NO2|30|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|E San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1758|-118.3169|PM2.5|45|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1758|-118.3169|PM10|25|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1758|-118.3169|OZONE|36|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1758|-118.3169|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1758|-118.3169|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|E San Gabriel V-1|CA|34.1363|-117.9238|OZONE|17|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|E San Gabriel V-1|CA|34.1363|-117.9238|OZONE|10|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|E San Gabriel V-1|CA|34.1363|-117.9238|PM2.5|45|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-1|CA|34.1363|-117.9238|PM10|24|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-1|CA|34.1363|-117.9238|OZONE|30|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-1|CA|34.1363|-117.9238|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-1|CA|34.1363|-117.9238|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|E San Gabriel V-1|CA|34.1363|-117.9238|PM2.5|36|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-1|CA|34.1363|-117.9238|PM10|22|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-1|CA|34.1363|-117.9238|OZONE|31|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-1|CA|34.1363|-117.9238|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-1|CA|34.1363|-117.9238|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|E San Gabriel V-2|CA|34.1444|-117.8500|PM2.5|45|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|E San Gabriel V-2|CA|34.1444|-117.8500|PM10|21|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|E San Gabriel V-2|CA|34.1444|-117.8500|OZONE|25|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|E San Gabriel V-2|CA|34.1444|-117.8500|PM2.5|58|Moderate|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|E San Gabriel V-2|CA|34.1444|-117.8500|OZONE|11|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|E San Gabriel V-2|CA|34.1444|-117.8500|PM2.5|45|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-2|CA|34.1444|-117.8500|PM10|26|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-2|CA|34.1444|-117.8500|OZONE|24|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-2|CA|34.1444|-117.8500|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-2|CA|34.1444|-117.8500|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|E San Gabriel V-2|CA|34.1444|-117.8500|PM2.5|39|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-2|CA|34.1444|-117.8500|PM10|22|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-2|CA|34.1444|-117.8500|OZONE|30|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-2|CA|34.1444|-117.8500|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-2|CA|34.1444|-117.8500|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|East Riverside CO|CA|33.8077|-115.4570|OZONE|35|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|East Riverside CO|CA|33.8077|-115.4570|OZONE|27|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|East Riverside CO|CA|33.8077|-115.4570|PM2.5|45|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|East Riverside CO|CA|33.8077|-115.4570|PM10|29|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|East Riverside CO|CA|33.8077|-115.4570|OZONE|39|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|East Riverside CO|CA|33.8077|-115.4570|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|East Riverside CO|CA|33.8077|-115.4570|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|East Riverside CO|CA|33.8077|-115.4570|PM2.5|39|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|East Riverside CO|CA|33.8077|-115.4570|PM10|21|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|East Riverside CO|CA|33.8077|-115.4570|OZONE|38|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|East Riverside CO|CA|33.8077|-115.4570|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|East Riverside CO|CA|33.8077|-115.4570|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Eastern Shore|MD|39.3050|-75.7971|PM2.5|56|Moderate|No||Maryland Department of the Environment
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Eastern Shore|MD|39.3050|-75.7971|OZONE|24|Good|No||Maryland Department of the Environment
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Eastern Shore|MD|39.3050|-75.7971|PM2.5|25|Good|No||Maryland Department of the Environment
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Eastern Shore|MD|39.3050|-75.7971|PM2.5|26|Good|No|A snowstorm moves through the region on Saturday bringing gusty winds. On Sunday, northwesterly winds remain strong as a cold air mass filters in after the frontal boundary passes. Good air quality is expected Saturday through Sunday. A high pressure system influences the Mid-Atlantic by Monday causing fine particles to begin to rise, though Good AQI should continue. Lighter southwesterly winds and warming temperatures on Tuesday and Wednesday will cause air quality to be along the Good/Moderate AQI threshold. - MDE|Maryland Department of the Environment
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Eastern Shore|MD|39.3050|-75.7971|PM2.5|32|Good|No|A snowstorm moves through the region on Saturday bringing gusty winds. On Sunday, northwesterly winds remain strong as a cold air mass filters in after the frontal boundary passes. Good air quality is expected Saturday through Sunday. A high pressure system influences the Mid-Atlantic by Monday causing fine particles to begin to rise, though Good AQI should continue. Lighter southwesterly winds and warming temperatures on Tuesday and Wednesday will cause air quality to be along the Good/Moderate AQI threshold. - MDE|Maryland Department of the Environment
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Eastern Shore|MD|39.3050|-75.7971|PM2.5|49|Good|No|A snowstorm moves through the region on Saturday bringing gusty winds. On Sunday, northwesterly winds remain strong as a cold air mass filters in after the frontal boundary passes. Good air quality is expected Saturday through Sunday. A high pressure system influences the Mid-Atlantic by Monday causing fine particles to begin to rise, though Good AQI should continue. Lighter southwesterly winds and warming temperatures on Tuesday and Wednesday will cause air quality to be along the Good/Moderate AQI threshold. - MDE|Maryland Department of the Environment
02/10/12|02/15/12||EST|5|F|Y|Eastern Shore|MD|39.3050|-75.7971|PM2.5|49|Good|No|A snowstorm moves through the region on Saturday bringing gusty winds. On Sunday, northwesterly winds remain strong as a cold air mass filters in after the frontal boundary passes. Good air quality is expected Saturday through Sunday. A high pressure system influences the Mid-Atlantic by Monday causing fine particles to begin to rise, though Good AQI should continue. Lighter southwesterly winds and warming temperatures on Tuesday and Wednesday will cause air quality to be along the Good/Moderate AQI threshold. - MDE|Maryland Department of the Environment
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Eastern U.P.|MI|46.3456|-85.9453|PM2.5|11|Good|No||Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Eastern U.P.|MI|46.3456|-85.9453|PM2.5|10|Good|No||Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Eastern U.P.|MI|46.3456|-85.9453|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, February 6th, 2012 through Tuesday, February 14th, 2012  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations are expected to be mostly Good to scattered Low Moderate.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  The forecast period begins with moderate temperatures and mostly Good PM-2.5 concentrations. There are a few scattered Low Moderate readings early Monday but these will likely not persist through the day. This will be due to an arctic front that will pass through the state Monday night. There will not be much fanfare with this frontal passing as the most notable effect will be a drop in temperatures into the more seasonable range of low 30s. The Air Quality benefit will occur as the winds shift to the north ushering in clean, cold air.  Winds will shift back to a westerly direction during mid-week, but these winds should also be clean. The next major change will occur at the end of the work week when another arctic front sweeps through region. This front will have considerable cold air behind it and weekend temperatures will struggle to break the freezing mark.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  Another warm up is expected at the beginning of next week. Warmer, moist air brings the possibility of fine particulate concentrations creeping up to the Moderate threshold, but I dont see the potential for anything beyond scattered Moderate.  Forecast updated by Jim Haywood: Monday, February 6th, 2012  Next forecast update: Tuesday, February 14th, 2012|Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Eastern U.P.|MI|46.3456|-85.9453|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, February 6th, 2012 through Tuesday, February 14th, 2012  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations are expected to be mostly Good to scattered Low Moderate.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  The forecast period begins with moderate temperatures and mostly Good PM-2.5 concentrations. There are a few scattered Low Moderate readings early Monday but these will likely not persist through the day. This will be due to an arctic front that will pass through the state Monday night. There will not be much fanfare with this frontal passing as the most notable effect will be a drop in temperatures into the more seasonable range of low 30s. The Air Quality benefit will occur as the winds shift to the north ushering in clean, cold air.  Winds will shift back to a westerly direction during mid-week, but these winds should also be clean. The next major change will occur at the end of the work week when another arctic front sweeps through region. This front will have considerable cold air behind it and weekend temperatures will struggle to break the freezing mark.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  Another warm up is expected at the beginning of next week. Warmer, moist air brings the possibility of fine particulate concentrations creeping up to the Moderate threshold, but I dont see the potential for anything beyond scattered Moderate.  Forecast updated by Jim Haywood: Monday, February 6th, 2012  Next forecast update: Tuesday, February 14th, 2012|Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Eastern U.P.|MI|46.3456|-85.9453|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, February 6th, 2012 through Tuesday, February 14th, 2012  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations are expected to be mostly Good to scattered Low Moderate.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  The forecast period begins with moderate temperatures and mostly Good PM-2.5 concentrations. There are a few scattered Low Moderate readings early Monday but these will likely not persist through the day. This will be due to an arctic front that will pass through the state Monday night. There will not be much fanfare with this frontal passing as the most notable effect will be a drop in temperatures into the more seasonable range of low 30s. The Air Quality benefit will occur as the winds shift to the north ushering in clean, cold air.  Winds will shift back to a westerly direction during mid-week, but these winds should also be clean. The next major change will occur at the end of the work week when another arctic front sweeps through region. This front will have considerable cold air behind it and weekend temperatures will struggle to break the freezing mark.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  Another warm up is expected at the beginning of next week. Warmer, moist air brings the possibility of fine particulate concentrations creeping up to the Moderate threshold, but I dont see the potential for anything beyond scattered Moderate.  Forecast updated by Jim Haywood: Monday, February 6th, 2012  Next forecast update: Tuesday, February 14th, 2012|Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Eau Claire|WI|44.8110|-91.4980|PM2.5|4|Good|No||Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources
02/09/12|02/12/12||CST|3|F|Y|Eau Claire|WI|44.8110|-91.4980|PM2.5||Good|No||Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources
02/09/12|02/13/12||CST|4|F|Y|Eau Claire|WI|44.8110|-91.4980|PM2.5||Good|No||Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|El Paso|TX|31.8493|-106.4375|PM10|49|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|N|El Paso|TX|31.8493|-106.4375|OZONE|31|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|N|El Paso|TX|31.8493|-106.4375|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|Y|El Paso|TX|31.8493|-106.4375|OZONE|28|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|N|El Paso|TX|31.8493|-106.4375|PM2.5|19|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|Y|El Paso|TX|31.8493|-106.4375|PM10||Moderate|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|N|El Paso|TX|31.8493|-106.4375|OZONE||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|N|El Paso|TX|31.8493|-106.4375|PM2.5||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|Y|El Paso|TX|31.8493|-106.4375|OZONE||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|N|El Paso|TX|31.8493|-106.4375|PM2.5||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|N|El Paso|TX|31.8493|-106.4375|PM10||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|Y|El Paso|TX|31.8493|-106.4375|PM10||Moderate|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|N|El Paso|TX|31.8493|-106.4375|OZONE||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|N|El Paso|TX|31.8493|-106.4375|PM2.5||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Elk Grove|CA|38.4086|-121.3733|PM2.5|45|Good|No||Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Elk Grove|CA|38.4086|-121.3733|OZONE|31|Good|No||Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Elk Grove|CA|38.4086|-121.3733|PM10|11|Good|No||Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Elk Grove|CA|38.4086|-121.3733|PM2.5|53|Moderate|No||Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|Elk Grove|CA|38.4086|-121.3733|OZONE|14|Good|No||Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12||PST|0|F|Y|Elk Grove|CA|38.4086|-121.3733|PM2.5|49|Good|No|Saturday, high pressure building into southern Oregon will cause moderate northwesterly winds to develop across northern California, dispersing pollutants and resulting in Good particle levels.  Sunday, a short-wave upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over the Sacramento area, reducing vertical mixing.  In addition, light winds through the morning will limit pollutant dispersion.  Despite winds becoming moderate southerly in the afternoon, dispersing some pollutants, these weather conditions will result in Moderate particle levels for the day.  Monday, a low-pressure system moving through northern California will produce gusty winds, widespread rain, and enhanced mixing.  As a result, particle levels will be Good.|Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Elk Grove|CA|38.4086|-121.3733|PM2.5|62|Moderate|No|Saturday, high pressure building into southern Oregon will cause moderate northwesterly winds to develop across northern California, dispersing pollutants and resulting in Good particle levels.  Sunday, a short-wave upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over the Sacramento area, reducing vertical mixing.  In addition, light winds through the morning will limit pollutant dispersion.  Despite winds becoming moderate southerly in the afternoon, dispersing some pollutants, these weather conditions will result in Moderate particle levels for the day.  Monday, a low-pressure system moving through northern California will produce gusty winds, widespread rain, and enhanced mixing.  As a result, particle levels will be Good.|Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/11/12|02/13/12||PST|2|F|Y|Elk Grove|CA|38.4086|-121.3733|PM2.5|42|Good|No|Saturday, high pressure building into southern Oregon will cause moderate northwesterly winds to develop across northern California, dispersing pollutants and resulting in Good particle levels.  Sunday, a short-wave upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over the Sacramento area, reducing vertical mixing.  In addition, light winds through the morning will limit pollutant dispersion.  Despite winds becoming moderate southerly in the afternoon, dispersing some pollutants, these weather conditions will result in Moderate particle levels for the day.  Monday, a low-pressure system moving through northern California will produce gusty winds, widespread rain, and enhanced mixing.  As a result, particle levels will be Good.|Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/11/12|02/14/12||PST|3|F|Y|Elk Grove|CA|38.4086|-121.3733|PM2.5|36|Good|No|Saturday, high pressure building into southern Oregon will cause moderate northwesterly winds to develop across northern California, dispersing pollutants and resulting in Good particle levels.  Sunday, a short-wave upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over the Sacramento area, reducing vertical mixing.  In addition, light winds through the morning will limit pollutant dispersion.  Despite winds becoming moderate southerly in the afternoon, dispersing some pollutants, these weather conditions will result in Moderate particle levels for the day.  Monday, a low-pressure system moving through northern California will produce gusty winds, widespread rain, and enhanced mixing.  As a result, particle levels will be Good.|Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/11/12|02/15/12||PST|4|F|Y|Elk Grove|CA|38.4086|-121.3733|PM2.5|55|Moderate|No|Saturday, high pressure building into southern Oregon will cause moderate northwesterly winds to develop across northern California, dispersing pollutants and resulting in Good particle levels.  Sunday, a short-wave upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over the Sacramento area, reducing vertical mixing.  In addition, light winds through the morning will limit pollutant dispersion.  Despite winds becoming moderate southerly in the afternoon, dispersing some pollutants, these weather conditions will result in Moderate particle levels for the day.  Monday, a low-pressure system moving through northern California will produce gusty winds, widespread rain, and enhanced mixing.  As a result, particle levels will be Good.|Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/11/12|02/16/12||PST|5|F|Y|Elk Grove|CA|38.4086|-121.3733|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No|Saturday, high pressure building into southern Oregon will cause moderate northwesterly winds to develop across northern California, dispersing pollutants and resulting in Good particle levels.  Sunday, a short-wave upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over the Sacramento area, reducing vertical mixing.  In addition, light winds through the morning will limit pollutant dispersion.  Despite winds becoming moderate southerly in the afternoon, dispersing some pollutants, these weather conditions will result in Moderate particle levels for the day.  Monday, a low-pressure system moving through northern California will produce gusty winds, widespread rain, and enhanced mixing.  As a result, particle levels will be Good.|Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Eugene/Springfield|OR|44.0264|-123.0822|PM2.5|16|Good|No||Lane Region Air Pollution Authority
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Eugene/Springfield|OR|44.0264|-123.0822|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Lane Region Air Pollution Authority
02/11/12|02/11/12||PST|0|F|Y|Eugene/Springfield|OR|44.0264|-123.0822|PM2.5||Good|No||Lane Region Air Pollution Authority
02/11/12|02/11/12||PST|0|F|N|Eugene/Springfield|OR|44.0264|-123.0822|OZONE||Good|No||Lane Region Air Pollution Authority
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Eugene/Springfield|OR|44.0264|-123.0822|PM2.5||Good|No||Lane Region Air Pollution Authority
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Evansville|IN|38.0220|-87.5690|OZONE|25|Good|No||Evansville EPA - Vanderburgh County Health Dept.
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|Y|Evansville|IN|38.0220|-87.5690|OZONE|16|Good|No||Evansville EPA - Vanderburgh County Health Dept.
02/09/12|02/12/12||CST|3|F|Y|Evansville|IN|38.0220|-87.5690|PM2.5||Good|No||Evansville EPA - Vanderburgh County Health Dept.
02/09/12|02/13/12||CST|4|F|Y|Evansville|IN|38.0220|-87.5690|PM2.5||Moderate|No||Evansville EPA - Vanderburgh County Health Dept.
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Everett-Marysville-Lynnwood|WA|48.0440|-121.7140|PM2.5|23|Good|No||Puget Sound Clean Air Agency
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Everett-Marysville-Lynnwood|WA|48.0440|-121.7140|PM2.5|12|Good|No||Puget Sound Clean Air Agency
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|Y|Everett-Marysville-Lynnwood|WA|48.0440|-121.7140|PM2.5||Good|No|For Feb 9-14: Adequate winds and mixing is expected to keep air quality mostly GOOD throughout Puget Sound.  Potential MODERATE air quality at times in areas where wood burning is prominent.  Erik Saganic, Agency Forecaster|Puget Sound Clean Air Agency
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|Y|Everett-Marysville-Lynnwood|WA|48.0440|-121.7140|PM2.5||Good|No|For Feb 9-14: Adequate winds and mixing is expected to keep air quality mostly GOOD throughout Puget Sound.  Potential MODERATE air quality at times in areas where wood burning is prominent.  Erik Saganic, Agency Forecaster|Puget Sound Clean Air Agency
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|Y|Everett-Marysville-Lynnwood|WA|48.0440|-121.7140|PM2.5||Moderate|No|For Feb 9-14: Adequate winds and mixing is expected to keep air quality mostly GOOD throughout Puget Sound.  Potential MODERATE air quality at times in areas where wood burning is prominent.  Erik Saganic, Agency Forecaster|Puget Sound Clean Air Agency
02/09/12|02/14/12||PST|5|F|Y|Everett-Marysville-Lynnwood|WA|48.0440|-121.7140|PM2.5||Good|No|For Feb 9-14: Adequate winds and mixing is expected to keep air quality mostly GOOD throughout Puget Sound.  Potential MODERATE air quality at times in areas where wood burning is prominent.  Erik Saganic, Agency Forecaster|Puget Sound Clean Air Agency
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Fairfield|CA|38.2500|-122.0400|OZONE|26|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Fairfield|CA|38.2500|-122.0400|PM2.5|21|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Fairfield|CA|38.2500|-122.0400|OZONE|25|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|Fairfield|CA|38.2500|-122.0400|PM2.5|3|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Fairfield|CA|38.2500|-122.0400|PM2.5|32|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/12/12||PST|2|F|Y|Fairfield|CA|38.2500|-122.0400|PM2.5|32|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/13/12||PST|3|F|Y|Fairfield|CA|38.2500|-122.0400|PM2.5||Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/14/12||PST|4|F|Y|Fairfield|CA|38.2500|-122.0400|PM2.5||Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/15/12||PST|5|F|Y|Fairfield|CA|38.2500|-122.0400|PM2.5||Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|Y|Fairhaven|MA|41.6353|-70.8814|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|N|Fairhaven|MA|41.6353|-70.8814|OZONE|35|Good|No||Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|Y|Fall River|MA|41.6853|-71.1664|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|N|Fall River|MA|41.6853|-71.1664|OZONE|35|Good|No||Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Fayetteville|NC|35.0720|-78.9000|PM2.5|50|Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Fayetteville|NC|35.0720|-78.9000|PM2.5|15|Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|Y|Fayetteville|NC|35.0720|-78.9000|PM2.5|21|Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|N|Fayetteville|NC|35.0720|-78.9000|OZONE||Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/11/12|02/13/12||EST|2|F|Y|Fayetteville|NC|35.0720|-78.9000|PM2.5||Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/11/12|02/13/12||EST|2|F|N|Fayetteville|NC|35.0720|-78.9000|OZONE||Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/11/12|02/14/12||EST|3|F|Y|Fayetteville|NC|35.0720|-78.9000|PM2.5||Moderate|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/11/12|02/14/12||EST|3|F|N|Fayetteville|NC|35.0720|-78.9000|OZONE||Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Flemington|NJ|40.5167|-74.8100|PM2.5|45|Good|No||New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Flemington|NJ|40.5167|-74.8100|OZONE|24|Good|No||New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Flemington|NJ|40.5167|-74.8100|PM2.5|26|Good|No||New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Flemington|NJ|40.5167|-74.8100|OZONE|25|Good|No||New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Flemington|NJ|40.5167|-74.8100|PM2.5|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|N|Flemington|NJ|40.5167|-74.8100|OZONE|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Flemington|NJ|40.5167|-74.8100|PM2.5|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|N|Flemington|NJ|40.5167|-74.8100|OZONE|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Flint|MI|43.0146|-83.6959|PM2.5|17|Good|No||Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Flint|MI|43.0146|-83.6959|PM2.5|17|Good|No||Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Flint|MI|43.0146|-83.6959|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, February 6th, 2012 through Tuesday, February 14th, 2012  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations are expected to be mostly Good to scattered Low Moderate.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  The forecast period begins with moderate temperatures and mostly Good PM-2.5 concentrations. There are a few scattered Low Moderate readings early Monday but these will likely not persist through the day. This will be due to an arctic front that will pass through the state Monday night. There will not be much fanfare with this frontal passing as the most notable effect will be a drop in temperatures into the more seasonable range of low 30s. The Air Quality benefit will occur as the winds shift to the north ushering in clean, cold air.  Winds will shift back to a westerly direction during mid-week, but these winds should also be clean. The next major change will occur at the end of the work week when another arctic front sweeps through region. This front will have considerable cold air behind it and weekend temperatures will struggle to break the freezing mark.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  Another warm up is expected at the beginning of next week. Warmer, moist air brings the possibility of fine particulate concentrations creeping up to the Moderate threshold, but I dont see the potential for anything beyond scattered Moderate.  Forecast updated by Jim Haywood: Monday, February 6th, 2012  Next forecast update: Tuesday, February 14th, 2012|Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Flint|MI|43.0146|-83.6959|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, February 6th, 2012 through Tuesday, February 14th, 2012  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations are expected to be mostly Good to scattered Low Moderate.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  The forecast period begins with moderate temperatures and mostly Good PM-2.5 concentrations. There are a few scattered Low Moderate readings early Monday but these will likely not persist through the day. This will be due to an arctic front that will pass through the state Monday night. There will not be much fanfare with this frontal passing as the most notable effect will be a drop in temperatures into the more seasonable range of low 30s. The Air Quality benefit will occur as the winds shift to the north ushering in clean, cold air.  Winds will shift back to a westerly direction during mid-week, but these winds should also be clean. The next major change will occur at the end of the work week when another arctic front sweeps through region. This front will have considerable cold air behind it and weekend temperatures will struggle to break the freezing mark.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  Another warm up is expected at the beginning of next week. Warmer, moist air brings the possibility of fine particulate concentrations creeping up to the Moderate threshold, but I dont see the potential for anything beyond scattered Moderate.  Forecast updated by Jim Haywood: Monday, February 6th, 2012  Next forecast update: Tuesday, February 14th, 2012|Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Flint|MI|43.0146|-83.6959|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, February 6th, 2012 through Tuesday, February 14th, 2012  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations are expected to be mostly Good to scattered Low Moderate.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  The forecast period begins with moderate temperatures and mostly Good PM-2.5 concentrations. There are a few scattered Low Moderate readings early Monday but these will likely not persist through the day. This will be due to an arctic front that will pass through the state Monday night. There will not be much fanfare with this frontal passing as the most notable effect will be a drop in temperatures into the more seasonable range of low 30s. The Air Quality benefit will occur as the winds shift to the north ushering in clean, cold air.  Winds will shift back to a westerly direction during mid-week, but these winds should also be clean. The next major change will occur at the end of the work week when another arctic front sweeps through region. This front will have considerable cold air behind it and weekend temperatures will struggle to break the freezing mark.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  Another warm up is expected at the beginning of next week. Warmer, moist air brings the possibility of fine particulate concentrations creeping up to the Moderate threshold, but I dont see the potential for anything beyond scattered Moderate.  Forecast updated by Jim Haywood: Monday, February 6th, 2012  Next forecast update: Tuesday, February 14th, 2012|Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Florence/Darlington|SC|34.1800|-79.7200|PM2.5|51|Moderate|No||South Carolina DHEC
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Folsom|CA|38.6767|-121.1461|PM2.5|45|Good|No||Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Folsom|CA|38.6767|-121.1461|OZONE|31|Good|No||Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Folsom|CA|38.6767|-121.1461|PM10|11|Good|No||Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Folsom|CA|38.6767|-121.1461|PM2.5|53|Moderate|No||Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|Folsom|CA|38.6767|-121.1461|OZONE|14|Good|No||Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12||PST|0|F|Y|Folsom|CA|38.6767|-121.1461|PM2.5|49|Good|No|Saturday, high pressure building into southern Oregon will cause moderate northwesterly winds to develop across northern California, dispersing pollutants and resulting in Good particle levels.  Sunday, a short-wave upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over the Sacramento area, reducing vertical mixing.  In addition, light winds through the morning will limit pollutant dispersion.  Despite winds becoming moderate southerly in the afternoon, dispersing some pollutants, these weather conditions will result in Moderate particle levels for the day.  Monday, a low-pressure system moving through northern California will produce gusty winds, widespread rain, and enhanced mixing.  As a result, particle levels will be Good.|Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Folsom|CA|38.6767|-121.1461|PM2.5|62|Moderate|No|Saturday, high pressure building into southern Oregon will cause moderate northwesterly winds to develop across northern California, dispersing pollutants and resulting in Good particle levels.  Sunday, a short-wave upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over the Sacramento area, reducing vertical mixing.  In addition, light winds through the morning will limit pollutant dispersion.  Despite winds becoming moderate southerly in the afternoon, dispersing some pollutants, these weather conditions will result in Moderate particle levels for the day.  Monday, a low-pressure system moving through northern California will produce gusty winds, widespread rain, and enhanced mixing.  As a result, particle levels will be Good.|Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/11/12|02/13/12||PST|2|F|Y|Folsom|CA|38.6767|-121.1461|PM2.5|42|Good|No|Saturday, high pressure building into southern Oregon will cause moderate northwesterly winds to develop across northern California, dispersing pollutants and resulting in Good particle levels.  Sunday, a short-wave upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over the Sacramento area, reducing vertical mixing.  In addition, light winds through the morning will limit pollutant dispersion.  Despite winds becoming moderate southerly in the afternoon, dispersing some pollutants, these weather conditions will result in Moderate particle levels for the day.  Monday, a low-pressure system moving through northern California will produce gusty winds, widespread rain, and enhanced mixing.  As a result, particle levels will be Good.|Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/11/12|02/14/12||PST|3|F|Y|Folsom|CA|38.6767|-121.1461|PM2.5|36|Good|No|Saturday, high pressure building into southern Oregon will cause moderate northwesterly winds to develop across northern California, dispersing pollutants and resulting in Good particle levels.  Sunday, a short-wave upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over the Sacramento area, reducing vertical mixing.  In addition, light winds through the morning will limit pollutant dispersion.  Despite winds becoming moderate southerly in the afternoon, dispersing some pollutants, these weather conditions will result in Moderate particle levels for the day.  Monday, a low-pressure system moving through northern California will produce gusty winds, widespread rain, and enhanced mixing.  As a result, particle levels will be Good.|Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/11/12|02/15/12||PST|4|F|Y|Folsom|CA|38.6767|-121.1461|PM2.5|55|Moderate|No|Saturday, high pressure building into southern Oregon will cause moderate northwesterly winds to develop across northern California, dispersing pollutants and resulting in Good particle levels.  Sunday, a short-wave upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over the Sacramento area, reducing vertical mixing.  In addition, light winds through the morning will limit pollutant dispersion.  Despite winds becoming moderate southerly in the afternoon, dispersing some pollutants, these weather conditions will result in Moderate particle levels for the day.  Monday, a low-pressure system moving through northern California will produce gusty winds, widespread rain, and enhanced mixing.  As a result, particle levels will be Good.|Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/11/12|02/16/12||PST|5|F|Y|Folsom|CA|38.6767|-121.1461|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No|Saturday, high pressure building into southern Oregon will cause moderate northwesterly winds to develop across northern California, dispersing pollutants and resulting in Good particle levels.  Sunday, a short-wave upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over the Sacramento area, reducing vertical mixing.  In addition, light winds through the morning will limit pollutant dispersion.  Despite winds becoming moderate southerly in the afternoon, dispersing some pollutants, these weather conditions will result in Moderate particle levels for the day.  Monday, a low-pressure system moving through northern California will produce gusty winds, widespread rain, and enhanced mixing.  As a result, particle levels will be Good.|Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Fond du Lac|WI|43.7600|-88.4400|OZONE|31|Good|No||Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|N|Fond du Lac|WI|43.7600|-88.4400|PM2.5|16|Good|No||Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources
02/09/12|02/12/12||CST|3|F|Y|Fond du Lac|WI|43.7600|-88.4400|PM2.5||Good|No||Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources
02/09/12|02/13/12||CST|4|F|Y|Fond du Lac|WI|43.7600|-88.4400|PM2.5||Good|No||Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Forsyth County-Winston-Salem-Greensboro-High Point|NC|36.0510|-80.1440|PM2.5|53|Moderate|No||Forsyth County Environmental Affairs Dept.
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Forsyth County-Winston-Salem-Greensboro-High Point|NC|36.0510|-80.1440|OZONE|30|Good|No||Forsyth County Environmental Affairs Dept.
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Forsyth County-Winston-Salem-Greensboro-High Point|NC|36.0510|-80.1440|OZONE|24|Good|No||Forsyth County Environmental Affairs Dept.
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Forsyth County-Winston-Salem-Greensboro-High Point|NC|36.0510|-80.1440|PM2.5|15|Good|No||Forsyth County Environmental Affairs Dept.
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|Y|Forsyth County-Winston-Salem-Greensboro-High Point|NC|36.0510|-80.1440|PM2.5|23|Good|No|Good AQI levels are expected through the weekend as breezy conditions will promote good mixing and dispersion. Expect GREEN levels through early next week. (REAGAN)|Forsyth County Environmental Affairs Dept.
02/11/12|02/13/12||EST|2|F|Y|Forsyth County-Winston-Salem-Greensboro-High Point|NC|36.0510|-80.1440|PM2.5|28|Good|No|Good AQI levels are expected through the weekend as breezy conditions will promote good mixing and dispersion. Expect GREEN levels through early next week. (REAGAN)|Forsyth County Environmental Affairs Dept.
02/11/12|02/14/12||EST|3|F|Y|Forsyth County-Winston-Salem-Greensboro-High Point|NC|36.0510|-80.1440|PM2.5|36|Good|No|Good AQI levels are expected through the weekend as breezy conditions will promote good mixing and dispersion. Expect GREEN levels through early next week. (REAGAN)|Forsyth County Environmental Affairs Dept.
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|Y|Fort Collins|CO|40.5855|-105.0850|OZONE|29|Good|No||Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
02/12/12|02/12/12|0:00|MST|0|O|Y|Fort Collins|CO|40.5855|-105.0850|OZONE|4|Good|No||Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
02/11/12|02/12/12||MST|1|F|Y|Fort Collins|CO|40.5855|-105.0850|PM2.5||Good|No||Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
02/11/12|02/12/12||MST|1|F|N|Fort Collins|CO|40.5855|-105.0850|OZONE||Good|No||Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Fort Lee|NJ|40.8544|-73.9683|PM2.5|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|N|Fort Lee|NJ|40.8544|-73.9683|OZONE|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Fort Lee|NJ|40.8544|-73.9683|PM2.5|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|N|Fort Lee|NJ|40.8544|-73.9683|OZONE|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Fort Myers|FL|26.6317|-81.8572|OZONE|36|Good|No||Florida Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Fort Myers|FL|26.6317|-81.8572|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Florida Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|Y|Fort Myers|FL|26.6317|-81.8572|OZONE||Good|No||Florida Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Fort Pierce|FL|27.4389|-80.3356|OZONE|39|Good|No||Florida Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Fort Pierce|FL|27.4389|-80.3356|PM2.5|33|Good|No||Florida Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|Y|Fort Pierce|FL|27.4389|-80.3356|OZONE||Good|No||Florida Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Fort Wayne|IN|41.0950|-85.1000|OZONE|25|Good|No||Indiana Dept. of Environmental Management
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Fort Wayne|IN|41.0950|-85.1000|PM2.5|5|Good|No||Indiana Dept. of Environmental Management
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Fort Wayne|IN|41.0950|-85.1000|OZONE|14|Good|No||Indiana Dept. of Environmental Management
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Fort Wayne|IN|41.0950|-85.1000|PM2.5|11|Good|No||Indiana Dept. of Environmental Management
02/09/12|02/12/12||EST|3|F|Y|Fort Wayne|IN|41.0950|-85.1000|PM2.5||Good|No|Air quality forecast northern Indiana issued Thursday, February 9, 2012 for Friday, February 10 - Monday, February 13.  Current fine particulate (PM2.5) air quality is in the moderate range at Gary and Ogden Dunes in northwest Indiana, and in the moderate range at South Bend in north central Indiana, but in the good range at Fort Wayne in northeast Indiana.  As a result will revise today's PM2.5 air quality forecast for northwest and north central Indiana from good to moderate.  Southwest wind direction will continue today and tonight across all of northern Indiana with a change in the wind direction to the northwest on Friday morning as a cold front passes through northern Indiana.  The cold front passage will improve air quality to the good range for all regions of northern Indiana on Friday.  Expect good air quality to continue through Sunday before a middle and upper air ridge begins to move into northern Indiana by Sunday evening/night.  The ridge pattern in the middle and upper levels of the atmosphere will produce moderate air quality by Monday.  The next air quality forecast will be on Monday.  Air quality forecast provided by Mark Neyman, IDEM, Office of Air Quality.|Indiana Dept. of Environmental Management
02/09/12|02/13/12||EST|4|F|Y|Fort Wayne|IN|41.0950|-85.1000|PM2.5||Moderate|No|Air quality forecast northern Indiana issued Thursday, February 9, 2012 for Friday, February 10 - Monday, February 13.  Current fine particulate (PM2.5) air quality is in the moderate range at Gary and Ogden Dunes in northwest Indiana, and in the moderate range at South Bend in north central Indiana, but in the good range at Fort Wayne in northeast Indiana.  As a result will revise today's PM2.5 air quality forecast for northwest and north central Indiana from good to moderate.  Southwest wind direction will continue today and tonight across all of northern Indiana with a change in the wind direction to the northwest on Friday morning as a cold front passes through northern Indiana.  The cold front passage will improve air quality to the good range for all regions of northern Indiana on Friday.  Expect good air quality to continue through Sunday before a middle and upper air ridge begins to move into northern Indiana by Sunday evening/night.  The ridge pattern in the middle and upper levels of the atmosphere will produce moderate air quality by Monday.  The next air quality forecast will be on Monday.  Air quality forecast provided by Mark Neyman, IDEM, Office of Air Quality.|Indiana Dept. of Environmental Management
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Fremont|CA|37.5500|-122.0300|PM2.5|26|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Fremont|CA|37.5500|-122.0300|OZONE|25|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Fremont|CA|37.5500|-122.0300|OZONE|23|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|Fremont|CA|37.5500|-122.0300|PM2.5|13|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Fremont|CA|37.5500|-122.0300|PM2.5|36|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/12/12||PST|2|F|Y|Fremont|CA|37.5500|-122.0300|PM2.5|39|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/13/12||PST|3|F|Y|Fremont|CA|37.5500|-122.0300|PM2.5||Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/14/12||PST|4|F|Y|Fremont|CA|37.5500|-122.0300|PM2.5||Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/15/12||PST|5|F|Y|Fremont|CA|37.5500|-122.0300|PM2.5||Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Fresno|CA|36.7806|-119.7929|PM2.5|68|Moderate|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Fresno|CA|36.7806|-119.7929|OZONE|39|Good|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/11/12||PST|0|F|Y|Fresno|CA|36.7806|-119.7929|PM2.5|78|Moderate|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Fresno|CA|36.7806|-119.7929|PM2.5|54|Moderate|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/13/12||PST|2|F|Y|Fresno|CA|36.7806|-119.7929|PM2.5||Moderate|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/14/12||PST|3|F|Y|Fresno|CA|36.7806|-119.7929|PM2.5||Moderate|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/15/12||PST|4|F|Y|Fresno|CA|36.7806|-119.7929|PM2.5||Moderate|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/16/12||PST|5|F|Y|Fresno|CA|36.7806|-119.7929|PM2.5||Moderate|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Ft. Lauderdale|FL|26.1430|-80.1390|OZONE||Good|No||Broward County Air Quality Division
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|N|Ft. Lauderdale|FL|26.1430|-80.1390|PM2.5||Good|No||Broward County Air Quality Division
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Ft. Lauderdale|FL|26.1430|-80.1390|OZONE||Good|No||Broward County Air Quality Division
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|N|Ft. Lauderdale|FL|26.1430|-80.1390|PM2.5||Good|No||Broward County Air Quality Division
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Ft. Lauderdale|FL|26.1430|-80.1390|OZONE||Good|No||Broward County Air Quality Division
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|N|Ft. Lauderdale|FL|26.1430|-80.1390|PM2.5||Good|No||Broward County Air Quality Division
02/10/12|02/15/12||EST|5|F|Y|Ft. Lauderdale|FL|26.1430|-80.1390|OZONE||Good|No||Broward County Air Quality Division
02/10/12|02/15/12||EST|5|F|N|Ft. Lauderdale|FL|26.1430|-80.1390|PM2.5||Good|No||Broward County Air Quality Division
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Gardiner|ME|44.2306|-69.7850|OZONE|0|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Gardiner|ME|44.2306|-69.7850|OZONE|2|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Gardiner|ME|44.2306|-69.7850|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Gardiner|ME|44.2306|-69.7850|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Gardiner|ME|44.2306|-69.7850|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Gaviota Coast|CA|34.4897|-120.0469|OZONE|35|Good|No||Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Gaviota Coast|CA|34.4897|-120.0469|OZONE|30|Good|No||Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District
02/11/12|02/11/12||PST|0|F|Y|Gaviota Coast|CA|34.4897|-120.0469|OZONE||Good|No||Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Gaviota Coast|CA|34.4897|-120.0469|OZONE||Good|No||Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Goleta|CA|34.4453|-119.8277|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Goleta|CA|34.4453|-119.8277|PM10|18|Good|No||Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Goleta|CA|34.4453|-119.8277|OZONE|28|Good|No||Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Goleta|CA|34.4453|-119.8277|OZONE|24|Good|No||Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|Goleta|CA|34.4453|-119.8277|PM2.5|15|Good|No||Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District
02/11/12|02/11/12||PST|0|F|Y|Goleta|CA|34.4453|-119.8277|OZONE||Good|No||Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Goleta|CA|34.4453|-119.8277|OZONE||Good|No||Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|Y|Grand Canyon National Park|AZ|36.0550|-112.1531|OZONE|43|Good|No||National Park Service 3
02/12/12|02/12/12|0:00|MST|0|O|Y|Grand Canyon National Park|AZ|36.0550|-112.1531|OZONE|39|Good|No||National Park Service 3
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|Y|Grand Junction|CO|39.0666|-108.5625|PM2.5|38|Good|No||Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|N|Grand Junction|CO|39.0666|-108.5625|PM10|16|Good|No||Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|N|Grand Junction|CO|39.0666|-108.5625|OZONE|30|Good|No||Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
02/12/12|02/12/12|0:00|MST|0|O|Y|Grand Junction|CO|39.0666|-108.5625|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
02/12/12|02/12/12|0:00|MST|0|O|N|Grand Junction|CO|39.0666|-108.5625|OZONE|19|Good|No||Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
02/11/12|02/12/12||MST|1|F|Y|Grand Junction|CO|39.0666|-108.5625|PM2.5||Good|No||Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
02/11/12|02/12/12||MST|1|F|N|Grand Junction|CO|39.0666|-108.5625|OZONE||Good|No||Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Grand Rapids|MI|42.8330|-85.5170|OZONE|26|Good|No||Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Grand Rapids|MI|42.8330|-85.5170|PM2.5|22|Good|No||Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Grand Rapids|MI|42.8330|-85.5170|OZONE|26|Good|No||Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Grand Rapids|MI|42.8330|-85.5170|PM2.5|17|Good|No||Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Grand Rapids|MI|42.8330|-85.5170|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, February 6th, 2012 through Tuesday, February 14th, 2012  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations are expected to be mostly Good to scattered Low Moderate.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  The forecast period begins with moderate temperatures and mostly Good PM-2.5 concentrations. There are a few scattered Low Moderate readings early Monday but these will likely not persist through the day. This will be due to an arctic front that will pass through the state Monday night. There will not be much fanfare with this frontal passing as the most notable effect will be a drop in temperatures into the more seasonable range of low 30s. The Air Quality benefit will occur as the winds shift to the north ushering in clean, cold air.  Winds will shift back to a westerly direction during mid-week, but these winds should also be clean. The next major change will occur at the end of the work week when another arctic front sweeps through region. This front will have considerable cold air behind it and weekend temperatures will struggle to break the freezing mark.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  Another warm up is expected at the beginning of next week. Warmer, moist air brings the possibility of fine particulate concentrations creeping up to the Moderate threshold, but I dont see the potential for anything beyond scattered Moderate.  Forecast updated by Jim Haywood: Monday, February 6th, 2012  Next forecast update: Tuesday, February 14th, 2012|Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Grand Rapids|MI|42.8330|-85.5170|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, February 6th, 2012 through Tuesday, February 14th, 2012  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations are expected to be mostly Good to scattered Low Moderate.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  The forecast period begins with moderate temperatures and mostly Good PM-2.5 concentrations. There are a few scattered Low Moderate readings early Monday but these will likely not persist through the day. This will be due to an arctic front that will pass through the state Monday night. There will not be much fanfare with this frontal passing as the most notable effect will be a drop in temperatures into the more seasonable range of low 30s. The Air Quality benefit will occur as the winds shift to the north ushering in clean, cold air.  Winds will shift back to a westerly direction during mid-week, but these winds should also be clean. The next major change will occur at the end of the work week when another arctic front sweeps through region. This front will have considerable cold air behind it and weekend temperatures will struggle to break the freezing mark.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  Another warm up is expected at the beginning of next week. Warmer, moist air brings the possibility of fine particulate concentrations creeping up to the Moderate threshold, but I dont see the potential for anything beyond scattered Moderate.  Forecast updated by Jim Haywood: Monday, February 6th, 2012  Next forecast update: Tuesday, February 14th, 2012|Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Grand Rapids|MI|42.8330|-85.5170|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, February 6th, 2012 through Tuesday, February 14th, 2012  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations are expected to be mostly Good to scattered Low Moderate.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  The forecast period begins with moderate temperatures and mostly Good PM-2.5 concentrations. There are a few scattered Low Moderate readings early Monday but these will likely not persist through the day. This will be due to an arctic front that will pass through the state Monday night. There will not be much fanfare with this frontal passing as the most notable effect will be a drop in temperatures into the more seasonable range of low 30s. The Air Quality benefit will occur as the winds shift to the north ushering in clean, cold air.  Winds will shift back to a westerly direction during mid-week, but these winds should also be clean. The next major change will occur at the end of the work week when another arctic front sweeps through region. This front will have considerable cold air behind it and weekend temperatures will struggle to break the freezing mark.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  Another warm up is expected at the beginning of next week. Warmer, moist air brings the possibility of fine particulate concentrations creeping up to the Moderate threshold, but I dont see the potential for anything beyond scattered Moderate.  Forecast updated by Jim Haywood: Monday, February 6th, 2012  Next forecast update: Tuesday, February 14th, 2012|Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Great Basin National Park|NV|39.0053|-114.2158|OZONE|36|Good|No||National Park Service 3
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Great Smoky Mtns. Natl. Park - NC|TN|35.6331|-83.9415|OZONE|29|Good|No||Tennessee Air Pollution Control Division
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Great Smoky Mtns. Natl. Park - NC|TN|35.6331|-83.9415|PM2.5|21|Good|No||Tennessee Air Pollution Control Division
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Great Smoky Mtns. Natl. Park - NC|TN|35.6331|-83.9415|OZONE|25|Good|No||Tennessee Air Pollution Control Division
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Great Smoky Mtns. Natl. Park - NC|TN|35.6331|-83.9415|PM2.5|18|Good|No||Tennessee Air Pollution Control Division
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Great Smoky Mtns. Natl. Park - NC|TN|35.6331|-83.9415|PM2.5|37|Good|No||Tennessee Air Pollution Control Division
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Great Smoky Mtns. Natl. Park - NC|TN|35.6331|-83.9415|PM2.5|40|Good|No||Tennessee Air Pollution Control Division
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|Y|Greeley|CO|40.4061|-104.7225|OZONE|28|Good|No||Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
02/12/12|02/12/12|0:00|MST|0|O|Y|Greeley|CO|40.4061|-104.7225|PM2.5|15|Good|No||Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
02/11/12|02/12/12||MST|1|F|Y|Greeley|CO|40.4061|-104.7225|PM2.5||Good|No||Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
02/11/12|02/12/12||MST|1|F|N|Greeley|CO|40.4061|-104.7225|OZONE||Good|No||Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Green Bay|WI|44.5200|-87.9200|PM2.5|4|Good|No||Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources
02/09/12|02/12/12||CST|3|F|Y|Green Bay|WI|44.5200|-87.9200|PM2.5||Good|No||Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources
02/09/12|02/13/12||CST|4|F|Y|Green Bay|WI|44.5200|-87.9200|PM2.5||Good|No||Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Greenville|ME|45.4630|-69.5922|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Greenville|ME|45.4630|-69.5922|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Greenville|ME|45.4630|-69.5922|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Greenwich|CT|41.0036|-73.5853|PM2.5|27|Good|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Greenwich|CT|41.0036|-73.5853|PM2.5|50|Good|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Greenwich|CT|41.0036|-73.5853|PM2.5|75|Moderate|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Gridley|CA|39.3083|-121.7583|PM2.5|19|Good|No||Butte County Air Quality Management District
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Gridley|CA|39.3083|-121.7583|PM2.5|21|Good|No||Butte County Air Quality Management District
02/11/12|02/11/12||PST|0|F|Y|Gridley|CA|39.3083|-121.7583|PM2.5||Good|No||Butte County Air Quality Management District
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Gridley|CA|39.3083|-121.7583|PM2.5||Good|No||Butte County Air Quality Management District
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Hammond-Gary|IN|41.6310|-87.0870|PM2.5|84|Moderate|No||Indiana Dept. of Environmental Management
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|N|Hammond-Gary|IN|41.6310|-87.0870|PM10|69|Moderate|No||Indiana Dept. of Environmental Management
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|N|Hammond-Gary|IN|41.6310|-87.0870|OZONE|28|Good|No||Indiana Dept. of Environmental Management
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|Y|Hammond-Gary|IN|41.6310|-87.0870|PM2.5|81|Moderate|No||Indiana Dept. of Environmental Management
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|N|Hammond-Gary|IN|41.6310|-87.0870|OZONE|23|Good|No||Indiana Dept. of Environmental Management
02/09/12|02/12/12||CST|3|F|Y|Hammond-Gary|IN|41.6310|-87.0870|PM2.5||Good|No|Air quality forecast northern Indiana issued Thursday, February 9, 2012 for Friday, February 10 - Monday, February 13.  Current fine particulate (PM2.5) air quality is in the moderate range at Gary and Ogden Dunes in northwest Indiana, and in the moderate range at South Bend in north central Indiana, but in the good range at Fort Wayne in northeast Indiana.  As a result will revise today's PM2.5 air quality forecast for northwest and north central Indiana from good to moderate.  Southwest wind direction will continue today and tonight across all of northern Indiana with a change in the wind direction to the northwest on Friday morning as a cold front passes through northern Indiana.  The cold front passage will improve air quality to the good range for all regions of northern Indiana on Friday.  Expect good air quality to continue through Sunday before a middle and upper air ridge begins to move into northern Indiana by Sunday evening/night.  The ridge pattern in the middle and upper levels of the atmosphere will produce moderate air quality by Monday.  The next air quality forecast will be on Monday.  Air quality forecast provided by Mark Neyman, IDEM, Office of Air Quality.|Indiana Dept. of Environmental Management
02/09/12|02/13/12||CST|4|F|Y|Hammond-Gary|IN|41.6310|-87.0870|PM2.5||Moderate|No|Air quality forecast northern Indiana issued Thursday, February 9, 2012 for Friday, February 10 - Monday, February 13.  Current fine particulate (PM2.5) air quality is in the moderate range at Gary and Ogden Dunes in northwest Indiana, and in the moderate range at South Bend in north central Indiana, but in the good range at Fort Wayne in northeast Indiana.  As a result will revise today's PM2.5 air quality forecast for northwest and north central Indiana from good to moderate.  Southwest wind direction will continue today and tonight across all of northern Indiana with a change in the wind direction to the northwest on Friday morning as a cold front passes through northern Indiana.  The cold front passage will improve air quality to the good range for all regions of northern Indiana on Friday.  Expect good air quality to continue through Sunday before a middle and upper air ridge begins to move into northern Indiana by Sunday evening/night.  The ridge pattern in the middle and upper levels of the atmosphere will produce moderate air quality by Monday.  The next air quality forecast will be on Monday.  Air quality forecast provided by Mark Neyman, IDEM, Office of Air Quality.|Indiana Dept. of Environmental Management
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Hampton Roads|VA|36.5830|-76.2100|PM2.5|34|Good|No||Virginia Dept. of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Hampton Roads|VA|36.5830|-76.2100|PM2.5|18|Good|No||Virginia Dept. of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Hampton Roads|VA|36.5830|-76.2100|PM2.5|16|Good|No||Virginia Dept. of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Hampton Roads|VA|36.5830|-76.2100|PM2.5|19|Good|No||Virginia Dept. of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Hanford|CA|36.3250|-119.6470|PM2.5|107|Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Hanford|CA|36.3250|-119.6470|OZONE|34|Good|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Hanford|CA|36.3250|-119.6470|PM10|49|Good|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Hanford|CA|36.3250|-119.6470|PM2.5|16|Good|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/11/12||PST|0|F|Y|Hanford|CA|36.3250|-119.6470|PM2.5|87|Moderate|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Hanford|CA|36.3250|-119.6470|PM2.5|49|Good|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/13/12||PST|2|F|Y|Hanford|CA|36.3250|-119.6470|PM2.5||Good|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/14/12||PST|3|F|Y|Hanford|CA|36.3250|-119.6470|PM2.5||Good|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/15/12||PST|4|F|Y|Hanford|CA|36.3250|-119.6470|PM2.5||Good|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/16/12||PST|5|F|Y|Hanford|CA|36.3250|-119.6470|PM10||Good|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Hartford|CT|41.7850|-72.6300|PM2.5|48|Good|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Hartford|CT|41.7850|-72.6300|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Hartford|CT|41.7850|-72.6300|PM2.5|24|Good|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Hartford|CT|41.7850|-72.6300|PM2.5|40|Good|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Hartford|CT|41.7850|-72.6300|PM2.5|72|Moderate|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Haverhill|MA|42.7736|-71.1050|PM2.5|49|Good|No||Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|Y|Haverhill|MA|42.7736|-71.1050|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|N|Haverhill|MA|42.7736|-71.1050|OZONE|35|Good|No||Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Hemet/San Jacinto|CA|33.7783|-116.9127|OZONE|28|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Hemet/San Jacinto|CA|33.7783|-116.9127|OZONE|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Hemet/San Jacinto|CA|33.7783|-116.9127|PM2.5|32|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Hemet/San Jacinto|CA|33.7783|-116.9127|PM10|19|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Hemet/San Jacinto|CA|33.7783|-116.9127|OZONE|27|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Hemet/San Jacinto|CA|33.7783|-116.9127|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Hemet/San Jacinto|CA|33.7783|-116.9127|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Hemet/San Jacinto|CA|33.7783|-116.9127|PM2.5|42|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Hemet/San Jacinto|CA|33.7783|-116.9127|PM10|23|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Hemet/San Jacinto|CA|33.7783|-116.9127|OZONE|35|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Hemet/San Jacinto|CA|33.7783|-116.9127|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Hemet/San Jacinto|CA|33.7783|-116.9127|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Hesperia|CA|34.4163|-117.2855|OZONE|43|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Hesperia|CA|34.4163|-117.2855|OZONE|31|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Hesperia|CA|34.4163|-117.2855|PM2.5|32|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Hesperia|CA|34.4163|-117.2855|PM10|20|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Hesperia|CA|34.4163|-117.2855|OZONE|29|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Hesperia|CA|34.4163|-117.2855|CO|15|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Hesperia|CA|34.4163|-117.2855|NO2|20|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Hesperia|CA|34.4163|-117.2855|OZONE|24|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Hesperia|CA|34.4163|-117.2855|PM2.5|19|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Hesperia|CA|34.4163|-117.2855|PM10|11|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Hesperia|CA|34.4163|-117.2855|CO|15|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Hesperia|CA|34.4163|-117.2855|NO2|20|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Hickory|NC|35.7390|-81.3260|PM2.5|44|Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Hickory|NC|35.7390|-81.3260|PM2.5|15|Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|Y|Hickory|NC|35.7390|-81.3260|PM2.5|20|Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|N|Hickory|NC|35.7390|-81.3260|OZONE||Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/11/12|02/13/12||EST|2|F|Y|Hickory|NC|35.7390|-81.3260|PM2.5||Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/11/12|02/13/12||EST|2|F|N|Hickory|NC|35.7390|-81.3260|OZONE||Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/11/12|02/14/12||EST|3|F|Y|Hickory|NC|35.7390|-81.3260|PM2.5||Moderate|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/11/12|02/14/12||EST|3|F|N|Hickory|NC|35.7390|-81.3260|OZONE||Good|No||North Carolina DENR - Divison of Air Quality
02/11/12|02/10/12||HST|-1|Y|Y|Hilo|HI|19.7175|-155.1103|PM2.5|40|Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/11/12|21:00|HST|0|O|Y|Hilo|HI|19.7175|-155.1103|PM2.5|28|Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/11/12||HST|0|F|Y|Hilo|HI|19.7175|-155.1103|PM2.5||Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/12/12||HST|1|F|Y|Hilo|HI|19.7175|-155.1103|PM2.5||Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Holden|ME|44.7365|-68.6711|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Holden|ME|44.7365|-68.6711|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Holden|ME|44.7365|-68.6711|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Hollister|CA|36.8442|-121.3610|OZONE|28|Good|No||Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Hollister|CA|36.8442|-121.3610|PM2.5|7|Good|No||Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Hollister|CA|36.8442|-121.3610|PM10|11|Good|No||Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Hollister|CA|36.8442|-121.3610|PM2.5|11|Good|No||Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|Y|Hollister|CA|36.8442|-121.3610|OZONE||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|N|Hollister|CA|36.8442|-121.3610|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|N|Hollister|CA|36.8442|-121.3610|PM10||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|Y|Hollister|CA|36.8442|-121.3610|OZONE||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|N|Hollister|CA|36.8442|-121.3610|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|N|Hollister|CA|36.8442|-121.3610|PM10||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|Y|Hollister|CA|36.8442|-121.3610|OZONE||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|N|Hollister|CA|36.8442|-121.3610|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|N|Hollister|CA|36.8442|-121.3610|PM10||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/14/12||PST|5|F|Y|Hollister|CA|36.8442|-121.3610|OZONE||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/14/12||PST|5|F|N|Hollister|CA|36.8442|-121.3610|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/14/12||PST|5|F|N|Hollister|CA|36.8442|-121.3610|PM10||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Hollywood|FL|26.0430|-80.1330|OZONE||Good|No||Broward County Air Quality Division
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|N|Hollywood|FL|26.0430|-80.1330|PM2.5||Good|No||Broward County Air Quality Division
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Hollywood|FL|26.0430|-80.1330|OZONE||Good|No||Broward County Air Quality Division
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|N|Hollywood|FL|26.0430|-80.1330|PM2.5||Good|No||Broward County Air Quality Division
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Hollywood|FL|26.0430|-80.1330|OZONE||Good|No||Broward County Air Quality Division
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|N|Hollywood|FL|26.0430|-80.1330|PM2.5||Good|No||Broward County Air Quality Division
02/10/12|02/15/12||EST|5|F|Y|Hollywood|FL|26.0430|-80.1330|OZONE||Good|No||Broward County Air Quality Division
02/10/12|02/15/12||EST|5|F|N|Hollywood|FL|26.0430|-80.1330|PM2.5||Good|No||Broward County Air Quality Division
02/11/12|02/10/12||HST|-1|Y|Y|Honolulu|HI|21.3046|-157.8601|PM2.5|26|Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/10/12||HST|-1|Y|N|Honolulu|HI|21.3046|-157.8601|PM10|15|Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/11/12|21:00|HST|0|O|Y|Honolulu|HI|21.3046|-157.8601|PM2.5|32|Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/11/12||HST|0|F|Y|Honolulu|HI|21.3046|-157.8601|OZONE||Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/11/12||HST|0|F|N|Honolulu|HI|21.3046|-157.8601|PM2.5||Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/12/12||HST|1|F|Y|Honolulu|HI|21.3046|-157.8601|OZONE||Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/12/12||HST|1|F|N|Honolulu|HI|21.3046|-157.8601|PM2.5||Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Houghton Lake|MI|44.3147|-84.7647|OZONE|31|Good|No||Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Houghton Lake|MI|44.3147|-84.7647|PM2.5|14|Good|No||Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Houghton Lake|MI|44.3147|-84.7647|OZONE|29|Good|No||Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Houghton Lake|MI|44.3147|-84.7647|PM2.5|14|Good|No||Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Houghton Lake|MI|44.3147|-84.7647|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, February 6th, 2012 through Tuesday, February 14th, 2012  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations are expected to be mostly Good to scattered Low Moderate.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  The forecast period begins with moderate temperatures and mostly Good PM-2.5 concentrations. There are a few scattered Low Moderate readings early Monday but these will likely not persist through the day. This will be due to an arctic front that will pass through the state Monday night. There will not be much fanfare with this frontal passing as the most notable effect will be a drop in temperatures into the more seasonable range of low 30s. The Air Quality benefit will occur as the winds shift to the north ushering in clean, cold air.  Winds will shift back to a westerly direction during mid-week, but these winds should also be clean. The next major change will occur at the end of the work week when another arctic front sweeps through region. This front will have considerable cold air behind it and weekend temperatures will struggle to break the freezing mark.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  Another warm up is expected at the beginning of next week. Warmer, moist air brings the possibility of fine particulate concentrations creeping up to the Moderate threshold, but I dont see the potential for anything beyond scattered Moderate.  Forecast updated by Jim Haywood: Monday, February 6th, 2012  Next forecast update: Tuesday, February 14th, 2012|Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Houghton Lake|MI|44.3147|-84.7647|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, February 6th, 2012 through Tuesday, February 14th, 2012  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations are expected to be mostly Good to scattered Low Moderate.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  The forecast period begins with moderate temperatures and mostly Good PM-2.5 concentrations. There are a few scattered Low Moderate readings early Monday but these will likely not persist through the day. This will be due to an arctic front that will pass through the state Monday night. There will not be much fanfare with this frontal passing as the most notable effect will be a drop in temperatures into the more seasonable range of low 30s. The Air Quality benefit will occur as the winds shift to the north ushering in clean, cold air.  Winds will shift back to a westerly direction during mid-week, but these winds should also be clean. The next major change will occur at the end of the work week when another arctic front sweeps through region. This front will have considerable cold air behind it and weekend temperatures will struggle to break the freezing mark.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  Another warm up is expected at the beginning of next week. Warmer, moist air brings the possibility of fine particulate concentrations creeping up to the Moderate threshold, but I dont see the potential for anything beyond scattered Moderate.  Forecast updated by Jim Haywood: Monday, February 6th, 2012  Next forecast update: Tuesday, February 14th, 2012|Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Houghton Lake|MI|44.3147|-84.7647|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, February 6th, 2012 through Tuesday, February 14th, 2012  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations are expected to be mostly Good to scattered Low Moderate.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  The forecast period begins with moderate temperatures and mostly Good PM-2.5 concentrations. There are a few scattered Low Moderate readings early Monday but these will likely not persist through the day. This will be due to an arctic front that will pass through the state Monday night. There will not be much fanfare with this frontal passing as the most notable effect will be a drop in temperatures into the more seasonable range of low 30s. The Air Quality benefit will occur as the winds shift to the north ushering in clean, cold air.  Winds will shift back to a westerly direction during mid-week, but these winds should also be clean. The next major change will occur at the end of the work week when another arctic front sweeps through region. This front will have considerable cold air behind it and weekend temperatures will struggle to break the freezing mark.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  Another warm up is expected at the beginning of next week. Warmer, moist air brings the possibility of fine particulate concentrations creeping up to the Moderate threshold, but I dont see the potential for anything beyond scattered Moderate.  Forecast updated by Jim Haywood: Monday, February 6th, 2012  Next forecast update: Tuesday, February 14th, 2012|Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Houston-Galveston-Brazoria|TX|29.7510|-95.3510|OZONE|33|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|N|Houston-Galveston-Brazoria|TX|29.7510|-95.3510|PM2.5|23|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|Y|Houston-Galveston-Brazoria|TX|29.7510|-95.3510|OZONE|25|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|N|Houston-Galveston-Brazoria|TX|29.7510|-95.3510|PM2.5|19|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|Y|Houston-Galveston-Brazoria|TX|29.7510|-95.3510|OZONE||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|N|Houston-Galveston-Brazoria|TX|29.7510|-95.3510|PM2.5||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|N|Houston-Galveston-Brazoria|TX|29.7510|-95.3510|PM10||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|Y|Houston-Galveston-Brazoria|TX|29.7510|-95.3510|OZONE||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|N|Houston-Galveston-Brazoria|TX|29.7510|-95.3510|PM2.5||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|N|Houston-Galveston-Brazoria|TX|29.7510|-95.3510|PM10||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|Y|Houston-Galveston-Brazoria|TX|29.7510|-95.3510|OZONE||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|N|Houston-Galveston-Brazoria|TX|29.7510|-95.3510|PM2.5||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|N|Houston-Galveston-Brazoria|TX|29.7510|-95.3510|PM10||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Howland|ME|45.2156|-68.7084|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Howland|ME|45.2156|-68.7084|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Howland|ME|45.2156|-68.7084|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|Y|Huntsville|AL|34.3900|-86.4600|PM2.5|26|Good|No||Alabama Department of Environmental Management
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|Y|Huntsville|AL|34.3900|-86.4600|PM2.5|32|Good|No||Alabama Department of Environmental Management
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|Y|Idaho Falls|ID|43.5183|-111.9792|PM2.5|15|Good|No||Idaho Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|0:00|MST|0|O|Y|Idaho Falls|ID|43.5183|-111.9792|PM2.5|12|Good|No||Idaho Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Imperial Valley|CA|32.7919|-115.5637|PM2.5|55|Moderate|No||Imperial County Air Pollution Control District
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Imperial Valley|CA|32.7919|-115.5637|OZONE|36|Good|No||Imperial County Air Pollution Control District
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Imperial Valley|CA|32.7919|-115.5637|PM10|38|Good|No||Imperial County Air Pollution Control District
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Imperial Valley|CA|32.7919|-115.5637|PM2.5|45|Good|No||Imperial County Air Pollution Control District
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|Imperial Valley|CA|32.7919|-115.5637|OZONE|30|Good|No||Imperial County Air Pollution Control District
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Indianapolis|IN|39.7490|-86.1860|OZONE|29|Good|No||Indianapolis Office of Sustainability
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Indianapolis|IN|39.7490|-86.1860|OZONE|17|Good|No||Indianapolis Office of Sustainability
02/09/12|02/12/12||EST|3|F|Y|Indianapolis|IN|39.7490|-86.1860|PM2.5||Good|No||Indianapolis Office of Sustainability
02/09/12|02/13/12||EST|4|F|Y|Indianapolis|IN|39.7490|-86.1860|PM2.5||Moderate|No||Indianapolis Office of Sustainability
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Jackson|MS|32.3302|-90.1660|OZONE|29|Good|No||Mississippi DEQ
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|N|Jackson|MS|32.3302|-90.1660|PM2.5|24|Good|No||Mississippi DEQ
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|Y|Jackson|MS|32.3302|-90.1660|PM2.5|22|Good|No||Mississippi DEQ
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|N|Jackson|MS|32.3302|-90.1660|OZONE|21|Good|No||Mississippi DEQ
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Jacksonville|FL|30.3350|-81.6580|PM2.5|41|Good|No||City of Jacksonville - Environmental Quality Division
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Jacksonville|FL|30.3350|-81.6580|OZONE|32|Good|No||City of Jacksonville - Environmental Quality Division
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Jacksonville|FL|30.3350|-81.6580|OZONE|25|Good|No||City of Jacksonville - Environmental Quality Division
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Jacksonville|FL|30.3350|-81.6580|PM2.5|15|Good|No||City of Jacksonville - Environmental Quality Division
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Jacksonville|FL|30.3350|-81.6580|OZONE||Good|No||City of Jacksonville - Environmental Quality Division
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|N|Jacksonville|FL|30.3350|-81.6580|PM2.5||Good|No||City of Jacksonville - Environmental Quality Division
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Jacksonville|FL|30.3350|-81.6580|OZONE||Good|No||City of Jacksonville - Environmental Quality Division
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|N|Jacksonville|FL|30.3350|-81.6580|PM2.5||Good|No||City of Jacksonville - Environmental Quality Division
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Jonesport|ME|44.5319|-67.5959|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Jonesport|ME|44.5319|-67.5959|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Jonesport|ME|44.5319|-67.5959|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Joshua Tree National Park|CA|34.0714|-116.3906|OZONE|37|Good|No||National Park Service
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Kalamazoo|MI|42.2747|-85.5883|PM2.5|18|Good|No||Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Kalamazoo|MI|42.2747|-85.5883|PM2.5|16|Good|No||Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Kalamazoo|MI|42.2747|-85.5883|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, February 6th, 2012 through Tuesday, February 14th, 2012  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations are expected to be mostly Good to scattered Low Moderate.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  The forecast period begins with moderate temperatures and mostly Good PM-2.5 concentrations. There are a few scattered Low Moderate readings early Monday but these will likely not persist through the day. This will be due to an arctic front that will pass through the state Monday night. There will not be much fanfare with this frontal passing as the most notable effect will be a drop in temperatures into the more seasonable range of low 30s. The Air Quality benefit will occur as the winds shift to the north ushering in clean, cold air.  Winds will shift back to a westerly direction during mid-week, but these winds should also be clean. The next major change will occur at the end of the work week when another arctic front sweeps through region. This front will have considerable cold air behind it and weekend temperatures will struggle to break the freezing mark.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  Another warm up is expected at the beginning of next week. Warmer, moist air brings the possibility of fine particulate concentrations creeping up to the Moderate threshold, but I dont see the potential for anything beyond scattered Moderate.  Forecast updated by Jim Haywood: Monday, February 6th, 2012  Next forecast update: Tuesday, February 14th, 2012|Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Kalamazoo|MI|42.2747|-85.5883|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, February 6th, 2012 through Tuesday, February 14th, 2012  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations are expected to be mostly Good to scattered Low Moderate.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  The forecast period begins with moderate temperatures and mostly Good PM-2.5 concentrations. There are a few scattered Low Moderate readings early Monday but these will likely not persist through the day. This will be due to an arctic front that will pass through the state Monday night. There will not be much fanfare with this frontal passing as the most notable effect will be a drop in temperatures into the more seasonable range of low 30s. The Air Quality benefit will occur as the winds shift to the north ushering in clean, cold air.  Winds will shift back to a westerly direction during mid-week, but these winds should also be clean. The next major change will occur at the end of the work week when another arctic front sweeps through region. This front will have considerable cold air behind it and weekend temperatures will struggle to break the freezing mark.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  Another warm up is expected at the beginning of next week. Warmer, moist air brings the possibility of fine particulate concentrations creeping up to the Moderate threshold, but I dont see the potential for anything beyond scattered Moderate.  Forecast updated by Jim Haywood: Monday, February 6th, 2012  Next forecast update: Tuesday, February 14th, 2012|Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Kalamazoo|MI|42.2747|-85.5883|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, February 6th, 2012 through Tuesday, February 14th, 2012  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations are expected to be mostly Good to scattered Low Moderate.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  The forecast period begins with moderate temperatures and mostly Good PM-2.5 concentrations. There are a few scattered Low Moderate readings early Monday but these will likely not persist through the day. This will be due to an arctic front that will pass through the state Monday night. There will not be much fanfare with this frontal passing as the most notable effect will be a drop in temperatures into the more seasonable range of low 30s. The Air Quality benefit will occur as the winds shift to the north ushering in clean, cold air.  Winds will shift back to a westerly direction during mid-week, but these winds should also be clean. The next major change will occur at the end of the work week when another arctic front sweeps through region. This front will have considerable cold air behind it and weekend temperatures will struggle to break the freezing mark.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  Another warm up is expected at the beginning of next week. Warmer, moist air brings the possibility of fine particulate concentrations creeping up to the Moderate threshold, but I dont see the potential for anything beyond scattered Moderate.  Forecast updated by Jim Haywood: Monday, February 6th, 2012  Next forecast update: Tuesday, February 14th, 2012|Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Kansas City|MO|39.1220|-94.5520|OZONE|27|Good|No||Mid-America Regional Council
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|N|Kansas City|MO|39.1220|-94.5520|PM2.5|23|Good|No||Mid-America Regional Council
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|Y|Kansas City|MO|39.1220|-94.5520|PM2.5|29|Good|No||Mid-America Regional Council
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|N|Kansas City|MO|39.1220|-94.5520|OZONE|23|Good|No||Mid-America Regional Council
02/11/12|02/12/12||CST|1|F|Y|Kansas City|MO|39.1220|-94.5520|PM2.5||Good|No||Mid-America Regional Council
02/11/12|02/10/12||HST|-1|Y|Y|Kapolei|HI|21.3236|-158.0886|PM2.5|36|Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/10/12||HST|-1|Y|N|Kapolei|HI|21.3236|-158.0886|PM10|18|Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/11/12|21:00|HST|0|O|Y|Kapolei|HI|21.3236|-158.0886|PM2.5|45|Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/11/12||HST|0|F|Y|Kapolei|HI|21.3236|-158.0886|PM2.5||Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/12/12||HST|1|F|Y|Kapolei|HI|21.3236|-158.0886|PM2.5||Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Keene|NH|42.9306|-72.2778|PM2.5|62|Moderate|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Keene|NH|42.9306|-72.2778|OZONE|28|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Keene|NH|42.9306|-72.2778|PM2.5|30|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Keene|NH|42.9306|-72.2778|OZONE|26|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Keene|NH|42.9306|-72.2778|PM2.5|40|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|N|Keene|NH|42.9306|-72.2778|OZONE|32|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Keene|NH|42.9306|-72.2778|PM2.5|40|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|N|Keene|NH|42.9306|-72.2778|OZONE|32|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Kennebunkport|ME|43.3431|-70.4714|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Kennebunkport|ME|43.3431|-70.4714|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Kennebunkport|ME|43.3431|-70.4714|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/10/12||HST|-1|Y|Y|Kihei|HI|20.7808|-156.4461|PM2.5|29|Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/11/12|21:00|HST|0|O|Y|Kihei|HI|20.7808|-156.4461|PM2.5|32|Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/11/12||HST|0|F|Y|Kihei|HI|20.7808|-156.4461|PM2.5||Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/12/12||HST|1|F|Y|Kihei|HI|20.7808|-156.4461|PM2.5||Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|King City|CA|36.2092|-121.1260|OZONE|29|Good|No||Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|King City|CA|36.2092|-121.1260|PM10|17|Good|No||Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|Y|King City|CA|36.2092|-121.1260|OZONE||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|N|King City|CA|36.2092|-121.1260|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|N|King City|CA|36.2092|-121.1260|PM10||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|Y|King City|CA|36.2092|-121.1260|OZONE||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|N|King City|CA|36.2092|-121.1260|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|N|King City|CA|36.2092|-121.1260|PM10||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|Y|King City|CA|36.2092|-121.1260|OZONE||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|N|King City|CA|36.2092|-121.1260|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|N|King City|CA|36.2092|-121.1260|PM10||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/14/12||PST|5|F|Y|King City|CA|36.2092|-121.1260|OZONE||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/14/12||PST|5|F|N|King City|CA|36.2092|-121.1260|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/14/12||PST|5|F|N|King City|CA|36.2092|-121.1260|PM10||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Klamath Falls|OR|42.1904|-121.7313|PM2.5|17|Good|No||Klamath County
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Klamath Falls|OR|42.1904|-121.7313|PM2.5|12|Good|No||Klamath County
02/11/12|02/11/12||PST|0|F|Y|Klamath Falls|OR|42.1904|-121.7313|PM2.5||Good|Yes||Klamath County
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Klamath Falls|OR|42.1904|-121.7313|PM2.5||Moderate|Yes||Klamath County
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Knoxville|TN|35.9750|-83.9460|OZONE|29|Good|No||Tennessee Air Pollution Control Division
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Knoxville|TN|35.9750|-83.9460|PM2.5|21|Good|No||Tennessee Air Pollution Control Division
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Knoxville|TN|35.9750|-83.9460|OZONE|25|Good|No||Tennessee Air Pollution Control Division
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Knoxville|TN|35.9750|-83.9460|PM2.5|18|Good|No||Tennessee Air Pollution Control Division
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Knoxville|TN|35.9750|-83.9460|PM2.5|37|Good|No||Tennessee Air Pollution Control Division
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Knoxville|TN|35.9750|-83.9460|PM2.5|40|Good|No||Tennessee Air Pollution Control Division
02/11/12|02/10/12||HST|-1|Y|Y|Kona|HI|19.5097|-155.9133|PM2.5|42|Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/11/12|21:00|HST|0|O|Y|Kona|HI|19.5097|-155.9133|PM2.5|54|Moderate|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/11/12||HST|0|F|Y|Kona|HI|19.5097|-155.9133|PM2.5||Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/12/12||HST|1|F|Y|Kona|HI|19.5097|-155.9133|PM2.5||Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|La Crosse|WI|43.7781|-91.2250|PM2.5|4|Good|No||Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources
02/09/12|02/12/12||CST|3|F|Y|La Crosse|WI|43.7781|-91.2250|PM2.5||Good|No||Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources
02/09/12|02/13/12||CST|4|F|Y|La Crosse|WI|43.7781|-91.2250|PM2.5||Good|No||Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Laconia|NH|43.5728|-71.4189|PM2.5|42|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|N|Laconia|NH|43.5728|-71.4189|OZONE|30|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Laconia|NH|43.5728|-71.4189|PM2.5|42|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|N|Laconia|NH|43.5728|-71.4189|OZONE|30|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Lafayette|LA|30.2258|-92.0428|OZONE|30|Good|No||Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|Y|Lafayette|LA|30.2258|-92.0428|OZONE|20|Good|No||Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/12/12||CST|1|F|Y|Lafayette|LA|30.2258|-92.0428|OZONE|31|Good|No|Today, surface high pressure over the Plains will cause moderate to strong northerly winds to develop, dispersing pollutants and leading to Good AQI levels statewide.  Tomorrow, moderate east-northeasterly winds will continue to disperse pollutants.  In addition, low humidity will inhibit particle formation.  These conditions will lead to Good AQI levels across Louisiana.  Monday, moderate southeasterly winds will develop ahead of an approaching low-pressure system, bringing in a more humid air mass.  In addition, isolated to scattered showers will further increase humidity.  While these conditions will aid particle production, the low-pressure system will increase vertical mixing and the moderate winds will disperse pollutants, keeping AQI levels high-Good.|Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/12/12||CST|1|F|N|Lafayette|LA|30.2258|-92.0428|PM2.5|23|Good|No|Today, surface high pressure over the Plains will cause moderate to strong northerly winds to develop, dispersing pollutants and leading to Good AQI levels statewide.  Tomorrow, moderate east-northeasterly winds will continue to disperse pollutants.  In addition, low humidity will inhibit particle formation.  These conditions will lead to Good AQI levels across Louisiana.  Monday, moderate southeasterly winds will develop ahead of an approaching low-pressure system, bringing in a more humid air mass.  In addition, isolated to scattered showers will further increase humidity.  While these conditions will aid particle production, the low-pressure system will increase vertical mixing and the moderate winds will disperse pollutants, keeping AQI levels high-Good.|Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/13/12||CST|2|F|Y|Lafayette|LA|30.2258|-92.0428|PM2.5|39|Good|No|Today, surface high pressure over the Plains will cause moderate to strong northerly winds to develop, dispersing pollutants and leading to Good AQI levels statewide.  Tomorrow, moderate east-northeasterly winds will continue to disperse pollutants.  In addition, low humidity will inhibit particle formation.  These conditions will lead to Good AQI levels across Louisiana.  Monday, moderate southeasterly winds will develop ahead of an approaching low-pressure system, bringing in a more humid air mass.  In addition, isolated to scattered showers will further increase humidity.  While these conditions will aid particle production, the low-pressure system will increase vertical mixing and the moderate winds will disperse pollutants, keeping AQI levels high-Good.|Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/13/12||CST|2|F|N|Lafayette|LA|30.2258|-92.0428|OZONE|25|Good|No|Today, surface high pressure over the Plains will cause moderate to strong northerly winds to develop, dispersing pollutants and leading to Good AQI levels statewide.  Tomorrow, moderate east-northeasterly winds will continue to disperse pollutants.  In addition, low humidity will inhibit particle formation.  These conditions will lead to Good AQI levels across Louisiana.  Monday, moderate southeasterly winds will develop ahead of an approaching low-pressure system, bringing in a more humid air mass.  In addition, isolated to scattered showers will further increase humidity.  While these conditions will aid particle production, the low-pressure system will increase vertical mixing and the moderate winds will disperse pollutants, keeping AQI levels high-Good.|Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Lake Charles|LA|30.2278|-93.5797|OZONE|31|Good|No||Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|N|Lake Charles|LA|30.2278|-93.5797|PM2.5|17|Good|No||Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|Y|Lake Charles|LA|30.2278|-93.5797|OZONE|24|Good|No||Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|N|Lake Charles|LA|30.2278|-93.5797|PM2.5|6|Good|No||Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/12/12||CST|1|F|Y|Lake Charles|LA|30.2278|-93.5797|OZONE|31|Good|No|Today, surface high pressure over the Plains will cause moderate to strong northerly winds to develop, dispersing pollutants and leading to Good AQI levels statewide.  Tomorrow, moderate east-northeasterly winds will continue to disperse pollutants.  In addition, low humidity will inhibit particle formation.  These conditions will lead to Good AQI levels across Louisiana.  Monday, moderate southeasterly winds will develop ahead of an approaching low-pressure system, bringing in a more humid air mass.  In addition, isolated to scattered showers will further increase humidity.  While these conditions will aid particle production, the low-pressure system will increase vertical mixing and the moderate winds will disperse pollutants, keeping AQI levels high-Good.|Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/12/12||CST|1|F|N|Lake Charles|LA|30.2278|-93.5797|PM2.5|23|Good|No|Today, surface high pressure over the Plains will cause moderate to strong northerly winds to develop, dispersing pollutants and leading to Good AQI levels statewide.  Tomorrow, moderate east-northeasterly winds will continue to disperse pollutants.  In addition, low humidity will inhibit particle formation.  These conditions will lead to Good AQI levels across Louisiana.  Monday, moderate southeasterly winds will develop ahead of an approaching low-pressure system, bringing in a more humid air mass.  In addition, isolated to scattered showers will further increase humidity.  While these conditions will aid particle production, the low-pressure system will increase vertical mixing and the moderate winds will disperse pollutants, keeping AQI levels high-Good.|Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/13/12||CST|2|F|Y|Lake Charles|LA|30.2278|-93.5797|PM2.5|29|Good|No|Today, surface high pressure over the Plains will cause moderate to strong northerly winds to develop, dispersing pollutants and leading to Good AQI levels statewide.  Tomorrow, moderate east-northeasterly winds will continue to disperse pollutants.  In addition, low humidity will inhibit particle formation.  These conditions will lead to Good AQI levels across Louisiana.  Monday, moderate southeasterly winds will develop ahead of an approaching low-pressure system, bringing in a more humid air mass.  In addition, isolated to scattered showers will further increase humidity.  While these conditions will aid particle production, the low-pressure system will increase vertical mixing and the moderate winds will disperse pollutants, keeping AQI levels high-Good.|Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/13/12||CST|2|F|N|Lake Charles|LA|30.2278|-93.5797|OZONE|25|Good|No|Today, surface high pressure over the Plains will cause moderate to strong northerly winds to develop, dispersing pollutants and leading to Good AQI levels statewide.  Tomorrow, moderate east-northeasterly winds will continue to disperse pollutants.  In addition, low humidity will inhibit particle formation.  These conditions will lead to Good AQI levels across Louisiana.  Monday, moderate southeasterly winds will develop ahead of an approaching low-pressure system, bringing in a more humid air mass.  In addition, isolated to scattered showers will further increase humidity.  While these conditions will aid particle production, the low-pressure system will increase vertical mixing and the moderate winds will disperse pollutants, keeping AQI levels high-Good.|Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Lake Elsinore|CA|33.6763|-117.3308|OZONE|31|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Lake Elsinore|CA|33.6763|-117.3308|PM2.5|29|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Lake Elsinore|CA|33.6763|-117.3308|PM10|18|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Lake Elsinore|CA|33.6763|-117.3308|OZONE|23|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|Lake Elsinore|CA|33.6763|-117.3308|PM2.5|22|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Lake Elsinore|CA|33.6763|-117.3308|PM2.5|49|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Lake Elsinore|CA|33.6763|-117.3308|PM10|29|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Lake Elsinore|CA|33.6763|-117.3308|OZONE|31|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Lake Elsinore|CA|33.6763|-117.3308|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Lake Elsinore|CA|33.6763|-117.3308|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Lake Elsinore|CA|33.6763|-117.3308|PM2.5|36|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Lake Elsinore|CA|33.6763|-117.3308|PM10|18|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Lake Elsinore|CA|33.6763|-117.3308|OZONE|31|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Lake Elsinore|CA|33.6763|-117.3308|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Lake Elsinore|CA|33.6763|-117.3308|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Lakeland|FL|28.0292|-81.9722|PM2.5|42|Good|No||City of Lakeland
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Lakeland|FL|28.0292|-81.9722|OZONE|36|Good|No||City of Lakeland
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Lakeland|FL|28.0292|-81.9722|PM2.5||Good|No||City of Lakeland
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|N|Lakeland|FL|28.0292|-81.9722|OZONE||Good|No||City of Lakeland
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Lakeland|FL|28.0292|-81.9722|PM2.5||Good|No||City of Lakeland
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|N|Lakeland|FL|28.0292|-81.9722|OZONE||Good|No||City of Lakeland
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Lakeland|FL|28.0292|-81.9722|PM2.5||Good|No||City of Lakeland
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|N|Lakeland|FL|28.0292|-81.9722|OZONE||Good|No||City of Lakeland
02/10/12|02/15/12||EST|5|F|Y|Lakeland|FL|28.0292|-81.9722|PM2.5||Good|No||City of Lakeland
02/10/12|02/15/12||EST|5|F|N|Lakeland|FL|28.0292|-81.9722|OZONE||Good|No||City of Lakeland
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Lansing|MI|42.7408|-84.5447|OZONE|28|Good|No||Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Lansing|MI|42.7408|-84.5447|PM2.5|18|Good|No||Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Lansing|MI|42.7408|-84.5447|OZONE|24|Good|No||Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Lansing|MI|42.7408|-84.5447|PM2.5|19|Good|No||Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Lansing|MI|42.7408|-84.5447|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, February 6th, 2012 through Tuesday, February 14th, 2012  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations are expected to be mostly Good to scattered Low Moderate.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  The forecast period begins with moderate temperatures and mostly Good PM-2.5 concentrations. There are a few scattered Low Moderate readings early Monday but these will likely not persist through the day. This will be due to an arctic front that will pass through the state Monday night. There will not be much fanfare with this frontal passing as the most notable effect will be a drop in temperatures into the more seasonable range of low 30s. The Air Quality benefit will occur as the winds shift to the north ushering in clean, cold air.  Winds will shift back to a westerly direction during mid-week, but these winds should also be clean. The next major change will occur at the end of the work week when another arctic front sweeps through region. This front will have considerable cold air behind it and weekend temperatures will struggle to break the freezing mark.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  Another warm up is expected at the beginning of next week. Warmer, moist air brings the possibility of fine particulate concentrations creeping up to the Moderate threshold, but I dont see the potential for anything beyond scattered Moderate.  Forecast updated by Jim Haywood: Monday, February 6th, 2012  Next forecast update: Tuesday, February 14th, 2012|Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Lansing|MI|42.7408|-84.5447|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, February 6th, 2012 through Tuesday, February 14th, 2012  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations are expected to be mostly Good to scattered Low Moderate.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  The forecast period begins with moderate temperatures and mostly Good PM-2.5 concentrations. There are a few scattered Low Moderate readings early Monday but these will likely not persist through the day. This will be due to an arctic front that will pass through the state Monday night. There will not be much fanfare with this frontal passing as the most notable effect will be a drop in temperatures into the more seasonable range of low 30s. The Air Quality benefit will occur as the winds shift to the north ushering in clean, cold air.  Winds will shift back to a westerly direction during mid-week, but these winds should also be clean. The next major change will occur at the end of the work week when another arctic front sweeps through region. This front will have considerable cold air behind it and weekend temperatures will struggle to break the freezing mark.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  Another warm up is expected at the beginning of next week. Warmer, moist air brings the possibility of fine particulate concentrations creeping up to the Moderate threshold, but I dont see the potential for anything beyond scattered Moderate.  Forecast updated by Jim Haywood: Monday, February 6th, 2012  Next forecast update: Tuesday, February 14th, 2012|Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Lansing|MI|42.7408|-84.5447|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, February 6th, 2012 through Tuesday, February 14th, 2012  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations are expected to be mostly Good to scattered Low Moderate.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  The forecast period begins with moderate temperatures and mostly Good PM-2.5 concentrations. There are a few scattered Low Moderate readings early Monday but these will likely not persist through the day. This will be due to an arctic front that will pass through the state Monday night. There will not be much fanfare with this frontal passing as the most notable effect will be a drop in temperatures into the more seasonable range of low 30s. The Air Quality benefit will occur as the winds shift to the north ushering in clean, cold air.  Winds will shift back to a westerly direction during mid-week, but these winds should also be clean. The next major change will occur at the end of the work week when another arctic front sweeps through region. This front will have considerable cold air behind it and weekend temperatures will struggle to break the freezing mark.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  Another warm up is expected at the beginning of next week. Warmer, moist air brings the possibility of fine particulate concentrations creeping up to the Moderate threshold, but I dont see the potential for anything beyond scattered Moderate.  Forecast updated by Jim Haywood: Monday, February 6th, 2012  Next forecast update: Tuesday, February 14th, 2012|Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Laredo|TX|27.5069|-99.5079|PM2.5|25|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|Y|Laredo|TX|27.5069|-99.5079|PM2.5|15|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|Y|Laredo|TX|27.5069|-99.5079|PM2.5||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|N|Laredo|TX|27.5069|-99.5079|PM10||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|N|Laredo|TX|27.5069|-99.5079|OZONE||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|Y|Laredo|TX|27.5069|-99.5079|PM2.5||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|N|Laredo|TX|27.5069|-99.5079|PM10||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|N|Laredo|TX|27.5069|-99.5079|OZONE||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|Y|Laredo|TX|27.5069|-99.5079|PM2.5||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|N|Laredo|TX|27.5069|-99.5079|PM10||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|N|Laredo|TX|27.5069|-99.5079|OZONE||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|OZONE|36|Good|No||Clark County Department of Air Quality Management
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|PM2.5|25|Good|No||Clark County Department of Air Quality Management
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|PM10|24|Good|No||Clark County Department of Air Quality Management
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|OZONE|37|Good|No||Clark County Department of Air Quality Management
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|PM2.5|15|Good|No||Clark County Department of Air Quality Management
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|PM2.5||Good|No||Clark County Department of Air Quality Management
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|PM10||Good|No||Clark County Department of Air Quality Management
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|OZONE||Good|No||Clark County Department of Air Quality Management
02/10/12|02/12/12||PST|2|F|Y|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|PM2.5||Good|No||Clark County Department of Air Quality Management
02/10/12|02/12/12||PST|2|F|N|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|PM10||Good|No||Clark County Department of Air Quality Management
02/10/12|02/12/12||PST|2|F|N|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|OZONE||Good|No||Clark County Department of Air Quality Management
02/10/12|02/13/12||PST|3|F|Y|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|PM2.5||Good|No||Clark County Department of Air Quality Management
02/10/12|02/13/12||PST|3|F|N|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|PM10||Good|No||Clark County Department of Air Quality Management
02/10/12|02/13/12||PST|3|F|N|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|OZONE||Good|No||Clark County Department of Air Quality Management
02/10/12|02/14/12||PST|4|F|Y|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|PM2.5||Good|No||Clark County Department of Air Quality Management
02/10/12|02/14/12||PST|4|F|N|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|PM10||Good|No||Clark County Department of Air Quality Management
02/10/12|02/14/12||PST|4|F|N|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|OZONE||Good|No||Clark County Department of Air Quality Management
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Lassen Volcanic National Park|CA|40.5403|-121.5764|OZONE|34|Good|No||National Park Service
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Lassen Volcanic National Park|CA|40.5403|-121.5764|OZONE|26|Good|No||National Park Service
02/11/12|02/11/12||PST|0|F|Y|Lassen Volcanic National Park|CA|40.5403|-121.5764|OZONE|38|Good|No||National Park Service
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Lassen Volcanic National Park|CA|40.5403|-121.5764|OZONE|41|Good|No||National Park Service
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|Y|Lawton|OK|34.6000|-98.4230|OZONE|25|Good|No||Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|N|Lawton|OK|34.6000|-98.4230|PM2.5|20|Good|No||Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|Y|Lawton|OK|34.6000|-98.4230|OZONE|25|Good|No||Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|N|Lawton|OK|34.6000|-98.4230|PM2.5|20|Good|No||Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|Y|Lawton|OK|34.6000|-98.4230|OZONE|30|Good|No||Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|N|Lawton|OK|34.6000|-98.4230|PM2.5|25|Good|No||Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/15/12||CST|5|F|Y|Lawton|OK|34.6000|-98.4230|OZONE|35|Good|No||Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/15/12||CST|5|F|N|Lawton|OK|34.6000|-98.4230|PM2.5|25|Good|No||Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Lebanon|NH|43.6274|-72.3102|PM2.5|36|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Lebanon|NH|43.6274|-72.3102|OZONE|28|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Lebanon|NH|43.6274|-72.3102|OZONE|25|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Lebanon|NH|43.6274|-72.3102|PM2.5|23|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Lebanon|NH|43.6274|-72.3102|PM2.5|38|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|N|Lebanon|NH|43.6274|-72.3102|OZONE|30|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Lebanon|NH|43.6274|-72.3102|PM2.5|38|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|N|Lebanon|NH|43.6274|-72.3102|OZONE|30|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Lehigh Valley|PA|40.6140|-75.5900|PM2.5|68|Moderate|No||Pennsylvania Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Lehigh Valley|PA|40.6140|-75.5900|OZONE|26|Good|No||Pennsylvania Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Lehigh Valley|PA|40.6140|-75.5900|OZONE|24|Good|No||Pennsylvania Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Lehigh Valley|PA|40.6140|-75.5900|PM2.5|23|Good|No||Pennsylvania Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Lehigh Valley|PA|40.6140|-75.5900|PM2.5|30|Good|No|Current Conditions:  As of 1 PM on Friday, a sunny start to the day is slowly becoming increasingly cloudy.  The increase in clouds is due to the approach of an arctic cold front that will play a major role in this weekends weather.  Snow returns to the forecast with gusty winds and below normal temperatures.  The question, though, is how long will the cold last?  *** Saturdays Forecast:  On Saturday, expect periods of snow showers with some isolated snow squalls possible.  This snow is associated with an arctic cold front that will sweep through the Commonwealth during the course of the afternoon.  Temperatures will reside in the lower 30s for the early part of the day before falling into the 20s behind the front.  PM 2.5 levels will carry over the moderate readings from Friday before returning to all good after the frontal passage.  Low moderate air quality is expected to be the average for the day.  Winds behind the cold front will be gusty and last through the day on Sunday.  The snowfall from this system should be rather similar to what we saw earlier this past week.  The difference will be in the timing, where snow not occurring at the peak hours of the day will accumulate more on roads/sidewalks than it did just a few days ago.  Overall the region could see totals ranging from 2 to 4 inches.  *** Sundays Forecast:  On Sunday, expect mostly cloudy conditions in the morning changing to partly cloudy late in the day.  Winds will be rather brisk out of the northwest with some strong gusts at times.  Wind chill values will dip into the teens to single digits as forecast highs struggle to climb out of the 20s.  PM 2.5 levels will be in the good range with the clean and dry air mass in place that moved in behind the cold front Saturday.  *** Mondays Forecast:  High pressure will build from the west for Monday.  Clouds will continue to depart, parting way to mostly sunny skies.  Winds will become more of a breeze out of the west/northwest.  PM 2.5 levels may begin to rise but will remain in the good range.  Temperatures will begin to rebound towards normal values with highs in the mid to upper 30s.  *** Extended Forecast:  An increase in moisture along with winds becoming more southwesterly will help PM 2.5 levels approach the moderate range on Tuesday.  Temperatures will be close to normal with highs near 40 degrees.  A weak disturbance could bring some light precipitation to the Commonwealth in the early half of the week with a greater chance for precipitation coming later in the week.  The computer models have been struggling much of this winter in depicting what the pattern will be like more than a couple days in advance, and have shown this throughout this week with late next weeks weather potential.  Some model runs have shown a modest warm up to above normal temperatures by the end of next week while other runs have kept things dry and seasonably cold.  Others are even beginning to show potential for a big event next weekend, but that is currently far enough out to change quite a bit as we move through next week.  --- Roble|Pennsylvania Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Lehigh Valley|PA|40.6140|-75.5900|PM2.5|42|Good|No|Current Conditions:  As of 1 PM on Friday, a sunny start to the day is slowly becoming increasingly cloudy.  The increase in clouds is due to the approach of an arctic cold front that will play a major role in this weekends weather.  Snow returns to the forecast with gusty winds and below normal temperatures.  The question, though, is how long will the cold last?  *** Saturdays Forecast:  On Saturday, expect periods of snow showers with some isolated snow squalls possible.  This snow is associated with an arctic cold front that will sweep through the Commonwealth during the course of the afternoon.  Temperatures will reside in the lower 30s for the early part of the day before falling into the 20s behind the front.  PM 2.5 levels will carry over the moderate readings from Friday before returning to all good after the frontal passage.  Low moderate air quality is expected to be the average for the day.  Winds behind the cold front will be gusty and last through the day on Sunday.  The snowfall from this system should be rather similar to what we saw earlier this past week.  The difference will be in the timing, where snow not occurring at the peak hours of the day will accumulate more on roads/sidewalks than it did just a few days ago.  Overall the region could see totals ranging from 2 to 4 inches.  *** Sundays Forecast:  On Sunday, expect mostly cloudy conditions in the morning changing to partly cloudy late in the day.  Winds will be rather brisk out of the northwest with some strong gusts at times.  Wind chill values will dip into the teens to single digits as forecast highs struggle to climb out of the 20s.  PM 2.5 levels will be in the good range with the clean and dry air mass in place that moved in behind the cold front Saturday.  *** Mondays Forecast:  High pressure will build from the west for Monday.  Clouds will continue to depart, parting way to mostly sunny skies.  Winds will become more of a breeze out of the west/northwest.  PM 2.5 levels may begin to rise but will remain in the good range.  Temperatures will begin to rebound towards normal values with highs in the mid to upper 30s.  *** Extended Forecast:  An increase in moisture along with winds becoming more southwesterly will help PM 2.5 levels approach the moderate range on Tuesday.  Temperatures will be close to normal with highs near 40 degrees.  A weak disturbance could bring some light precipitation to the Commonwealth in the early half of the week with a greater chance for precipitation coming later in the week.  The computer models have been struggling much of this winter in depicting what the pattern will be like more than a couple days in advance, and have shown this throughout this week with late next weeks weather potential.  Some model runs have shown a modest warm up to above normal temperatures by the end of next week while other runs have kept things dry and seasonably cold.  Others are even beginning to show potential for a big event next weekend, but that is currently far enough out to change quite a bit as we move through next week.  --- Roble|Pennsylvania Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Lehigh Valley|PA|40.6140|-75.5900|PM2.5|60|Moderate|No|Current Conditions:  As of 1 PM on Friday, a sunny start to the day is slowly becoming increasingly cloudy.  The increase in clouds is due to the approach of an arctic cold front that will play a major role in this weekends weather.  Snow returns to the forecast with gusty winds and below normal temperatures.  The question, though, is how long will the cold last?  *** Saturdays Forecast:  On Saturday, expect periods of snow showers with some isolated snow squalls possible.  This snow is associated with an arctic cold front that will sweep through the Commonwealth during the course of the afternoon.  Temperatures will reside in the lower 30s for the early part of the day before falling into the 20s behind the front.  PM 2.5 levels will carry over the moderate readings from Friday before returning to all good after the frontal passage.  Low moderate air quality is expected to be the average for the day.  Winds behind the cold front will be gusty and last through the day on Sunday.  The snowfall from this system should be rather similar to what we saw earlier this past week.  The difference will be in the timing, where snow not occurring at the peak hours of the day will accumulate more on roads/sidewalks than it did just a few days ago.  Overall the region could see totals ranging from 2 to 4 inches.  *** Sundays Forecast:  On Sunday, expect mostly cloudy conditions in the morning changing to partly cloudy late in the day.  Winds will be rather brisk out of the northwest with some strong gusts at times.  Wind chill values will dip into the teens to single digits as forecast highs struggle to climb out of the 20s.  PM 2.5 levels will be in the good range with the clean and dry air mass in place that moved in behind the cold front Saturday.  *** Mondays Forecast:  High pressure will build from the west for Monday.  Clouds will continue to depart, parting way to mostly sunny skies.  Winds will become more of a breeze out of the west/northwest.  PM 2.5 levels may begin to rise but will remain in the good range.  Temperatures will begin to rebound towards normal values with highs in the mid to upper 30s.  *** Extended Forecast:  An increase in moisture along with winds becoming more southwesterly will help PM 2.5 levels approach the moderate range on Tuesday.  Temperatures will be close to normal with highs near 40 degrees.  A weak disturbance could bring some light precipitation to the Commonwealth in the early half of the week with a greater chance for precipitation coming later in the week.  The computer models have been struggling much of this winter in depicting what the pattern will be like more than a couple days in advance, and have shown this throughout this week with late next weeks weather potential.  Some model runs have shown a modest warm up to above normal temperatures by the end of next week while other runs have kept things dry and seasonably cold.  Others are even beginning to show potential for a big event next weekend, but that is currently far enough out to change quite a bit as we move through next week.  --- Roble|Pennsylvania Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Lewiston|ID|46.4047|-115.0311|PM2.5|10|Good|No||Idaho Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Lewiston|ID|46.4047|-115.0311|PM2.5|4|Good|No||Idaho Department of Environmental Quality
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|Y|Lewiston|ID|46.4047|-115.0311|PM2.5||Good|No||Idaho Department of Environmental Quality
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|Y|Lewiston|ID|46.4047|-115.0311|PM2.5||Good|No||Idaho Department of Environmental Quality
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|Y|Lewiston|ID|46.4047|-115.0311|PM2.5||Good|No||Idaho Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Lewiston-Auburn|ME|44.0894|-70.2141|PM2.5|38|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Lewiston-Auburn|ME|44.0894|-70.2141|PM2.5|26|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Lewiston-Auburn|ME|44.0894|-70.2141|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Lewiston-Auburn|ME|44.0894|-70.2141|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Lewiston-Auburn|ME|44.0894|-70.2141|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Lexington|KY|38.0491|-84.4999|OZONE|26|Good|No||Lexington Area Metropolitan Planning Organization 
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Lexington|KY|38.0491|-84.4999|PM2.5|15|Good|No||Lexington Area Metropolitan Planning Organization 
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Lexington|KY|38.0491|-84.4999|PM2.5|16|Good|No||Lexington Area Metropolitan Planning Organization 
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|Y|Lexington|KY|38.0491|-84.4999|OZONE||Good|No||Lexington Area Metropolitan Planning Organization 
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Liberty/Clairton area|PA|40.3239|-79.8683|OZONE|28|Good|No||Pennsylvania Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Liberty/Clairton area|PA|40.3239|-79.8683|PM2.5|26|Good|No||Pennsylvania Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Liberty/Clairton area|PA|40.3239|-79.8683|OZONE|20|Good|No||Pennsylvania Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Liberty/Clairton area|PA|40.3239|-79.8683|PM2.5|19|Good|No||Pennsylvania Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Liberty/Clairton area|PA|40.3239|-79.8683|PM2.5|25|Good|No|Current Conditions: As of 2 PM on Friday, overcast skies prevail over the region as the area of high pressure, which pushed in over our area on Thursday, begins to move out into the Atlantic.  At the same time, we continue to watch two storm systems, one a cold front advancing through the Great Lakes region and the other a storm system over Texas.  Right now, temperatures are hovering near the freezing mark.  Over the weekend, both of these systems will advance close to the region with the cold front sliding through on Saturday.  Colder, drier air will build in, forcing air quality levels to remain in the good range.  Here are the day-to-day details... *** On Saturday, cloudy skies will persist over our area as a cold front advances through early on.  As the front passes through, exepct snow to fall over the region.  Once the front moves off to our east, the winds will turn strongly out of the north, allowing a colder and drier air mass to build in.  Temperatures will struggle to make it out of the 20s.  The windy conditions along with the cold and dry air building in will drive PM 2.5 well within the good category. *** For Sunday, mostly cloudy skies will persist as the frontal system, which passed through early on Saturday, moves well off to our east.  The winds will still be strong on the backside of the storm as an area of high pressure builds in over teh Midwestern US.  These winds will cross over a still yet unfrozen Lake Erie, forcing some lake effect snow showers to develop.  Afternoon highs will be in the mid 20s.  Just like on Saturday, the combination of the cold, dry and windy conditions will limit PM 2.5 production to the good range. *** On Monday, expect the skies to turn mostly sunny as the area of high pressure, which was off to our west on Sunday, shifts east and over the Mid-Atlantic.  The movement of this high over our area will allow our winds to die down some from the velocities of this past weekend.  The winds will also turn more out of the west, allowing a warmer air mass to build in.  As a result, afternoon highs should peak in the upper 30s.  Air quality concentrations should rise from the weekend's levels.  The combination of the sunny skies and the warmer, less windy conditions building in should force PM 2.5 levels to approach the upper good range.  *** Extended Outlook: As we take a peek into next week, we notice the temperatures will start off the week on the cool side of normal after a frontal passage early in the weekend.  Temperatures will moderate by the start of the work week as higher pressure builds in over the area.  A weak disturbance will slide from west to east across the southeastern US.  This disturbance could cause for light snow showers to develop over our area.  High pressure will then build back in during the middle of the week before a new storm system impacts our area by week's end.  The progression of disturbances through our area will allow temperatures to rebound to above normal highs by the middle of the week, at which time, PM 2.5 levels could approach the moderate category.  With the frequency of storms picking up at the end of the week, PM 2.5 levels are expected to fall back into the good category. --Nolan|Pennsylvania Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Liberty/Clairton area|PA|40.3239|-79.8683|PM2.5|40|Good|No|Current Conditions: As of 2 PM on Friday, overcast skies prevail over the region as the area of high pressure, which pushed in over our area on Thursday, begins to move out into the Atlantic.  At the same time, we continue to watch two storm systems, one a cold front advancing through the Great Lakes region and the other a storm system over Texas.  Right now, temperatures are hovering near the freezing mark.  Over the weekend, both of these systems will advance close to the region with the cold front sliding through on Saturday.  Colder, drier air will build in, forcing air quality levels to remain in the good range.  Here are the day-to-day details... *** On Saturday, cloudy skies will persist over our area as a cold front advances through early on.  As the front passes through, exepct snow to fall over the region.  Once the front moves off to our east, the winds will turn strongly out of the north, allowing a colder and drier air mass to build in.  Temperatures will struggle to make it out of the 20s.  The windy conditions along with the cold and dry air building in will drive PM 2.5 well within the good category. *** For Sunday, mostly cloudy skies will persist as the frontal system, which passed through early on Saturday, moves well off to our east.  The winds will still be strong on the backside of the storm as an area of high pressure builds in over teh Midwestern US.  These winds will cross over a still yet unfrozen Lake Erie, forcing some lake effect snow showers to develop.  Afternoon highs will be in the mid 20s.  Just like on Saturday, the combination of the cold, dry and windy conditions will limit PM 2.5 production to the good range. *** On Monday, expect the skies to turn mostly sunny as the area of high pressure, which was off to our west on Sunday, shifts east and over the Mid-Atlantic.  The movement of this high over our area will allow our winds to die down some from the velocities of this past weekend.  The winds will also turn more out of the west, allowing a warmer air mass to build in.  As a result, afternoon highs should peak in the upper 30s.  Air quality concentrations should rise from the weekend's levels.  The combination of the sunny skies and the warmer, less windy conditions building in should force PM 2.5 levels to approach the upper good range.  *** Extended Outlook: As we take a peek into next week, we notice the temperatures will start off the week on the cool side of normal after a frontal passage early in the weekend.  Temperatures will moderate by the start of the work week as higher pressure builds in over the area.  A weak disturbance will slide from west to east across the southeastern US.  This disturbance could cause for light snow showers to develop over our area.  High pressure will then build back in during the middle of the week before a new storm system impacts our area by week's end.  The progression of disturbances through our area will allow temperatures to rebound to above normal highs by the middle of the week, at which time, PM 2.5 levels could approach the moderate category.  With the frequency of storms picking up at the end of the week, PM 2.5 levels are expected to fall back into the good category. --Nolan|Pennsylvania Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Liberty/Clairton area|PA|40.3239|-79.8683|PM2.5|50|Good|No|Current Conditions: As of 2 PM on Friday, overcast skies prevail over the region as the area of high pressure, which pushed in over our area on Thursday, begins to move out into the Atlantic.  At the same time, we continue to watch two storm systems, one a cold front advancing through the Great Lakes region and the other a storm system over Texas.  Right now, temperatures are hovering near the freezing mark.  Over the weekend, both of these systems will advance close to the region with the cold front sliding through on Saturday.  Colder, drier air will build in, forcing air quality levels to remain in the good range.  Here are the day-to-day details... *** On Saturday, cloudy skies will persist over our area as a cold front advances through early on.  As the front passes through, exepct snow to fall over the region.  Once the front moves off to our east, the winds will turn strongly out of the north, allowing a colder and drier air mass to build in.  Temperatures will struggle to make it out of the 20s.  The windy conditions along with the cold and dry air building in will drive PM 2.5 well within the good category. *** For Sunday, mostly cloudy skies will persist as the frontal system, which passed through early on Saturday, moves well off to our east.  The winds will still be strong on the backside of the storm as an area of high pressure builds in over teh Midwestern US.  These winds will cross over a still yet unfrozen Lake Erie, forcing some lake effect snow showers to develop.  Afternoon highs will be in the mid 20s.  Just like on Saturday, the combination of the cold, dry and windy conditions will limit PM 2.5 production to the good range. *** On Monday, expect the skies to turn mostly sunny as the area of high pressure, which was off to our west on Sunday, shifts east and over the Mid-Atlantic.  The movement of this high over our area will allow our winds to die down some from the velocities of this past weekend.  The winds will also turn more out of the west, allowing a warmer air mass to build in.  As a result, afternoon highs should peak in the upper 30s.  Air quality concentrations should rise from the weekend's levels.  The combination of the sunny skies and the warmer, less windy conditions building in should force PM 2.5 levels to approach the upper good range.  *** Extended Outlook: As we take a peek into next week, we notice the temperatures will start off the week on the cool side of normal after a frontal passage early in the weekend.  Temperatures will moderate by the start of the work week as higher pressure builds in over the area.  A weak disturbance will slide from west to east across the southeastern US.  This disturbance could cause for light snow showers to develop over our area.  High pressure will then build back in during the middle of the week before a new storm system impacts our area by week's end.  The progression of disturbances through our area will allow temperatures to rebound to above normal highs by the middle of the week, at which time, PM 2.5 levels could approach the moderate category.  With the frequency of storms picking up at the end of the week, PM 2.5 levels are expected to fall back into the good category. --Nolan|Pennsylvania Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Lima|OH|40.7710|-84.0538|PM2.5|5|Good|No||Lima-Allen County Regional Planning Commission
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Lima|OH|40.7710|-84.0538|PM2.5|6|Good|No||Lima-Allen County Regional Planning Commission
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Little Rock-North Little Rock|AR|34.7220|-92.3540|OZONE|28|Good|No||Arkansas Dept. of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|N|Little Rock-North Little Rock|AR|34.7220|-92.3540|PM2.5|15|Good|No||Arkansas Dept. of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|Y|Little Rock-North Little Rock|AR|34.7220|-92.3540|OZONE|21|Good|No||Arkansas Dept. of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|N|Little Rock-North Little Rock|AR|34.7220|-92.3540|PM2.5|14|Good|No||Arkansas Dept. of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/12/12||CST|1|F|Y|Little Rock-North Little Rock|AR|34.7220|-92.3540|OZONE|50|Good|No||Arkansas Dept. of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Livermore|CA|37.6800|-121.7700|OZONE|29|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Livermore|CA|37.6800|-121.7700|PM2.5|21|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Livermore|CA|37.6800|-121.7700|OZONE|25|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|Livermore|CA|37.6800|-121.7700|PM2.5|3|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Livermore|CA|37.6800|-121.7700|PM2.5|32|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/12/12||PST|2|F|Y|Livermore|CA|37.6800|-121.7700|PM2.5|32|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/13/12||PST|3|F|Y|Livermore|CA|37.6800|-121.7700|PM2.5||Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/14/12||PST|4|F|Y|Livermore|CA|37.6800|-121.7700|PM2.5||Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/15/12||PST|5|F|Y|Livermore|CA|37.6800|-121.7700|PM2.5||Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|Y|Logan|UT|41.7391|-111.8164|PM2.5|41|Good|No||Utah Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|N|Logan|UT|41.7391|-111.8164|OZONE|17|Good|No||Utah Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|0:00|MST|0|O|Y|Logan|UT|41.7391|-111.8164|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No||Utah Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/12/12||MST|1|F|Y|Logan|UT|41.7391|-111.8164|PM2.5||Good|No||Utah Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/13/12||MST|2|F|Y|Logan|UT|41.7391|-111.8164|PM2.5||Good|No||Utah Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Lompoc|CA|34.6375|-120.4564|OZONE|35|Good|No||Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Lompoc|CA|34.6375|-120.4564|PM2.5|22|Good|No||Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Lompoc|CA|34.6375|-120.4564|PM10|17|Good|No||Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Lompoc|CA|34.6375|-120.4564|OZONE|34|Good|No||Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|Lompoc|CA|34.6375|-120.4564|PM2.5|11|Good|No||Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District
02/11/12|02/11/12||PST|0|F|Y|Lompoc|CA|34.6375|-120.4564|PM2.5||Good|No||Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District
02/11/12|02/11/12||PST|0|F|N|Lompoc|CA|34.6375|-120.4564|OZONE||Good|No||Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Lompoc|CA|34.6375|-120.4564|PM2.5||Good|No||Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Lompoc|CA|34.6375|-120.4564|OZONE||Good|No||Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Londonderry|NH|42.8674|-71.3401|PM2.5|37|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Londonderry|NH|42.8674|-71.3401|OZONE|29|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Londonderry|NH|42.8674|-71.3401|PM2.5|28|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Londonderry|NH|42.8674|-71.3401|OZONE|26|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Londonderry|NH|42.8674|-71.3401|PM2.5|40|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|N|Londonderry|NH|42.8674|-71.3401|OZONE|30|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Londonderry|NH|42.8674|-71.3401|PM2.5|40|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|N|Londonderry|NH|42.8674|-71.3401|OZONE|30|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Lone Pine Paiute-Shoshone Reservation|CA|36.5975|-118.0400|PM2.5|15|Good|No||Tribal Environmental Exchange Network
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Lone Pine Paiute-Shoshone Reservation|CA|36.5975|-118.0400|PM10|7|Good|No||Tribal Environmental Exchange Network
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Lone Pine Paiute-Shoshone Reservation|CA|36.5975|-118.0400|PM2.5|11|Good|No||Tribal Environmental Exchange Network
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Louisville|KY|38.2640|-85.7120|OZONE|30|Good|No||Louisville Metro Air Pollution Control District 
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Louisville|KY|38.2640|-85.7120|PM2.5|23|Good|No||Louisville Metro Air Pollution Control District 
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Louisville|KY|38.2640|-85.7120|PM10|8|Good|No||Louisville Metro Air Pollution Control District 
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Louisville|KY|38.2640|-85.7120|PM2.5|25|Good|No||Louisville Metro Air Pollution Control District 
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Louisville|KY|38.2640|-85.7120|OZONE|14|Good|No||Louisville Metro Air Pollution Control District 
02/09/12|02/12/12||EST|3|F|Y|Louisville|KY|38.2640|-85.7120|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Louisville Metro Air Pollution Control District 
02/09/12|02/12/12||EST|3|F|N|Louisville|KY|38.2640|-85.7120|OZONE|20|Good|No||Louisville Metro Air Pollution Control District 
02/09/12|02/13/12||EST|4|F|Y|Louisville|KY|38.2640|-85.7120|PM2.5|55|Moderate|No||Louisville Metro Air Pollution Control District 
02/09/12|02/13/12||EST|4|F|N|Louisville|KY|38.2640|-85.7120|OZONE|20|Good|No||Louisville Metro Air Pollution Control District 
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Lovell|ME|44.2509|-70.8606|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Lovell|ME|44.2509|-70.8606|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Lovell|ME|44.2509|-70.8606|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|Y|Lubbock|TX|33.5961|-101.8539|PM2.5||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|N|Lubbock|TX|33.5961|-101.8539|PM10||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|N|Lubbock|TX|33.5961|-101.8539|OZONE||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|Y|Lubbock|TX|33.5961|-101.8539|PM2.5||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|N|Lubbock|TX|33.5961|-101.8539|PM10||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|N|Lubbock|TX|33.5961|-101.8539|OZONE||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|Y|Lubbock|TX|33.5961|-101.8539|PM2.5||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|N|Lubbock|TX|33.5961|-101.8539|PM10||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|N|Lubbock|TX|33.5961|-101.8539|OZONE||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Ludington|MI|43.9553|-86.4525|OZONE|31|Good|No||Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Ludington|MI|43.9553|-86.4525|PM2.5|14|Good|No||Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Ludington|MI|43.9553|-86.4525|OZONE|29|Good|No||Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Ludington|MI|43.9553|-86.4525|PM2.5|14|Good|No||Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Ludington|MI|43.9553|-86.4525|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, February 6th, 2012 through Tuesday, February 14th, 2012  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations are expected to be mostly Good to scattered Low Moderate.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  The forecast period begins with moderate temperatures and mostly Good PM-2.5 concentrations. There are a few scattered Low Moderate readings early Monday but these will likely not persist through the day. This will be due to an arctic front that will pass through the state Monday night. There will not be much fanfare with this frontal passing as the most notable effect will be a drop in temperatures into the more seasonable range of low 30s. The Air Quality benefit will occur as the winds shift to the north ushering in clean, cold air.  Winds will shift back to a westerly direction during mid-week, but these winds should also be clean. The next major change will occur at the end of the work week when another arctic front sweeps through region. This front will have considerable cold air behind it and weekend temperatures will struggle to break the freezing mark.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  Another warm up is expected at the beginning of next week. Warmer, moist air brings the possibility of fine particulate concentrations creeping up to the Moderate threshold, but I dont see the potential for anything beyond scattered Moderate.  Forecast updated by Jim Haywood: Monday, February 6th, 2012  Next forecast update: Tuesday, February 14th, 2012|Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Ludington|MI|43.9553|-86.4525|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, February 6th, 2012 through Tuesday, February 14th, 2012  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations are expected to be mostly Good to scattered Low Moderate.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  The forecast period begins with moderate temperatures and mostly Good PM-2.5 concentrations. There are a few scattered Low Moderate readings early Monday but these will likely not persist through the day. This will be due to an arctic front that will pass through the state Monday night. There will not be much fanfare with this frontal passing as the most notable effect will be a drop in temperatures into the more seasonable range of low 30s. The Air Quality benefit will occur as the winds shift to the north ushering in clean, cold air.  Winds will shift back to a westerly direction during mid-week, but these winds should also be clean. The next major change will occur at the end of the work week when another arctic front sweeps through region. This front will have considerable cold air behind it and weekend temperatures will struggle to break the freezing mark.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  Another warm up is expected at the beginning of next week. Warmer, moist air brings the possibility of fine particulate concentrations creeping up to the Moderate threshold, but I dont see the potential for anything beyond scattered Moderate.  Forecast updated by Jim Haywood: Monday, February 6th, 2012  Next forecast update: Tuesday, February 14th, 2012|Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Ludington|MI|43.9553|-86.4525|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, February 6th, 2012 through Tuesday, February 14th, 2012  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations are expected to be mostly Good to scattered Low Moderate.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  The forecast period begins with moderate temperatures and mostly Good PM-2.5 concentrations. There are a few scattered Low Moderate readings early Monday but these will likely not persist through the day. This will be due to an arctic front that will pass through the state Monday night. There will not be much fanfare with this frontal passing as the most notable effect will be a drop in temperatures into the more seasonable range of low 30s. The Air Quality benefit will occur as the winds shift to the north ushering in clean, cold air.  Winds will shift back to a westerly direction during mid-week, but these winds should also be clean. The next major change will occur at the end of the work week when another arctic front sweeps through region. This front will have considerable cold air behind it and weekend temperatures will struggle to break the freezing mark.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  Another warm up is expected at the beginning of next week. Warmer, moist air brings the possibility of fine particulate concentrations creeping up to the Moderate threshold, but I dont see the potential for anything beyond scattered Moderate.  Forecast updated by Jim Haywood: Monday, February 6th, 2012  Next forecast update: Tuesday, February 14th, 2012|Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Lynn|MA|42.4744|-70.9725|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No||Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Lynn|MA|42.4744|-70.9725|OZONE|26|Good|No||Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|Y|Lynn|MA|42.4744|-70.9725|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|N|Lynn|MA|42.4744|-70.9725|OZONE|35|Good|No||Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Macon|GA|32.8408|-83.6325|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Georgia Department of Natural Resources
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Macon|GA|32.8408|-83.6325|PM2.5|10|Good|No||Georgia Department of Natural Resources
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Madera|CA|36.9680|-120.0770|OZONE|36|Good|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/11/12||PST|0|F|Y|Madera|CA|36.9680|-120.0770|PM2.5|64|Moderate|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Madera|CA|36.9680|-120.0770|PM2.5|45|Good|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/13/12||PST|2|F|Y|Madera|CA|36.9680|-120.0770|PM2.5||Good|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/14/12||PST|3|F|Y|Madera|CA|36.9680|-120.0770|PM2.5||Good|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/15/12||PST|4|F|Y|Madera|CA|36.9680|-120.0770|PM2.5||Good|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/16/12||PST|5|F|Y|Madera|CA|36.9680|-120.0770|PM2.5||Good|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Madison|CT|41.2583|-72.5506|PM2.5|14|Good|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Madison|CT|41.2583|-72.5506|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Madison|CT|41.2583|-72.5506|PM2.5|55|Moderate|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Madison|WI|43.1200|-89.3600|PM2.5|2|Good|No||Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources
02/09/12|02/12/12||CST|3|F|Y|Madison|WI|43.1200|-89.3600|PM2.5||Good|No||Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources
02/09/12|02/13/12||CST|4|F|Y|Madison|WI|43.1200|-89.3600|PM2.5||Good|No||Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Mammoth Cave National Park|KY|37.1319|-86.1478|OZONE|27|Good|No||National Park Service
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|N|Mammoth Cave National Park|KY|37.1319|-86.1478|PM2.5|10|Good|No||National Park Service
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|Y|Mammoth Cave National Park|KY|37.1319|-86.1478|PM2.5|11|Good|No||National Park Service
02/11/12|02/12/12||CST|1|F|Y|Mammoth Cave National Park|KY|37.1319|-86.1478|OZONE|32|Good|No||National Park Service
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Manchester|NH|42.9928|-71.4594|PM2.5|39|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|N|Manchester|NH|42.9928|-71.4594|OZONE|30|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Manchester|NH|42.9928|-71.4594|PM2.5|39|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|N|Manchester|NH|42.9928|-71.4594|OZONE|30|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|Y|Marina/Seaside|CA|36.6271|-121.8300|OZONE||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|N|Marina/Seaside|CA|36.6271|-121.8300|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|N|Marina/Seaside|CA|36.6271|-121.8300|PM10||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|Y|Marina/Seaside|CA|36.6271|-121.8300|OZONE||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|N|Marina/Seaside|CA|36.6271|-121.8300|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|N|Marina/Seaside|CA|36.6271|-121.8300|PM10||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|Y|Marina/Seaside|CA|36.6271|-121.8300|OZONE||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|N|Marina/Seaside|CA|36.6271|-121.8300|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|N|Marina/Seaside|CA|36.6271|-121.8300|PM10||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/14/12||PST|5|F|Y|Marina/Seaside|CA|36.6271|-121.8300|OZONE||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/14/12||PST|5|F|N|Marina/Seaside|CA|36.6271|-121.8300|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/14/12||PST|5|F|N|Marina/Seaside|CA|36.6271|-121.8300|PM10||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Melbourne|FL|28.1150|-80.6319|OZONE|39|Good|No||Florida Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Melbourne|FL|28.1150|-80.6319|PM2.5|34|Good|No||Florida Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|Y|Melbourne|FL|28.1150|-80.6319|OZONE||Good|No||Florida Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Memphis|TN|35.1060|-90.0010|OZONE|28|Good|No||Tennessee Air Pollution Control Division
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|N|Memphis|TN|35.1060|-90.0010|PM2.5|20|Good|No||Tennessee Air Pollution Control Division
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|Y|Memphis|TN|35.1060|-90.0010|PM2.5|20|Good|No||Tennessee Air Pollution Control Division
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|N|Memphis|TN|35.1060|-90.0010|OZONE|18|Good|No||Tennessee Air Pollution Control Division
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|Y|Memphis|TN|35.1060|-90.0010|PM2.5|19|Good|No||Tennessee Air Pollution Control Division
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|Y|Memphis|TN|35.1060|-90.0010|PM2.5|36|Good|No||Tennessee Air Pollution Control Division
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Mendocino County|CA|39.4117|-123.3526|PM2.5|21|Good|No||Mendocino County AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Mendocino County|CA|39.4117|-123.3526|OZONE|20|Good|No||Mendocino County AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Mendocino County|CA|39.4117|-123.3526|PM2.5|31|Good|No||Mendocino County AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|Mendocino County|CA|39.4117|-123.3526|OZONE|2|Good|No||Mendocino County AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12||PST|0|F|Y|Mendocino County|CA|39.4117|-123.3526|OZONE||Good|No||Mendocino County AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12||PST|0|F|N|Mendocino County|CA|39.4117|-123.3526|PM2.5||Good|No||Mendocino County AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12||PST|0|F|N|Mendocino County|CA|39.4117|-123.3526|PM10||Good|No||Mendocino County AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Mendocino County|CA|39.4117|-123.3526|OZONE||Good|No||Mendocino County AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Mendocino County|CA|39.4117|-123.3526|PM2.5||Good|No||Mendocino County AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Mendocino County|CA|39.4117|-123.3526|PM10||Good|No||Mendocino County AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Merced|CA|37.2963|-120.4844|PM2.5|49|Good|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Merced|CA|37.2963|-120.4844|OZONE|32|Good|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/11/12||PST|0|F|Y|Merced|CA|37.2963|-120.4844|PM2.5|64|Moderate|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Merced|CA|37.2963|-120.4844|PM2.5|45|Good|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/13/12||PST|2|F|Y|Merced|CA|37.2963|-120.4844|PM2.5||Good|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/14/12||PST|3|F|Y|Merced|CA|37.2963|-120.4844|PM2.5||Good|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/15/12||PST|4|F|Y|Merced|CA|37.2963|-120.4844|PM2.5||Good|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/16/12||PST|5|F|Y|Merced|CA|37.2963|-120.4844|PM2.5||Good|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|Y|Mesa Verde National Park|CO|37.1983|-108.4903|OZONE|37|Good|No||National Park Service
02/12/12|02/12/12|0:00|MST|0|O|Y|Mesa Verde National Park|CO|37.1983|-108.4903|OZONE|33|Good|No||National Park Service
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Metro Riverside CO|CA|34.0005|-117.4152|PM2.5|54|Moderate|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Metro Riverside CO|CA|34.0005|-117.4152|PM10|44|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Metro Riverside CO|CA|34.0005|-117.4152|OZONE|32|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Metro Riverside CO|CA|34.0005|-117.4152|PM2.5|30|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|Metro Riverside CO|CA|34.0005|-117.4152|OZONE|23|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Metro Riverside CO|CA|34.0005|-117.4152|PM2.5|49|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Metro Riverside CO|CA|34.0005|-117.4152|PM10|36|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Metro Riverside CO|CA|34.0005|-117.4152|OZONE|39|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Metro Riverside CO|CA|34.0005|-117.4152|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Metro Riverside CO|CA|34.0005|-117.4152|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Metro Riverside CO|CA|34.0005|-117.4152|PM2.5|49|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Metro Riverside CO|CA|34.0005|-117.4152|PM10|26|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Metro Riverside CO|CA|34.0005|-117.4152|OZONE|29|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Metro Riverside CO|CA|34.0005|-117.4152|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Metro Riverside CO|CA|34.0005|-117.4152|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Metropolitan Baltimore|MD|39.3010|-76.6110|PM2.5|60|Moderate|No||Maryland Department of the Environment
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Metropolitan Baltimore|MD|39.3010|-76.6110|OZONE|25|Good|No||Maryland Department of the Environment
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Metropolitan Baltimore|MD|39.3010|-76.6110|PM2.5|32|Good|No||Maryland Department of the Environment
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Metropolitan Baltimore|MD|39.3010|-76.6110|OZONE|26|Good|No||Maryland Department of the Environment
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Metropolitan Baltimore|MD|39.3010|-76.6110|PM2.5|32|Good|No|A snowstorm moves through the region on Saturday bringing gusty winds. On Sunday, northwesterly winds remain strong as a cold air mass filters in after the frontal boundary passes. Good air quality is expected Saturday through Sunday. A high pressure system influences the Mid-Atlantic by Monday causing fine particles to begin to rise, though Good AQI should continue. Lighter southwesterly winds and warming temperatures on Tuesday and Wednesday will cause air quality to be along the Good/Moderate AQI threshold. - MDE|Maryland Department of the Environment
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Metropolitan Baltimore|MD|39.3010|-76.6110|PM2.5|39|Good|No|A snowstorm moves through the region on Saturday bringing gusty winds. On Sunday, northwesterly winds remain strong as a cold air mass filters in after the frontal boundary passes. Good air quality is expected Saturday through Sunday. A high pressure system influences the Mid-Atlantic by Monday causing fine particles to begin to rise, though Good AQI should continue. Lighter southwesterly winds and warming temperatures on Tuesday and Wednesday will cause air quality to be along the Good/Moderate AQI threshold. - MDE|Maryland Department of the Environment
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Metropolitan Baltimore|MD|39.3010|-76.6110|PM2.5|49|Good|No|A snowstorm moves through the region on Saturday bringing gusty winds. On Sunday, northwesterly winds remain strong as a cold air mass filters in after the frontal boundary passes. Good air quality is expected Saturday through Sunday. A high pressure system influences the Mid-Atlantic by Monday causing fine particles to begin to rise, though Good AQI should continue. Lighter southwesterly winds and warming temperatures on Tuesday and Wednesday will cause air quality to be along the Good/Moderate AQI threshold. - MDE|Maryland Department of the Environment
02/10/12|02/15/12||EST|5|F|Y|Metropolitan Baltimore|MD|39.3010|-76.6110|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No|A snowstorm moves through the region on Saturday bringing gusty winds. On Sunday, northwesterly winds remain strong as a cold air mass filters in after the frontal boundary passes. Good air quality is expected Saturday through Sunday. A high pressure system influences the Mid-Atlantic by Monday causing fine particles to begin to rise, though Good AQI should continue. Lighter southwesterly winds and warming temperatures on Tuesday and Wednesday will cause air quality to be along the Good/Moderate AQI threshold. - MDE|Maryland Department of the Environment
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Metropolitan Washington|DC|38.9190|-77.0130|PM2.5|47|Good|No||Metropolitan Washington COG
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Metropolitan Washington|DC|38.9190|-77.0130|OZONE|27|Good|No||Metropolitan Washington COG
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Metropolitan Washington|DC|38.9190|-77.0130|PM10|11|Good|No||Metropolitan Washington COG
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Metropolitan Washington|DC|38.9190|-77.0130|PM2.5|48|Good|No||Metropolitan Washington COG
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Metropolitan Washington|DC|38.9190|-77.0130|OZONE|24|Good|No||Metropolitan Washington COG
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Metropolitan Washington|DC|38.9190|-77.0130|PM2.5|32|Good|No||Metropolitan Washington COG
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Metropolitan Washington|DC|38.9190|-77.0130|PM2.5|39|Good|No||Metropolitan Washington COG
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Metropolitan Washington|DC|38.9190|-77.0130|PM2.5|49|Good|No||Metropolitan Washington COG
02/10/12|02/15/12||EST|5|F|Y|Metropolitan Washington|DC|38.9190|-77.0130|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No||Metropolitan Washington COG
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Miami|FL|25.7760|-80.2110|OZONE|35|Good|No||Miami-Dade County Department of Environmental Resources Management
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Miami|FL|25.7760|-80.2110|PM2.5|18|Good|No||Miami-Dade County Department of Environmental Resources Management
02/09/12|02/12/12||EST|3|F|Y|Miami|FL|25.7760|-80.2110|OZONE||Good|No||Miami-Dade County Department of Environmental Resources Management
02/09/12|02/12/12||EST|3|F|N|Miami|FL|25.7760|-80.2110|PM2.5||Good|No||Miami-Dade County Department of Environmental Resources Management
02/09/12|02/13/12||EST|4|F|Y|Miami|FL|25.7760|-80.2110|OZONE||Good|No||Miami-Dade County Department of Environmental Resources Management
02/09/12|02/13/12||EST|4|F|N|Miami|FL|25.7760|-80.2110|PM2.5||Good|No||Miami-Dade County Department of Environmental Resources Management
02/09/12|02/14/12||EST|5|F|Y|Miami|FL|25.7760|-80.2110|OZONE||Good|No||Miami-Dade County Department of Environmental Resources Management
02/09/12|02/14/12||EST|5|F|N|Miami|FL|25.7760|-80.2110|PM2.5||Good|No||Miami-Dade County Department of Environmental Resources Management
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Middletown|CT|41.5519|-72.6308|PM2.5|24|Good|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Middletown|CT|41.5519|-72.6308|PM2.5|40|Good|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Middletown|CT|41.5519|-72.6308|PM2.5|72|Moderate|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Midland-Odessa|TX|31.9974|-102.0789|PM2.5|17|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|Y|Midland-Odessa|TX|31.9974|-102.0789|PM2.5|10|Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|Y|Midland-Odessa|TX|31.9974|-102.0789|PM2.5||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|N|Midland-Odessa|TX|31.9974|-102.0789|PM10||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|N|Midland-Odessa|TX|31.9974|-102.0789|OZONE||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|Y|Midland-Odessa|TX|31.9974|-102.0789|PM2.5||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|N|Midland-Odessa|TX|31.9974|-102.0789|PM10||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|N|Midland-Odessa|TX|31.9974|-102.0789|OZONE||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|Y|Midland-Odessa|TX|31.9974|-102.0789|PM2.5||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|N|Midland-Odessa|TX|31.9974|-102.0789|PM10||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|N|Midland-Odessa|TX|31.9974|-102.0789|OZONE||Good|No||Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Millville|NJ|39.4222|-75.0258|PM2.5|38|Good|No||New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Millville|NJ|39.4222|-75.0258|OZONE|21|Good|No||New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Millville|NJ|39.4222|-75.0258|PM2.5|23|Good|No||New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Millville|NJ|39.4222|-75.0258|OZONE|22|Good|No||New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Millville|NJ|39.4222|-75.0258|PM2.5|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|N|Millville|NJ|39.4222|-75.0258|OZONE|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Millville|NJ|39.4222|-75.0258|PM2.5|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|N|Millville|NJ|39.4222|-75.0258|OZONE|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Milton - Blue Hill Observatory|MA|42.2122|-71.1158|PM2.5|46|Good|No||Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|Y|Milton - Blue Hill Observatory|MA|42.2122|-71.1158|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|N|Milton - Blue Hill Observatory|MA|42.2122|-71.1158|OZONE|35|Good|No||Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Milwaukee|WI|43.0700|-87.8800|OZONE|26|Good|No||Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|N|Milwaukee|WI|43.0700|-87.8800|PM2.5|19|Good|No||Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources
02/09/12|02/12/12||CST|3|F|Y|Milwaukee|WI|43.0700|-87.8800|PM2.5||Good|No||Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources
02/09/12|02/13/12||CST|4|F|Y|Milwaukee|WI|43.0700|-87.8800|PM2.5||Good|No||Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Minneapolis-St. Paul|MN|44.9550|-93.1850|OZONE|27|Good|No||Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|N|Minneapolis-St. Paul|MN|44.9550|-93.1850|PM2.5|16|Good|No||Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|N|Minneapolis-St. Paul|MN|44.9550|-93.1850|PM10|9|Good|No||Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|Y|Minneapolis-St. Paul|MN|44.9550|-93.1850|OZONE|16|Good|No||Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|N|Minneapolis-St. Paul|MN|44.9550|-93.1850|PM2.5|12|Good|No||Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
02/11/12|02/12/12||CST|1|F|Y|Minneapolis-St. Paul|MN|44.9550|-93.1850|PM2.5|29|Good|No|Today, high pressure over the Plains will produce gusty northwesterly winds, dispersing pollutants and bringing a cold, dry air mass into the Twin Cities.  These conditions will limit pollutant formation and lead to Good AQI levels.  Tomorrow, the high pressure system will move southeast over the Ohio River Valley, causing winds to become moderate west-southwesterly.  These winds will disperse pollutants and keep AQI levels Good.    Monday, light southwesterly winds will limit pollutant dispersion and gradually bring some moisture and pollutants into the Minneapolis-St. Paul region, enhancing particle production.  However, low pollutant carryover from previous days will keep AQI levels Good.  Tuesday and Wednesday, light winds will persist, limiting pollutant dispersion and causing AQI levels to be Moderate on both days.  Thursday, high pressure building over the Plains will generate moderate northwesterly winds in the Twin Cities.  These winds will disperse pollutants and lower AQI levels to Good.|Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
02/11/12|02/13/12||CST|2|F|Y|Minneapolis-St. Paul|MN|44.9550|-93.1850|PM2.5|45|Good|No|Today, high pressure over the Plains will produce gusty northwesterly winds, dispersing pollutants and bringing a cold, dry air mass into the Twin Cities.  These conditions will limit pollutant formation and lead to Good AQI levels.  Tomorrow, the high pressure system will move southeast over the Ohio River Valley, causing winds to become moderate west-southwesterly.  These winds will disperse pollutants and keep AQI levels Good.    Monday, light southwesterly winds will limit pollutant dispersion and gradually bring some moisture and pollutants into the Minneapolis-St. Paul region, enhancing particle production.  However, low pollutant carryover from previous days will keep AQI levels Good.  Tuesday and Wednesday, light winds will persist, limiting pollutant dispersion and causing AQI levels to be Moderate on both days.  Thursday, high pressure building over the Plains will generate moderate northwesterly winds in the Twin Cities.  These winds will disperse pollutants and lower AQI levels to Good.|Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
02/11/12|02/14/12||CST|3|F|Y|Minneapolis-St. Paul|MN|44.9550|-93.1850|PM2.5|55|Moderate|No|Today, high pressure over the Plains will produce gusty northwesterly winds, dispersing pollutants and bringing a cold, dry air mass into the Twin Cities.  These conditions will limit pollutant formation and lead to Good AQI levels.  Tomorrow, the high pressure system will move southeast over the Ohio River Valley, causing winds to become moderate west-southwesterly.  These winds will disperse pollutants and keep AQI levels Good.    Monday, light southwesterly winds will limit pollutant dispersion and gradually bring some moisture and pollutants into the Minneapolis-St. Paul region, enhancing particle production.  However, low pollutant carryover from previous days will keep AQI levels Good.  Tuesday and Wednesday, light winds will persist, limiting pollutant dispersion and causing AQI levels to be Moderate on both days.  Thursday, high pressure building over the Plains will generate moderate northwesterly winds in the Twin Cities.  These winds will disperse pollutants and lower AQI levels to Good.|Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
02/11/12|02/15/12||CST|4|F|Y|Minneapolis-St. Paul|MN|44.9550|-93.1850|PM2.5|60|Moderate|No|Today, high pressure over the Plains will produce gusty northwesterly winds, dispersing pollutants and bringing a cold, dry air mass into the Twin Cities.  These conditions will limit pollutant formation and lead to Good AQI levels.  Tomorrow, the high pressure system will move southeast over the Ohio River Valley, causing winds to become moderate west-southwesterly.  These winds will disperse pollutants and keep AQI levels Good.    Monday, light southwesterly winds will limit pollutant dispersion and gradually bring some moisture and pollutants into the Minneapolis-St. Paul region, enhancing particle production.  However, low pollutant carryover from previous days will keep AQI levels Good.  Tuesday and Wednesday, light winds will persist, limiting pollutant dispersion and causing AQI levels to be Moderate on both days.  Thursday, high pressure building over the Plains will generate moderate northwesterly winds in the Twin Cities.  These winds will disperse pollutants and lower AQI levels to Good.|Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
02/11/12|02/16/12||CST|5|F|Y|Minneapolis-St. Paul|MN|44.9550|-93.1850|PM2.5|39|Good|No|Today, high pressure over the Plains will produce gusty northwesterly winds, dispersing pollutants and bringing a cold, dry air mass into the Twin Cities.  These conditions will limit pollutant formation and lead to Good AQI levels.  Tomorrow, the high pressure system will move southeast over the Ohio River Valley, causing winds to become moderate west-southwesterly.  These winds will disperse pollutants and keep AQI levels Good.    Monday, light southwesterly winds will limit pollutant dispersion and gradually bring some moisture and pollutants into the Minneapolis-St. Paul region, enhancing particle production.  However, low pollutant carryover from previous days will keep AQI levels Good.  Tuesday and Wednesday, light winds will persist, limiting pollutant dispersion and causing AQI levels to be Moderate on both days.  Thursday, high pressure building over the Plains will generate moderate northwesterly winds in the Twin Cities.  These winds will disperse pollutants and lower AQI levels to Good.|Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Mississippi Gulf Coast|MS|30.3700|-89.1000|PM2.5|23|Good|No||Mississippi DEQ
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|Y|Mississippi Gulf Coast|MS|30.3700|-89.1000|PM2.5|18|Good|No||Mississippi DEQ
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Mobile|AL|30.6830|-88.2500|PM2.5|40|Good|No||Alabama Department of Environmental Management
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Modesto|CA|37.6598|-120.9939|PM2.5|81|Moderate|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Modesto|CA|37.6598|-120.9939|OZONE|23|Good|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Modesto|CA|37.6598|-120.9939|PM2.5|19|Good|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/11/12||PST|0|F|Y|Modesto|CA|37.6598|-120.9939|PM2.5|76|Moderate|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Modesto|CA|37.6598|-120.9939|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/13/12||PST|2|F|Y|Modesto|CA|37.6598|-120.9939|PM2.5||Moderate|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/14/12||PST|3|F|Y|Modesto|CA|37.6598|-120.9939|PM2.5||Moderate|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/15/12||PST|4|F|Y|Modesto|CA|37.6598|-120.9939|PM2.5||Moderate|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/16/12||PST|5|F|Y|Modesto|CA|37.6598|-120.9939|PM2.5||Moderate|No||San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Monmouth|NJ|40.1881|-74.0061|PM2.5|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|N|Monmouth|NJ|40.1881|-74.0061|OZONE|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Monmouth|NJ|40.1881|-74.0061|PM2.5|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|N|Monmouth|NJ|40.1881|-74.0061|OZONE|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Monroe|LA|32.5097|-92.0461|OZONE|25|Good|No||Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|Y|Monroe|LA|32.5097|-92.0461|OZONE|16|Good|No||Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/12/12||CST|1|F|Y|Monroe|LA|32.5097|-92.0461|OZONE|32|Good|No|Today, surface high pressure over the Plains will cause moderate to strong northerly winds to develop, dispersing pollutants and leading to Good AQI levels statewide.  Tomorrow, moderate east-northeasterly winds will continue to disperse pollutants.  In addition, low humidity will inhibit particle formation.  These conditions will lead to Good AQI levels across Louisiana.  Monday, moderate southeasterly winds will develop ahead of an approaching low-pressure system, bringing in a more humid air mass.  In addition, isolated to scattered showers will further increase humidity.  While these conditions will aid particle production, the low-pressure system will increase vertical mixing and the moderate winds will disperse pollutants, keeping AQI levels high-Good.|Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/12/12||CST|1|F|N|Monroe|LA|32.5097|-92.0461|PM2.5|29|Good|No|Today, surface high pressure over the Plains will cause moderate to strong northerly winds to develop, dispersing pollutants and leading to Good AQI levels statewide.  Tomorrow, moderate east-northeasterly winds will continue to disperse pollutants.  In addition, low humidity will inhibit particle formation.  These conditions will lead to Good AQI levels across Louisiana.  Monday, moderate southeasterly winds will develop ahead of an approaching low-pressure system, bringing in a more humid air mass.  In addition, isolated to scattered showers will further increase humidity.  While these conditions will aid particle production, the low-pressure system will increase vertical mixing and the moderate winds will disperse pollutants, keeping AQI levels high-Good.|Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/13/12||CST|2|F|Y|Monroe|LA|32.5097|-92.0461|PM2.5|45|Good|No|Today, surface high pressure over the Plains will cause moderate to strong northerly winds to develop, dispersing pollutants and leading to Good AQI levels statewide.  Tomorrow, moderate east-northeasterly winds will continue to disperse pollutants.  In addition, low humidity will inhibit particle formation.  These conditions will lead to Good AQI levels across Louisiana.  Monday, moderate southeasterly winds will develop ahead of an approaching low-pressure system, bringing in a more humid air mass.  In addition, isolated to scattered showers will further increase humidity.  While these conditions will aid particle production, the low-pressure system will increase vertical mixing and the moderate winds will disperse pollutants, keeping AQI levels high-Good.|Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/13/12||CST|2|F|N|Monroe|LA|32.5097|-92.0461|OZONE|25|Good|No|Today, surface high pressure over the Plains will cause moderate to strong northerly winds to develop, dispersing pollutants and leading to Good AQI levels statewide.  Tomorrow, moderate east-northeasterly winds will continue to disperse pollutants.  In addition, low humidity will inhibit particle formation.  These conditions will lead to Good AQI levels across Louisiana.  Monday, moderate southeasterly winds will develop ahead of an approaching low-pressure system, bringing in a more humid air mass.  In addition, isolated to scattered showers will further increase humidity.  While these conditions will aid particle production, the low-pressure system will increase vertical mixing and the moderate winds will disperse pollutants, keeping AQI levels high-Good.|Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|Y|Monterey Peninsula|CA|36.6136|-121.9097|OZONE||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|N|Monterey Peninsula|CA|36.6136|-121.9097|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|N|Monterey Peninsula|CA|36.6136|-121.9097|PM10||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|Y|Monterey Peninsula|CA|36.6136|-121.9097|OZONE||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|N|Monterey Peninsula|CA|36.6136|-121.9097|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|N|Monterey Peninsula|CA|36.6136|-121.9097|PM10||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|Y|Monterey Peninsula|CA|36.6136|-121.9097|OZONE||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|N|Monterey Peninsula|CA|36.6136|-121.9097|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|N|Monterey Peninsula|CA|36.6136|-121.9097|PM10||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/14/12||PST|5|F|Y|Monterey Peninsula|CA|36.6136|-121.9097|OZONE||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/14/12||PST|5|F|N|Monterey Peninsula|CA|36.6136|-121.9097|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/14/12||PST|5|F|N|Monterey Peninsula|CA|36.6136|-121.9097|PM10||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|OZONE|31|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|OZONE|21|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|OZONE|28|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|PM2.5|10|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|PM10|8|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/12/12||PST|2|F|Y|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|OZONE|33|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/12/12||PST|2|F|N|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|PM2.5|15|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/12/12||PST|2|F|N|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|PM10|12|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/13/12||PST|3|F|Y|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|OZONE|31|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/13/12||PST|3|F|N|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|PM2.5|9|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/13/12||PST|3|F|N|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|PM10|8|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/14/12||PST|4|F|Y|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|OZONE|29|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/14/12||PST|4|F|N|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|PM2.5|8|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/14/12||PST|4|F|N|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|PM10|7|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/15/12||PST|5|F|Y|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|OZONE|30|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/15/12||PST|5|F|N|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|PM2.5|7|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/15/12||PST|5|F|N|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|PM10|5|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Mount Vernon|WA|48.4100|-122.3375|OZONE|30|Good|No||Northwest Air Pollution Authority
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Mount Vernon|WA|48.4100|-122.3375|PM2.5|11|Good|No||Northwest Air Pollution Authority
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Mount Vernon|WA|48.4100|-122.3375|OZONE|20|Good|No||Northwest Air Pollution Authority
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|Mount Vernon|WA|48.4100|-122.3375|PM2.5|11|Good|No||Northwest Air Pollution Authority
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|Y|Mount Vernon|WA|48.4100|-122.3375|OZONE||Good|No|Expect good air quality for the next 24 to 48 hours.|Northwest Air Pollution Authority
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|N|Mount Vernon|WA|48.4100|-122.3375|PM2.5||Good|No|Expect good air quality for the next 24 to 48 hours.|Northwest Air Pollution Authority
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|Y|Mount Vernon|WA|48.4100|-122.3375|OZONE||Good|No|Expect good air quality for the next 24 to 48 hours.|Northwest Air Pollution Authority
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|N|Mount Vernon|WA|48.4100|-122.3375|PM2.5||Good|No|Expect good air quality for the next 24 to 48 hours.|Northwest Air Pollution Authority
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|Y|Mount Vernon|WA|48.4100|-122.3375|OZONE||Good|No|Expect good air quality for the next 24 to 48 hours.|Northwest Air Pollution Authority
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|N|Mount Vernon|WA|48.4100|-122.3375|PM2.5||Good|No|Expect good air quality for the next 24 to 48 hours.|Northwest Air Pollution Authority
02/11/12|02/10/12||HST|-1|Y|Y|Mountain View|HI|19.5700|-155.0777|PM2.5|40|Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/11/12|21:00|HST|0|O|Y|Mountain View|HI|19.5700|-155.0777|PM2.5|31|Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/11/12||HST|0|F|Y|Mountain View|HI|19.5700|-155.0777|PM2.5||Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/12/12||HST|1|F|Y|Mountain View|HI|19.5700|-155.0777|PM2.5||Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|N Coastal Orange|CA|33.6738|-117.9258|OZONE|27|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|N Coastal Orange|CA|33.6738|-117.9258|OZONE|23|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|N Coastal Orange|CA|33.6738|-117.9258|PM2.5|45|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|N Coastal Orange|CA|33.6738|-117.9258|PM10|19|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|N Coastal Orange|CA|33.6738|-117.9258|OZONE|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|N Coastal Orange|CA|33.6738|-117.9258|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|N Coastal Orange|CA|33.6738|-117.9258|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|N Coastal Orange|CA|33.6738|-117.9258|PM2.5|39|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|N Coastal Orange|CA|33.6738|-117.9258|PM10|21|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|N Coastal Orange|CA|33.6738|-117.9258|OZONE|24|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|N Coastal Orange|CA|33.6738|-117.9258|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|N Coastal Orange|CA|33.6738|-117.9258|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Napa|CA|38.3300|-122.2800|PM2.5|40|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Napa|CA|38.3300|-122.2800|OZONE|25|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Napa|CA|38.3300|-122.2800|PM2.5|25|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|Napa|CA|38.3300|-122.2800|OZONE|20|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Napa|CA|38.3300|-122.2800|PM2.5|36|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/12/12||PST|2|F|Y|Napa|CA|38.3300|-122.2800|PM2.5|36|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/13/12||PST|3|F|Y|Napa|CA|38.3300|-122.2800|PM2.5||Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/14/12||PST|4|F|Y|Napa|CA|38.3300|-122.2800|PM2.5||Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/15/12||PST|5|F|Y|Napa|CA|38.3300|-122.2800|PM2.5||Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Narragansett|RI|41.4942|-71.4219|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Rhode Island Dept. of Environmental Management
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|N|Narragansett|RI|41.4942|-71.4219|OZONE|20|Good|No||Rhode Island Dept. of Environmental Management
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Narragansett|RI|41.4942|-71.4219|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Rhode Island Dept. of Environmental Management
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|N|Narragansett|RI|41.4942|-71.4219|OZONE|20|Good|No||Rhode Island Dept. of Environmental Management
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Narragansett|RI|41.4942|-71.4219|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Rhode Island Dept. of Environmental Management
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|N|Narragansett|RI|41.4942|-71.4219|OZONE|20|Good|No||Rhode Island Dept. of Environmental Management
02/10/12|02/15/12||EST|5|F|Y|Narragansett|RI|41.4942|-71.4219|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Rhode Island Dept. of Environmental Management
02/10/12|02/15/12||EST|5|F|N|Narragansett|RI|41.4942|-71.4219|OZONE|20|Good|No||Rhode Island Dept. of Environmental Management
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Nashua|NH|42.7019|-71.4450|PM2.5|40|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|N|Nashua|NH|42.7019|-71.4450|OZONE|30|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Nashua|NH|42.7019|-71.4450|PM2.5|40|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|N|Nashua|NH|42.7019|-71.4450|OZONE|30|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Nashville|TN|36.1710|-86.7850|PM2.5|20|Good|No||Tennessee Air Pollution Control Division
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|Y|Nashville|TN|36.1710|-86.7850|PM2.5|17|Good|No||Tennessee Air Pollution Control Division
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|Y|Nashville|TN|36.1710|-86.7850|PM2.5|32|Good|No||Tennessee Air Pollution Control Division
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|Y|Nashville|TN|36.1710|-86.7850|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Tennessee Air Pollution Control Division
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|New Brunswick|NJ|40.4728|-74.4225|PM2.5|30|Good|No||New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|New Brunswick|NJ|40.4728|-74.4225|OZONE|19|Good|No||New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|New Brunswick|NJ|40.4728|-74.4225|OZONE|25|Good|No||New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|New Brunswick|NJ|40.4728|-74.4225|PM2.5|19|Good|No||New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|New Brunswick|NJ|40.4728|-74.4225|PM2.5|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|N|New Brunswick|NJ|40.4728|-74.4225|OZONE|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|New Brunswick|NJ|40.4728|-74.4225|PM2.5|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|N|New Brunswick|NJ|40.4728|-74.4225|OZONE|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|New Haven|CT|41.3392|-72.9214|PM2.5|60|Moderate|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|New Haven|CT|41.3392|-72.9214|PM10|16|Good|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|New Haven|CT|41.3392|-72.9214|OZONE|21|Good|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|New Haven|CT|41.3392|-72.9214|PM2.5|44|Good|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|New Haven|CT|41.3392|-72.9214|OZONE|20|Good|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|New Haven|CT|41.3392|-72.9214|PM2.5|24|Good|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|New Haven|CT|41.3392|-72.9214|PM2.5|46|Good|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|New Haven|CT|41.3392|-72.9214|PM2.5|70|Moderate|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|New Jersey|NJ|40.2480|-74.4900|PM2.5||Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|N|New Jersey|NJ|40.2480|-74.4900|OZONE||Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|New Jersey|NJ|40.2480|-74.4900|PM2.5||Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|N|New Jersey|NJ|40.2480|-74.4900|OZONE||Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|New Jersey Highlands|NJ|41.0000|-74.7500|PM2.5|45|Good|No||New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|New Jersey Highlands|NJ|41.0000|-74.7500|OZONE|24|Good|No||New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|New Jersey Highlands|NJ|41.0000|-74.7500|PM2.5|26|Good|No||New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|New Jersey Highlands|NJ|41.0000|-74.7500|OZONE|25|Good|No||New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|New Jersey Highlands|NJ|41.0000|-74.7500|PM2.5|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|N|New Jersey Highlands|NJ|41.0000|-74.7500|OZONE|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|New Jersey Highlands|NJ|41.0000|-74.7500|PM2.5|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|N|New Jersey Highlands|NJ|41.0000|-74.7500|OZONE|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|New London-Groton|CT|41.3430|-72.0300|PM2.5|61|Moderate|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|New London-Groton|CT|41.3430|-72.0300|PM2.5|46|Good|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|New London-Groton|CT|41.3430|-72.0300|PM2.5|14|Good|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|New London-Groton|CT|41.3430|-72.0300|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|New London-Groton|CT|41.3430|-72.0300|PM2.5|55|Moderate|No||Connecticut Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|New Orleans|LA|30.0660|-89.9310|OZONE|35|Good|No||Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|N|New Orleans|LA|30.0660|-89.9310|PM2.5|28|Good|No||Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|N|New Orleans|LA|30.0660|-89.9310|PM10|13|Good|No||Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|Y|New Orleans|LA|30.0660|-89.9310|OZONE|25|Good|No||Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|N|New Orleans|LA|30.0660|-89.9310|PM2.5|24|Good|No||Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/12/12||CST|1|F|Y|New Orleans|LA|30.0660|-89.9310|OZONE|37|Good|No|Today, surface high pressure over the Plains will cause moderate to strong northerly winds to develop, dispersing pollutants and leading to Good AQI levels statewide.  Tomorrow, moderate east-northeasterly winds will continue to disperse pollutants.  In addition, low humidity will inhibit particle formation.  These conditions will lead to Good AQI levels across Louisiana.  Monday, moderate southeasterly winds will develop ahead of an approaching low-pressure system, bringing in a more humid air mass.  In addition, isolated to scattered showers will further increase humidity.  While these conditions will aid particle production, the low-pressure system will increase vertical mixing and the moderate winds will disperse pollutants, keeping AQI levels high-Good.|Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/12/12||CST|1|F|N|New Orleans|LA|30.0660|-89.9310|PM2.5|26|Good|No|Today, surface high pressure over the Plains will cause moderate to strong northerly winds to develop, dispersing pollutants and leading to Good AQI levels statewide.  Tomorrow, moderate east-northeasterly winds will continue to disperse pollutants.  In addition, low humidity will inhibit particle formation.  These conditions will lead to Good AQI levels across Louisiana.  Monday, moderate southeasterly winds will develop ahead of an approaching low-pressure system, bringing in a more humid air mass.  In addition, isolated to scattered showers will further increase humidity.  While these conditions will aid particle production, the low-pressure system will increase vertical mixing and the moderate winds will disperse pollutants, keeping AQI levels high-Good.|Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/13/12||CST|2|F|Y|New Orleans|LA|30.0660|-89.9310|PM2.5|42|Good|No|Today, surface high pressure over the Plains will cause moderate to strong northerly winds to develop, dispersing pollutants and leading to Good AQI levels statewide.  Tomorrow, moderate east-northeasterly winds will continue to disperse pollutants.  In addition, low humidity will inhibit particle formation.  These conditions will lead to Good AQI levels across Louisiana.  Monday, moderate southeasterly winds will develop ahead of an approaching low-pressure system, bringing in a more humid air mass.  In addition, isolated to scattered showers will further increase humidity.  While these conditions will aid particle production, the low-pressure system will increase vertical mixing and the moderate winds will disperse pollutants, keeping AQI levels high-Good.|Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/13/12||CST|2|F|N|New Orleans|LA|30.0660|-89.9310|OZONE|31|Good|No|Today, surface high pressure over the Plains will cause moderate to strong northerly winds to develop, dispersing pollutants and leading to Good AQI levels statewide.  Tomorrow, moderate east-northeasterly winds will continue to disperse pollutants.  In addition, low humidity will inhibit particle formation.  These conditions will lead to Good AQI levels across Louisiana.  Monday, moderate southeasterly winds will develop ahead of an approaching low-pressure system, bringing in a more humid air mass.  In addition, isolated to scattered showers will further increase humidity.  While these conditions will aid particle production, the low-pressure system will increase vertical mixing and the moderate winds will disperse pollutants, keeping AQI levels high-Good.|Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|New York City|NY|40.5970|-74.1250|PM2.5|55|Moderate|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|New York City|NY|40.5970|-74.1250|OZONE|17|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|New York City|NY|40.5970|-74.1250|PM2.5|46|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|New York City|NY|40.5970|-74.1250|PM2.5|42|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|New York City|NY|40.5970|-74.1250|PM2.5|40|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Newark|NJ|40.7267|-74.1442|PM2.5|43|Good|No||New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Newark|NJ|40.7267|-74.1442|OZONE|19|Good|No||New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Newark|NJ|40.7267|-74.1442|PM2.5|26|Good|No||New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Newark|NJ|40.7267|-74.1442|OZONE|20|Good|No||New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Newark|NJ|40.7267|-74.1442|PM2.5|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|N|Newark|NJ|40.7267|-74.1442|OZONE|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Newark|NJ|40.7267|-74.1442|PM2.5|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|N|Newark|NJ|40.7267|-74.1442|OZONE|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Newburgh|NY|41.4994|-74.0097|OZONE|22|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Newburgh|NY|41.4994|-74.0097|PM2.5|26|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Newburgh|NY|41.4994|-74.0097|PM2.5|38|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Newbury|MA|42.7894|-70.8092|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No||Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Newbury|MA|42.7894|-70.8092|OZONE|26|Good|No||Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|Y|Newbury|MA|42.7894|-70.8092|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|N|Newbury|MA|42.7894|-70.8092|OZONE|35|Good|No||Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Niagara Falls|NY|43.0819|-79.0031|PM2.5|25|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Niagara Falls|NY|43.0819|-79.0031|PM2.5|31|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Niagara Falls|NY|43.0819|-79.0031|PM2.5|45|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Nicks Lake|NY|43.6856|-74.9864|OZONE|14|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Nicks Lake|NY|43.6856|-74.9864|PM2.5|8|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Nicks Lake|NY|43.6856|-74.9864|PM2.5|21|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|PM10|30|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|PM2.5|28|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|OZONE|30|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|PM2.5|30|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|OZONE|24|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|PM10|52|Moderate|No|2/10/2012 & 2/12/2012 --- Blowing Dust May Impact Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area:  Gusty northwest winds at times in the afternoon - some blowing dust may occur; however, the AQI is forecasted to remain in the good category. Extremely sensitive individuals with existing respiratory or heart conditions may experience adverse health effects and may need to take appropriate precautions. The general public likely will not experience symptoms. ---------2/11/2012 & 2/13/2012 ---- Better Breathers Alert - Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area. Air quality is forecasted to be unhealthy for very sensitive persons due to blowing dust and sand.  Blowing sand and dust is possible in the Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area on 2/11/2012 & 2/13/2012 due to windy conditions. PM10 hourly peaks are forecasted to occur in the mid-day from 10 am to 4 pm. Reschedule outdoor activities to occur when there is no visible dust. Very sensitive individuals such as infants, as well as children and adults with existing respiratory or heart conditions may experience adverse health effects during blowing dust periods. If blowing dust and sand is visible in the air, County officials recommend all adults and children avoid strenuous outdoor activity, remain indoors as much as possible, and set any heating/air conditioning/ventilation systems to recirculation. The public is advised to consult your doctor if you are experiencing health problems in an area with blowing dust and sand.|San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|PM2.5|51|Moderate|No|2/10/2012 & 2/12/2012 --- Blowing Dust May Impact Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area:  Gusty northwest winds at times in the afternoon - some blowing dust may occur; however, the AQI is forecasted to remain in the good category. Extremely sensitive individuals with existing respiratory or heart conditions may experience adverse health effects and may need to take appropriate precautions. The general public likely will not experience symptoms. ---------2/11/2012 & 2/13/2012 ---- Better Breathers Alert - Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area. Air quality is forecasted to be unhealthy for very sensitive persons due to blowing dust and sand.  Blowing sand and dust is possible in the Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area on 2/11/2012 & 2/13/2012 due to windy conditions. PM10 hourly peaks are forecasted to occur in the mid-day from 10 am to 4 pm. Reschedule outdoor activities to occur when there is no visible dust. Very sensitive individuals such as infants, as well as children and adults with existing respiratory or heart conditions may experience adverse health effects during blowing dust periods. If blowing dust and sand is visible in the air, County officials recommend all adults and children avoid strenuous outdoor activity, remain indoors as much as possible, and set any heating/air conditioning/ventilation systems to recirculation. The public is advised to consult your doctor if you are experiencing health problems in an area with blowing dust and sand.|San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|OZONE|29|Good|No|2/10/2012 & 2/12/2012 --- Blowing Dust May Impact Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area:  Gusty northwest winds at times in the afternoon - some blowing dust may occur; however, the AQI is forecasted to remain in the good category. Extremely sensitive individuals with existing respiratory or heart conditions may experience adverse health effects and may need to take appropriate precautions. The general public likely will not experience symptoms. ---------2/11/2012 & 2/13/2012 ---- Better Breathers Alert - Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area. Air quality is forecasted to be unhealthy for very sensitive persons due to blowing dust and sand.  Blowing sand and dust is possible in the Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area on 2/11/2012 & 2/13/2012 due to windy conditions. PM10 hourly peaks are forecasted to occur in the mid-day from 10 am to 4 pm. Reschedule outdoor activities to occur when there is no visible dust. Very sensitive individuals such as infants, as well as children and adults with existing respiratory or heart conditions may experience adverse health effects during blowing dust periods. If blowing dust and sand is visible in the air, County officials recommend all adults and children avoid strenuous outdoor activity, remain indoors as much as possible, and set any heating/air conditioning/ventilation systems to recirculation. The public is advised to consult your doctor if you are experiencing health problems in an area with blowing dust and sand.|San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/12/12||PST|2|F|Y|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|PM10|46|Good|No|2/10/2012 & 2/12/2012 --- Blowing Dust May Impact Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area:  Gusty northwest winds at times in the afternoon - some blowing dust may occur; however, the AQI is forecasted to remain in the good category. Extremely sensitive individuals with existing respiratory or heart conditions may experience adverse health effects and may need to take appropriate precautions. The general public likely will not experience symptoms. ---------2/11/2012 & 2/13/2012 ---- Better Breathers Alert - Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area. Air quality is forecasted to be unhealthy for very sensitive persons due to blowing dust and sand.  Blowing sand and dust is possible in the Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area on 2/11/2012 & 2/13/2012 due to windy conditions. PM10 hourly peaks are forecasted to occur in the mid-day from 10 am to 4 pm. Reschedule outdoor activities to occur when there is no visible dust. Very sensitive individuals such as infants, as well as children and adults with existing respiratory or heart conditions may experience adverse health effects during blowing dust periods. If blowing dust and sand is visible in the air, County officials recommend all adults and children avoid strenuous outdoor activity, remain indoors as much as possible, and set any heating/air conditioning/ventilation systems to recirculation. The public is advised to consult your doctor if you are experiencing health problems in an area with blowing dust and sand.|San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/12/12||PST|2|F|N|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|PM2.5|45|Good|No|2/10/2012 & 2/12/2012 --- Blowing Dust May Impact Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area:  Gusty northwest winds at times in the afternoon - some blowing dust may occur; however, the AQI is forecasted to remain in the good category. Extremely sensitive individuals with existing respiratory or heart conditions may experience adverse health effects and may need to take appropriate precautions. The general public likely will not experience symptoms. ---------2/11/2012 & 2/13/2012 ---- Better Breathers Alert - Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area. Air quality is forecasted to be unhealthy for very sensitive persons due to blowing dust and sand.  Blowing sand and dust is possible in the Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area on 2/11/2012 & 2/13/2012 due to windy conditions. PM10 hourly peaks are forecasted to occur in the mid-day from 10 am to 4 pm. Reschedule outdoor activities to occur when there is no visible dust. Very sensitive individuals such as infants, as well as children and adults with existing respiratory or heart conditions may experience adverse health effects during blowing dust periods. If blowing dust and sand is visible in the air, County officials recommend all adults and children avoid strenuous outdoor activity, remain indoors as much as possible, and set any heating/air conditioning/ventilation systems to recirculation. The public is advised to consult your doctor if you are experiencing health problems in an area with blowing dust and sand.|San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/12/12||PST|2|F|N|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|OZONE|33|Good|No|2/10/2012 & 2/12/2012 --- Blowing Dust May Impact Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area:  Gusty northwest winds at times in the afternoon - some blowing dust may occur; however, the AQI is forecasted to remain in the good category. Extremely sensitive individuals with existing respiratory or heart conditions may experience adverse health effects and may need to take appropriate precautions. The general public likely will not experience symptoms. ---------2/11/2012 & 2/13/2012 ---- Better Breathers Alert - Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area. Air quality is forecasted to be unhealthy for very sensitive persons due to blowing dust and sand.  Blowing sand and dust is possible in the Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area on 2/11/2012 & 2/13/2012 due to windy conditions. PM10 hourly peaks are forecasted to occur in the mid-day from 10 am to 4 pm. Reschedule outdoor activities to occur when there is no visible dust. Very sensitive individuals such as infants, as well as children and adults with existing respiratory or heart conditions may experience adverse health effects during blowing dust periods. If blowing dust and sand is visible in the air, County officials recommend all adults and children avoid strenuous outdoor activity, remain indoors as much as possible, and set any heating/air conditioning/ventilation systems to recirculation. The public is advised to consult your doctor if you are experiencing health problems in an area with blowing dust and sand.|San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/13/12||PST|3|F|Y|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|PM10|60|Moderate|No|2/10/2012 & 2/12/2012 --- Blowing Dust May Impact Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area:  Gusty northwest winds at times in the afternoon - some blowing dust may occur; however, the AQI is forecasted to remain in the good category. Extremely sensitive individuals with existing respiratory or heart conditions may experience adverse health effects and may need to take appropriate precautions. The general public likely will not experience symptoms. ---------2/11/2012 & 2/13/2012 ---- Better Breathers Alert - Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area. Air quality is forecasted to be unhealthy for very sensitive persons due to blowing dust and sand.  Blowing sand and dust is possible in the Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area on 2/11/2012 & 2/13/2012 due to windy conditions. PM10 hourly peaks are forecasted to occur in the mid-day from 10 am to 4 pm. Reschedule outdoor activities to occur when there is no visible dust. Very sensitive individuals such as infants, as well as children and adults with existing respiratory or heart conditions may experience adverse health effects during blowing dust periods. If blowing dust and sand is visible in the air, County officials recommend all adults and children avoid strenuous outdoor activity, remain indoors as much as possible, and set any heating/air conditioning/ventilation systems to recirculation. The public is advised to consult your doctor if you are experiencing health problems in an area with blowing dust and sand.|San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/13/12||PST|3|F|N|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|PM2.5|59|Moderate|No|2/10/2012 & 2/12/2012 --- Blowing Dust May Impact Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area:  Gusty northwest winds at times in the afternoon - some blowing dust may occur; however, the AQI is forecasted to remain in the good category. Extremely sensitive individuals with existing respiratory or heart conditions may experience adverse health effects and may need to take appropriate precautions. The general public likely will not experience symptoms. ---------2/11/2012 & 2/13/2012 ---- Better Breathers Alert - Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area. Air quality is forecasted to be unhealthy for very sensitive persons due to blowing dust and sand.  Blowing sand and dust is possible in the Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area on 2/11/2012 & 2/13/2012 due to windy conditions. PM10 hourly peaks are forecasted to occur in the mid-day from 10 am to 4 pm. Reschedule outdoor activities to occur when there is no visible dust. Very sensitive individuals such as infants, as well as children and adults with existing respiratory or heart conditions may experience adverse health effects during blowing dust periods. If blowing dust and sand is visible in the air, County officials recommend all adults and children avoid strenuous outdoor activity, remain indoors as much as possible, and set any heating/air conditioning/ventilation systems to recirculation. The public is advised to consult your doctor if you are experiencing health problems in an area with blowing dust and sand.|San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/13/12||PST|3|F|N|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|OZONE|31|Good|No|2/10/2012 & 2/12/2012 --- Blowing Dust May Impact Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area:  Gusty northwest winds at times in the afternoon - some blowing dust may occur; however, the AQI is forecasted to remain in the good category. Extremely sensitive individuals with existing respiratory or heart conditions may experience adverse health effects and may need to take appropriate precautions. The general public likely will not experience symptoms. ---------2/11/2012 & 2/13/2012 ---- Better Breathers Alert - Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area. Air quality is forecasted to be unhealthy for very sensitive persons due to blowing dust and sand.  Blowing sand and dust is possible in the Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area on 2/11/2012 & 2/13/2012 due to windy conditions. PM10 hourly peaks are forecasted to occur in the mid-day from 10 am to 4 pm. Reschedule outdoor activities to occur when there is no visible dust. Very sensitive individuals such as infants, as well as children and adults with existing respiratory or heart conditions may experience adverse health effects during blowing dust periods. If blowing dust and sand is visible in the air, County officials recommend all adults and children avoid strenuous outdoor activity, remain indoors as much as possible, and set any heating/air conditioning/ventilation systems to recirculation. The public is advised to consult your doctor if you are experiencing health problems in an area with blowing dust and sand.|San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/14/12||PST|4|F|Y|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|OZONE|29|Good|No|2/10/2012 & 2/12/2012 --- Blowing Dust May Impact Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area:  Gusty northwest winds at times in the afternoon - some blowing dust may occur; however, the AQI is forecasted to remain in the good category. Extremely sensitive individuals with existing respiratory or heart conditions may experience adverse health effects and may need to take appropriate precautions. The general public likely will not experience symptoms. ---------2/11/2012 & 2/13/2012 ---- Better Breathers Alert - Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area. Air quality is forecasted to be unhealthy for very sensitive persons due to blowing dust and sand.  Blowing sand and dust is possible in the Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area on 2/11/2012 & 2/13/2012 due to windy conditions. PM10 hourly peaks are forecasted to occur in the mid-day from 10 am to 4 pm. Reschedule outdoor activities to occur when there is no visible dust. Very sensitive individuals such as infants, as well as children and adults with existing respiratory or heart conditions may experience adverse health effects during blowing dust periods. If blowing dust and sand is visible in the air, County officials recommend all adults and children avoid strenuous outdoor activity, remain indoors as much as possible, and set any heating/air conditioning/ventilation systems to recirculation. The public is advised to consult your doctor if you are experiencing health problems in an area with blowing dust and sand.|San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/14/12||PST|4|F|N|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|PM2.5|28|Good|No|2/10/2012 & 2/12/2012 --- Blowing Dust May Impact Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area:  Gusty northwest winds at times in the afternoon - some blowing dust may occur; however, the AQI is forecasted to remain in the good category. Extremely sensitive individuals with existing respiratory or heart conditions may experience adverse health effects and may need to take appropriate precautions. The general public likely will not experience symptoms. ---------2/11/2012 & 2/13/2012 ---- Better Breathers Alert - Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area. Air quality is forecasted to be unhealthy for very sensitive persons due to blowing dust and sand.  Blowing sand and dust is possible in the Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area on 2/11/2012 & 2/13/2012 due to windy conditions. PM10 hourly peaks are forecasted to occur in the mid-day from 10 am to 4 pm. Reschedule outdoor activities to occur when there is no visible dust. Very sensitive individuals such as infants, as well as children and adults with existing respiratory or heart conditions may experience adverse health effects during blowing dust periods. If blowing dust and sand is visible in the air, County officials recommend all adults and children avoid strenuous outdoor activity, remain indoors as much as possible, and set any heating/air conditioning/ventilation systems to recirculation. The public is advised to consult your doctor if you are experiencing health problems in an area with blowing dust and sand.|San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/14/12||PST|4|F|N|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|PM10|27|Good|No|2/10/2012 & 2/12/2012 --- Blowing Dust May Impact Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area:  Gusty northwest winds at times in the afternoon - some blowing dust may occur; however, the AQI is forecasted to remain in the good category. Extremely sensitive individuals with existing respiratory or heart conditions may experience adverse health effects and may need to take appropriate precautions. The general public likely will not experience symptoms. ---------2/11/2012 & 2/13/2012 ---- Better Breathers Alert - Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area. Air quality is forecasted to be unhealthy for very sensitive persons due to blowing dust and sand.  Blowing sand and dust is possible in the Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area on 2/11/2012 & 2/13/2012 due to windy conditions. PM10 hourly peaks are forecasted to occur in the mid-day from 10 am to 4 pm. Reschedule outdoor activities to occur when there is no visible dust. Very sensitive individuals such as infants, as well as children and adults with existing respiratory or heart conditions may experience adverse health effects during blowing dust periods. If blowing dust and sand is visible in the air, County officials recommend all adults and children avoid strenuous outdoor activity, remain indoors as much as possible, and set any heating/air conditioning/ventilation systems to recirculation. The public is advised to consult your doctor if you are experiencing health problems in an area with blowing dust and sand.|San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/15/12||PST|5|F|Y|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|PM2.5|32|Good|No|2/10/2012 & 2/12/2012 --- Blowing Dust May Impact Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area:  Gusty northwest winds at times in the afternoon - some blowing dust may occur; however, the AQI is forecasted to remain in the good category. Extremely sensitive individuals with existing respiratory or heart conditions may experience adverse health effects and may need to take appropriate precautions. The general public likely will not experience symptoms. ---------2/11/2012 & 2/13/2012 ---- Better Breathers Alert - Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area. Air quality is forecasted to be unhealthy for very sensitive persons due to blowing dust and sand.  Blowing sand and dust is possible in the Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area on 2/11/2012 & 2/13/2012 due to windy conditions. PM10 hourly peaks are forecasted to occur in the mid-day from 10 am to 4 pm. Reschedule outdoor activities to occur when there is no visible dust. Very sensitive individuals such as infants, as well as children and adults with existing respiratory or heart conditions may experience adverse health effects during blowing dust periods. If blowing dust and sand is visible in the air, County officials recommend all adults and children avoid strenuous outdoor activity, remain indoors as much as possible, and set any heating/air conditioning/ventilation systems to recirculation. The public is advised to consult your doctor if you are experiencing health problems in an area with blowing dust and sand.|San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/15/12||PST|5|F|N|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|PM10|31|Good|No|2/10/2012 & 2/12/2012 --- Blowing Dust May Impact Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area:  Gusty northwest winds at times in the afternoon - some blowing dust may occur; however, the AQI is forecasted to remain in the good category. Extremely sensitive individuals with existing respiratory or heart conditions may experience adverse health effects and may need to take appropriate precautions. The general public likely will not experience symptoms. ---------2/11/2012 & 2/13/2012 ---- Better Breathers Alert - Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area. Air quality is forecasted to be unhealthy for very sensitive persons due to blowing dust and sand.  Blowing sand and dust is possible in the Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area on 2/11/2012 & 2/13/2012 due to windy conditions. PM10 hourly peaks are forecasted to occur in the mid-day from 10 am to 4 pm. Reschedule outdoor activities to occur when there is no visible dust. Very sensitive individuals such as infants, as well as children and adults with existing respiratory or heart conditions may experience adverse health effects during blowing dust periods. If blowing dust and sand is visible in the air, County officials recommend all adults and children avoid strenuous outdoor activity, remain indoors as much as possible, and set any heating/air conditioning/ventilation systems to recirculation. The public is advised to consult your doctor if you are experiencing health problems in an area with blowing dust and sand.|San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/15/12||PST|5|F|N|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|OZONE|30|Good|No|2/10/2012 & 2/12/2012 --- Blowing Dust May Impact Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area:  Gusty northwest winds at times in the afternoon - some blowing dust may occur; however, the AQI is forecasted to remain in the good category. Extremely sensitive individuals with existing respiratory or heart conditions may experience adverse health effects and may need to take appropriate precautions. The general public likely will not experience symptoms. ---------2/11/2012 & 2/13/2012 ---- Better Breathers Alert - Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area. Air quality is forecasted to be unhealthy for very sensitive persons due to blowing dust and sand.  Blowing sand and dust is possible in the Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area on 2/11/2012 & 2/13/2012 due to windy conditions. PM10 hourly peaks are forecasted to occur in the mid-day from 10 am to 4 pm. Reschedule outdoor activities to occur when there is no visible dust. Very sensitive individuals such as infants, as well as children and adults with existing respiratory or heart conditions may experience adverse health effects during blowing dust periods. If blowing dust and sand is visible in the air, County officials recommend all adults and children avoid strenuous outdoor activity, remain indoors as much as possible, and set any heating/air conditioning/ventilation systems to recirculation. The public is advised to consult your doctor if you are experiencing health problems in an area with blowing dust and sand.|San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Norco/Corona|CA|33.8584|-117.5285|PM2.5|40|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Norco/Corona|CA|33.8584|-117.5285|PM10|29|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Norco/Corona|CA|33.8584|-117.5285|OZONE|26|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Norco/Corona|CA|33.8584|-117.5285|PM2.5|26|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|Norco/Corona|CA|33.8584|-117.5285|OZONE|23|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Norco/Corona|CA|33.8584|-117.5285|PM2.5|49|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Norco/Corona|CA|33.8584|-117.5285|PM10|29|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Norco/Corona|CA|33.8584|-117.5285|OZONE|33|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Norco/Corona|CA|33.8584|-117.5285|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Norco/Corona|CA|33.8584|-117.5285|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Norco/Corona|CA|33.8584|-117.5285|PM2.5|49|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Norco/Corona|CA|33.8584|-117.5285|PM10|24|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Norco/Corona|CA|33.8584|-117.5285|OZONE|29|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Norco/Corona|CA|33.8584|-117.5285|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Norco/Corona|CA|33.8584|-117.5285|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|North Orange CO|CA|34.9252|-117.9522|OZONE|25|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|North Orange CO|CA|34.9252|-117.9522|OZONE|14|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|North Orange CO|CA|34.9252|-117.9522|PM2.5|45|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|North Orange CO|CA|34.9252|-117.9522|PM10|26|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|North Orange CO|CA|34.9252|-117.9522|OZONE|24|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|North Orange CO|CA|34.9252|-117.9522|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|North Orange CO|CA|34.9252|-117.9522|NO2|30|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|North Orange CO|CA|34.9252|-117.9522|PM2.5|39|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|North Orange CO|CA|34.9252|-117.9522|PM10|22|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|North Orange CO|CA|34.9252|-117.9522|OZONE|30|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|North Orange CO|CA|34.9252|-117.9522|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|North Orange CO|CA|34.9252|-117.9522|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Northern Delaware|DE|39.6667|-75.6000|PM2.5|61|Moderate|No||Delaware Dept. of Natural Resources and Environment
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Northern Delaware|DE|39.6667|-75.6000|OZONE|25|Good|No||Delaware Dept. of Natural Resources and Environment
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Northern Delaware|DE|39.6667|-75.6000|PM2.5|26|Good|No||Delaware Dept. of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Northern Delaware|DE|39.6667|-75.6000|PM2.5|25|Good|No|Snow is likely on Saturday with much cooler temperatures settling over the state of Delaware during the evening periods. Air quality levels will remain in the good range as a cooler and drier air mass settles over the state.  Extended Forecast: Sunday, a northeasterly flow forms throughout the state of Delaware after the passage of a cold front. Cooler and drier air will move over Delaware limiting particle concentrations to the good range. Winds will slowly become southeasterly on Monday, causing warmer and more moist conditions to move into the state. Strong winds will limit air quality levels to the good range. -Geiger|Delaware Dept. of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Northern Delaware|DE|39.6667|-75.6000|PM2.5|30|Good|No|Snow is likely on Saturday with much cooler temperatures settling over the state of Delaware during the evening periods. Air quality levels will remain in the good range as a cooler and drier air mass settles over the state.  Extended Forecast: Sunday, a northeasterly flow forms throughout the state of Delaware after the passage of a cold front. Cooler and drier air will move over Delaware limiting particle concentrations to the good range. Winds will slowly become southeasterly on Monday, causing warmer and more moist conditions to move into the state. Strong winds will limit air quality levels to the good range. -Geiger|Delaware Dept. of Natural Resources and Environment
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Northern Delaware|DE|39.6667|-75.6000|PM2.5|35|Good|No|Snow is likely on Saturday with much cooler temperatures settling over the state of Delaware during the evening periods. Air quality levels will remain in the good range as a cooler and drier air mass settles over the state.  Extended Forecast: Sunday, a northeasterly flow forms throughout the state of Delaware after the passage of a cold front. Cooler and drier air will move over Delaware limiting particle concentrations to the good range. Winds will slowly become southeasterly on Monday, causing warmer and more moist conditions to move into the state. Strong winds will limit air quality levels to the good range. -Geiger|Delaware Dept. of Natural Resources and Environment
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Northern Virginia|VA|38.8340|-77.2760|PM2.5|47|Good|No||Virginia Dept. of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Northern Virginia|VA|38.8340|-77.2760|PM10|11|Good|No||Virginia Dept. of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Northern Virginia|VA|38.8340|-77.2760|OZONE|27|Good|No||Virginia Dept. of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Northern Virginia|VA|38.8340|-77.2760|PM2.5|48|Good|No||Virginia Dept. of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Northern Virginia|VA|38.8340|-77.2760|OZONE|24|Good|No||Virginia Dept. of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Northern Virginia|VA|38.8340|-77.2760|PM2.5|32|Good|No||Virginia Dept. of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Northern Virginia|VA|38.8340|-77.2760|PM2.5|39|Good|No||Virginia Dept. of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Northern Virginia|VA|38.8340|-77.2760|PM2.5|49|Good|No||Virginia Dept. of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/15/12||EST|5|F|Y|Northern Virginia|VA|38.8340|-77.2760|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No||Virginia Dept. of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|NW Coastal LA|CA|34.0505|-118.4566|OZONE|30|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|NW Coastal LA|CA|34.0505|-118.4566|OZONE|16|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|NW Coastal LA|CA|34.0505|-118.4566|OZONE|36|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|NW Coastal LA|CA|34.0505|-118.4566|PM2.5|29|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|NW Coastal LA|CA|34.0505|-118.4566|PM10|21|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|NW Coastal LA|CA|34.0505|-118.4566|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|NW Coastal LA|CA|34.0505|-118.4566|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|NW Coastal LA|CA|34.0505|-118.4566|PM2.5|42|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|NW Coastal LA|CA|34.0505|-118.4566|PM10|23|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|NW Coastal LA|CA|34.0505|-118.4566|OZONE|27|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|NW Coastal LA|CA|34.0505|-118.4566|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|NW Coastal LA|CA|34.0505|-118.4566|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|NW San Bernardino|CA|34.1038|-117.6291|PM2.5|48|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|NW San Bernardino|CA|34.1038|-117.6291|PM10|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|NW San Bernardino|CA|34.1038|-117.6291|OZONE|19|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|NW San Bernardino|CA|34.1038|-117.6291|PM2.5|50|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|NW San Bernardino|CA|34.1038|-117.6291|OZONE|16|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|NW San Bernardino|CA|34.1038|-117.6291|PM2.5|45|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|NW San Bernardino|CA|34.1038|-117.6291|PM10|31|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|NW San Bernardino|CA|34.1038|-117.6291|OZONE|24|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|NW San Bernardino|CA|34.1038|-117.6291|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|NW San Bernardino|CA|34.1038|-117.6291|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|NW San Bernardino|CA|34.1038|-117.6291|PM2.5|42|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|NW San Bernardino|CA|34.1038|-117.6291|PM10|22|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|NW San Bernardino|CA|34.1038|-117.6291|OZONE|33|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|NW San Bernardino|CA|34.1038|-117.6291|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|NW San Bernardino|CA|34.1038|-117.6291|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Oak Harbor|WA|48.2930|-122.6594|PM2.5|7|Good|No||Northwest Air Pollution Authority
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Oak Harbor|WA|48.2930|-122.6594|PM2.5|6|Good|No||Northwest Air Pollution Authority
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|Y|Oak Harbor|WA|48.2930|-122.6594|PM2.5||Good|No|Expect good air quality for the next 24 to 48 hours.|Northwest Air Pollution Authority
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|Y|Oak Harbor|WA|48.2930|-122.6594|PM2.5||Good|No|Expect good air quality for the next 24 to 48 hours.|Northwest Air Pollution Authority
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|Y|Oak Harbor|WA|48.2930|-122.6594|PM2.5||Good|No|Expect good air quality for the next 24 to 48 hours.|Northwest Air Pollution Authority
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Oakland|CA|37.8000|-122.2700|PM2.5|43|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Oakland|CA|37.8000|-122.2700|OZONE|29|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Oakland|CA|37.8000|-122.2700|PM2.5|28|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|Oakland|CA|37.8000|-122.2700|OZONE|22|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Oakland|CA|37.8000|-122.2700|PM2.5|32|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/12/12||PST|2|F|Y|Oakland|CA|37.8000|-122.2700|PM2.5|36|Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/13/12||PST|3|F|Y|Oakland|CA|37.8000|-122.2700|PM2.5||Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/14/12||PST|4|F|Y|Oakland|CA|37.8000|-122.2700|PM2.5||Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/10/12|02/15/12||PST|5|F|Y|Oakland|CA|37.8000|-122.2700|PM2.5||Good|No||San Francisco Bay Area AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Oakridge|OR|43.7444|-122.4806|PM2.5|27|Good|No||Lane Region Air Pollution Authority
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Oakridge|OR|43.7444|-122.4806|PM2.5|37|Good|No||Lane Region Air Pollution Authority
02/11/12|02/11/12||PST|0|F|Y|Oakridge|OR|43.7444|-122.4806|PM2.5||Good|No||Lane Region Air Pollution Authority
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Oakridge|OR|43.7444|-122.4806|PM2.5||Good|No||Lane Region Air Pollution Authority
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Ocean County/Colliers Mills|NJ|40.0653|-74.4456|PM2.5|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|N|Ocean County/Colliers Mills|NJ|40.0653|-74.4456|OZONE|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Ocean County/Colliers Mills|NJ|40.0653|-74.4456|PM2.5|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|N|Ocean County/Colliers Mills|NJ|40.0653|-74.4456|OZONE|35|Good|No|February 10 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to westerly winds and increasing clouds.  February 11 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey with rain and snow showers.  February 12 - Good air quality is forecast across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.  February 13 - Good air quality is forecast to continue across New Jersey due to northerly winds and much colder temperatures.|New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/10/12||HST|-1|Y|Y|Ocean View|HI|19.1176|-155.7781|PM2.5|41|Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/11/12|21:00|HST|0|O|Y|Ocean View|HI|19.1176|-155.7781|PM2.5|50|Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/11/12||HST|0|F|Y|Ocean View|HI|19.1176|-155.7781|PM2.5||Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/12/12||HST|1|F|Y|Ocean View|HI|19.1176|-155.7781|PM2.5||Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|Y|Ogden|UT|41.2259|-111.9722|PM2.5|33|Good|No||Utah Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|N|Ogden|UT|41.2259|-111.9722|PM10|23|Good|No||Utah Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|N|Ogden|UT|41.2259|-111.9722|OZONE|19|Good|No||Utah Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|0:00|MST|0|O|Y|Ogden|UT|41.2259|-111.9722|PM2.5|47|Good|No||Utah Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/12/12||MST|1|F|Y|Ogden|UT|41.2259|-111.9722|PM2.5||Good|No||Utah Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/13/12||MST|2|F|Y|Ogden|UT|41.2259|-111.9722|PM2.5||Good|No||Utah Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Ojai|CA|34.4170|-119.2460|OZONE|38|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Ojai|CA|34.4170|-119.2460|PM2.5|24|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Ojai|CA|34.4170|-119.2460|PM2.5|21|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|Ojai|CA|34.4170|-119.2460|OZONE|13|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Ojai|CA|34.4170|-119.2460|PM2.5|50|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Ojai|CA|34.4170|-119.2460|OZONE|40|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/10/12|02/12/12||PST|2|F|Y|Ojai|CA|34.4170|-119.2460|PM2.5|50|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/10/12|02/12/12||PST|2|F|N|Ojai|CA|34.4170|-119.2460|OZONE|40|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/10/12|02/13/12||PST|3|F|Y|Ojai|CA|34.4170|-119.2460|OZONE|35|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/10/12|02/13/12||PST|3|F|N|Ojai|CA|34.4170|-119.2460|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/10/12|02/14/12||PST|4|F|Y|Ojai|CA|34.4170|-119.2460|OZONE|35|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/10/12|02/14/12||PST|4|F|N|Ojai|CA|34.4170|-119.2460|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Oklahoma City|OK|35.4670|-97.5130|OZONE|28|Good|No||Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|N|Oklahoma City|OK|35.4670|-97.5130|PM2.5|18|Good|No||Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|Y|Oklahoma City|OK|35.4670|-97.5130|PM2.5|28|Good|No||Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|Y|Oklahoma City|OK|35.4670|-97.5130|OZONE|30|Good|No||Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|N|Oklahoma City|OK|35.4670|-97.5130|PM2.5|25|Good|No||Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|Y|Oklahoma City|OK|35.4670|-97.5130|OZONE|25|Good|No||Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|N|Oklahoma City|OK|35.4670|-97.5130|PM2.5|20|Good|No||Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|Y|Oklahoma City|OK|35.4670|-97.5130|OZONE|25|Good|No||Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|N|Oklahoma City|OK|35.4670|-97.5130|PM2.5|20|Good|No||Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/15/12||CST|5|F|Y|Oklahoma City|OK|35.4670|-97.5130|OZONE|30|Good|No||Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/15/12||CST|5|F|N|Oklahoma City|OK|35.4670|-97.5130|PM2.5|25|Good|No||Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Olympia-Lacey-Tumwater|WA|47.0420|-122.8900|PM2.5|21|Good|No||Olympic Region Clean Air Agency
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Olympia-Lacey-Tumwater|WA|47.0420|-122.8900|PM2.5|38|Good|No||Olympic Region Clean Air Agency
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|Y|Olympia-Lacey-Tumwater|WA|47.0420|-122.8900|PM2.5||Moderate|No||Olympic Region Clean Air Agency
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|Y|Olympia-Lacey-Tumwater|WA|47.0420|-122.8900|PM2.5||Moderate|No||Olympic Region Clean Air Agency
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|Y|Olympia-Lacey-Tumwater|WA|47.0420|-122.8900|PM2.5||Good|No||Olympic Region Clean Air Agency
02/09/12|02/14/12||PST|5|F|Y|Olympia-Lacey-Tumwater|WA|47.0420|-122.8900|PM2.5||Good|No||Olympic Region Clean Air Agency
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Omaha|NE|41.2655|-95.9836|OZONE|20|Good|No||Douglas County Health Department (Omaha)
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|N|Omaha|NE|41.2655|-95.9836|PM2.5|17|Good|No||Douglas County Health Department (Omaha)
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|Y|Omaha|NE|41.2655|-95.9836|PM2.5|32|Good|No||Douglas County Health Department (Omaha)
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|N|Omaha|NE|41.2655|-95.9836|OZONE|6|Good|No||Douglas County Health Department (Omaha)
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|Y|Omaha|NE|41.2655|-95.9836|PM2.5|29|Good|No||Douglas County Health Department (Omaha)
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|N|Omaha|NE|41.2655|-95.9836|OZONE|17|Good|No||Douglas County Health Department (Omaha)
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|N|Omaha|NE|41.2655|-95.9836|CO|4|Good|No||Douglas County Health Department (Omaha)
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Orlando|FL|28.5050|-81.3740|PM2.5|43|Good|No||Orange County Environmental Protection Division
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Orlando|FL|28.5050|-81.3740|OZONE|37|Good|No||Orange County Environmental Protection Division
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Orlando|FL|28.5050|-81.3740|OZONE||Good|No||Orange County Environmental Protection Division
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Orlando|FL|28.5050|-81.3740|OZONE||Good|No||Orange County Environmental Protection Division
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Oxnard|CA|34.2650|-119.1340|OZONE|31|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Oxnard|CA|34.2650|-119.1340|PM2.5|18|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Oxnard|CA|34.2650|-119.1340|OZONE|13|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|Oxnard|CA|34.2650|-119.1340|PM2.5|13|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Oxnard|CA|34.2650|-119.1340|PM2.5|50|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Oxnard|CA|34.2650|-119.1340|OZONE|40|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/10/12|02/12/12||PST|2|F|Y|Oxnard|CA|34.2650|-119.1340|PM2.5|50|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/10/12|02/12/12||PST|2|F|N|Oxnard|CA|34.2650|-119.1340|OZONE|40|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/10/12|02/13/12||PST|3|F|Y|Oxnard|CA|34.2650|-119.1340|OZONE|35|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/10/12|02/13/12||PST|3|F|N|Oxnard|CA|34.2650|-119.1340|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/10/12|02/14/12||PST|4|F|Y|Oxnard|CA|34.2650|-119.1340|OZONE|35|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/10/12|02/14/12||PST|4|F|N|Oxnard|CA|34.2650|-119.1340|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/11/12|02/10/12||HST|-1|Y|Y|Pahala|HI|19.2038|-155.4800|PM2.5|39|Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/11/12|21:00|HST|0|O|Y|Pahala|HI|19.2038|-155.4800|PM2.5|26|Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/11/12||HST|0|F|Y|Pahala|HI|19.2038|-155.4800|PM2.5||Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/12/12||HST|1|F|Y|Pahala|HI|19.2038|-155.4800|PM2.5||Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Paradise|CA|39.7564|-121.6044|OZONE|31|Good|No||Butte County Air Quality Management District
02/11/12|02/11/12||PST|0|F|Y|Paradise|CA|39.7564|-121.6044|PM2.5||Good|No||Butte County Air Quality Management District
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Paradise|CA|39.7564|-121.6044|PM2.5||Good|No||Butte County Air Quality Management District
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Paradise Road|CA|34.5416|-119.7914|OZONE|35|Good|No||Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Paradise Road|CA|34.5416|-119.7914|OZONE|25|Good|No||Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District
02/11/12|02/11/12||PST|0|F|Y|Paradise Road|CA|34.5416|-119.7914|OZONE||Good|No||Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Paradise Road|CA|34.5416|-119.7914|OZONE||Good|No||Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Pasco County|FL|28.3322|-82.3056|OZONE|36|Good|No||City of Lakeland
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Pasco County|FL|28.3322|-82.3056|OZONE||Good|No||City of Lakeland
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Pasco County|FL|28.3322|-82.3056|OZONE||Good|No||City of Lakeland
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Pasco County|FL|28.3322|-82.3056|OZONE||Good|No||City of Lakeland
02/10/12|02/15/12||EST|5|F|Y|Pasco County|FL|28.3322|-82.3056|OZONE||Good|No||City of Lakeland
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|OZONE|29|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|PM2.5|12|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|PM10|10|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|OZONE|22|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|PM2.5|14|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|OZONE|28|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|PM2.5|14|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|PM10|12|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/12/12||PST|2|F|Y|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|OZONE|29|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/12/12||PST|2|F|N|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|PM2.5|20|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/12/12||PST|2|F|N|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|PM10|16|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/13/12||PST|3|F|Y|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|OZONE|30|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/13/12||PST|3|F|N|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|PM2.5|19|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/13/12||PST|3|F|N|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|PM10|15|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/14/12||PST|4|F|Y|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|OZONE|32|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/14/12||PST|4|F|N|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|PM2.5|16|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/14/12||PST|4|F|N|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|PM10|14|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/15/12||PST|5|F|Y|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|OZONE|31|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/15/12||PST|5|F|N|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|PM2.5|15|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/10/12|02/15/12||PST|5|F|N|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|PM10|11|Good|No||San Luis Obispo County APCD
02/11/12|02/10/12||HST|-1|Y|Y|Pearl City|HI|21.3928|-157.9691|PM2.5|22|Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/10/12||HST|-1|Y|N|Pearl City|HI|21.3928|-157.9691|PM10|22|Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/11/12|21:00|HST|0|O|Y|Pearl City|HI|21.3928|-157.9691|PM2.5|32|Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/11/12||HST|0|F|Y|Pearl City|HI|21.3928|-157.9691|PM2.5||Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/11/12|02/12/12||HST|1|F|Y|Pearl City|HI|21.3928|-157.9691|PM2.5||Good|No||Hawaii State Dept. of Health
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Penobscot Nation|ME|44.9520|-68.6477|OZONE|27|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Penobscot Nation|ME|44.9520|-68.6477|OZONE|24|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Penobscot Nation|ME|44.9520|-68.6477|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Penobscot Nation|ME|44.9520|-68.6477|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Penobscot Nation|ME|44.9520|-68.6477|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Pensacola|FL|30.5900|-87.3300|OZONE|30|Good|No||Florida Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Pensacola|FL|30.5900|-87.3300|PM2.5|27|Good|No||Florida Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|Y|Pensacola|FL|30.5900|-87.3300|OZONE|42|Good|No||Florida Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||CST|-1|Y|Y|Peoria|IL|40.6870|-89.6070|OZONE|25|Good|No||Illinois EPA
02/12/12|02/12/12|1:00|CST|0|O|Y|Peoria|IL|40.6870|-89.6070|PM2.5|12|Good|No||Illinois EPA
02/10/12|02/12/12||CST|2|F|Y|Peoria|IL|40.6870|-89.6070|PM2.5||Good|No||Illinois EPA
02/10/12|02/13/12||CST|3|F|Y|Peoria|IL|40.6870|-89.6070|PM2.5||Good|No||Illinois EPA
02/10/12|02/14/12||CST|4|F|Y|Peoria|IL|40.6870|-89.6070|PM2.5||Good|No||Illinois EPA
02/10/12|02/15/12||CST|5|F|Y|Peoria|IL|40.6870|-89.6070|PM2.5||Moderate|No||Illinois EPA
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Perch River|NY|44.0878|-75.9744|OZONE|27|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Perch River|NY|44.0878|-75.9744|PM2.5|25|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Perch River|NY|44.0878|-75.9744|PM2.5|35|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Perris Vly|CA|33.7888|-117.2277|OZONE|28|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Perris Vly|CA|33.7888|-117.2277|OZONE|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Perris Vly|CA|33.7888|-117.2277|PM2.5|39|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Perris Vly|CA|33.7888|-117.2277|PM10|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Perris Vly|CA|33.7888|-117.2277|OZONE|38|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Perris Vly|CA|33.7888|-117.2277|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Perris Vly|CA|33.7888|-117.2277|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Perris Vly|CA|33.7888|-117.2277|PM2.5|42|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Perris Vly|CA|33.7888|-117.2277|PM10|22|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Perris Vly|CA|33.7888|-117.2277|OZONE|29|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Perris Vly|CA|33.7888|-117.2277|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Perris Vly|CA|33.7888|-117.2277|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|Y|Petrified Forest National Park|AZ|34.8224|-109.8918|OZONE|41|Good|No||National Park Service
02/12/12|02/12/12|0:00|MST|0|O|Y|Petrified Forest National Park|AZ|34.8224|-109.8918|OZONE|31|Good|No||National Park Service
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Phelan|CA|34.4250|-117.5897|OZONE|38|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Phelan|CA|34.4250|-117.5897|OZONE|29|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Phelan|CA|34.4250|-117.5897|PM2.5|42|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Phelan|CA|34.4250|-117.5897|PM10|23|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Phelan|CA|34.4250|-117.5897|OZONE|31|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Phelan|CA|34.4250|-117.5897|CO|15|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Phelan|CA|34.4250|-117.5897|NO2|20|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Phelan|CA|34.4250|-117.5897|OZONE|31|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Phelan|CA|34.4250|-117.5897|PM2.5|29|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Phelan|CA|34.4250|-117.5897|PM10|15|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Phelan|CA|34.4250|-117.5897|CO|15|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Phelan|CA|34.4250|-117.5897|NO2|20|Good|No||Mojave Desert AQMD
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Philadelphia|PA|39.9500|-75.1510|PM2.5|73|Moderate|No||Philadelphia Air Management Services
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Philadelphia|PA|39.9500|-75.1510|OZONE|25|Good|No||Philadelphia Air Management Services
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Philadelphia|PA|39.9500|-75.1510|PM2.5|50|Good|No||Philadelphia Air Management Services
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Philadelphia|PA|39.9500|-75.1510|OZONE|25|Good|No||Philadelphia Air Management Services
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Philadelphia|PA|39.9500|-75.1510|PM2.5|24|Good|No|Snow is likely on Saturday with much cooler temperatures settling over the forecast area during the evening periods. Air quality levels will remain in the good range as a cooler and drier air mass settles over the area.  Extended Forecast: Sunday, a northeasterly flow forms throughout the forecast area after the passage of a cold front. Cooler and drier air will move over the area limiting particle concentrations to the good range. Winds will slowly become southeasterly on Monday, causing warmer and more moist conditions to move into the region. Strong winds will limit air quality levels to the good range. To follow air quality in PHL between forecasts: "aqforecast" at www.twitter.com -Geiger|Philadelphia Air Management Services
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Philadelphia|PA|39.9500|-75.1510|PM2.5|30|Good|No|Snow is likely on Saturday with much cooler temperatures settling over the forecast area during the evening periods. Air quality levels will remain in the good range as a cooler and drier air mass settles over the area.  Extended Forecast: Sunday, a northeasterly flow forms throughout the forecast area after the passage of a cold front. Cooler and drier air will move over the area limiting particle concentrations to the good range. Winds will slowly become southeasterly on Monday, causing warmer and more moist conditions to move into the region. Strong winds will limit air quality levels to the good range. To follow air quality in PHL between forecasts: "aqforecast" at www.twitter.com -Geiger|Philadelphia Air Management Services
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Philadelphia|PA|39.9500|-75.1510|PM2.5|33|Good|No|Snow is likely on Saturday with much cooler temperatures settling over the forecast area during the evening periods. Air quality levels will remain in the good range as a cooler and drier air mass settles over the area.  Extended Forecast: Sunday, a northeasterly flow forms throughout the forecast area after the passage of a cold front. Cooler and drier air will move over the area limiting particle concentrations to the good range. Winds will slowly become southeasterly on Monday, causing warmer and more moist conditions to move into the region. Strong winds will limit air quality levels to the good range. To follow air quality in PHL between forecasts: "aqforecast" at www.twitter.com -Geiger|Philadelphia Air Management Services
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|Y|Phoenix|AZ|33.5430|-112.0710|OZONE|42|Good|No||Arizona Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|N|Phoenix|AZ|33.5430|-112.0710|PM2.5|21|Good|No||Arizona Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|N|Phoenix|AZ|33.5430|-112.0710|PM10|42|Good|No||Arizona Department of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||MST|2|F|Y|Phoenix|AZ|33.5430|-112.0710|PM10|51|Moderate|No|Another gorgeous day is on tap for the Phoenix forecast area Friday with daytime highs expected to reach the upper 70s under mostly sunny skies.  Change is on the way, however, as a series of disturbances are lining up in the Gulf of Alaska and north Pacific.  There will be three waves that drop southeast through Arizona over the next week.  The first is expected late Saturday into Sunday.  The second will follow late Monday into Tuesday, and the final wave will come late Tuesday into Wednesday.  Not much moisture is expected with these disturbances as they are coming from the northwest over land.  If we see any rain in the Valley, the best chance will be with the Tuesday/Wednesday system.  Air quality levels haven't changed much with Ozone and Carbon Monoxide levels remaining in the Good range of the Air Quality Index (AQI).  PM2.5 did sneak into the lower Moderate range at the Durango monitor on Thursday.  We had four south-central Valley PM10 monitors reach the lower Moderate range as well.  A quick look at the morning data shows improvement across the board with the exception of the Buckeye monitor, about 30 miles southwest of downtown Phoenix.  Local sources seem to be contributing to some high PM10 levels there.    With each passing weather system Saturday through Wednesday, air quality levels should improve further with better dispersion (and potential moisture).  Check back on Sunday for the latest.  Until then, have a great weekend!  -J.Paul|Arizona Department of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||MST|2|F|N|Phoenix|AZ|33.5430|-112.0710|OZONE|39|Good|No|Another gorgeous day is on tap for the Phoenix forecast area Friday with daytime highs expected to reach the upper 70s under mostly sunny skies.  Change is on the way, however, as a series of disturbances are lining up in the Gulf of Alaska and north Pacific.  There will be three waves that drop southeast through Arizona over the next week.  The first is expected late Saturday into Sunday.  The second will follow late Monday into Tuesday, and the final wave will come late Tuesday into Wednesday.  Not much moisture is expected with these disturbances as they are coming from the northwest over land.  If we see any rain in the Valley, the best chance will be with the Tuesday/Wednesday system.  Air quality levels haven't changed much with Ozone and Carbon Monoxide levels remaining in the Good range of the Air Quality Index (AQI).  PM2.5 did sneak into the lower Moderate range at the Durango monitor on Thursday.  We had four south-central Valley PM10 monitors reach the lower Moderate range as well.  A quick look at the morning data shows improvement across the board with the exception of the Buckeye monitor, about 30 miles southwest of downtown Phoenix.  Local sources seem to be contributing to some high PM10 levels there.    With each passing weather system Saturday through Wednesday, air quality levels should improve further with better dispersion (and potential moisture).  Check back on Sunday for the latest.  Until then, have a great weekend!  -J.Paul|Arizona Department of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||MST|2|F|N|Phoenix|AZ|33.5430|-112.0710|PM2.5|40|Good|No|Another gorgeous day is on tap for the Phoenix forecast area Friday with daytime highs expected to reach the upper 70s under mostly sunny skies.  Change is on the way, however, as a series of disturbances are lining up in the Gulf of Alaska and north Pacific.  There will be three waves that drop southeast through Arizona over the next week.  The first is expected late Saturday into Sunday.  The second will follow late Monday into Tuesday, and the final wave will come late Tuesday into Wednesday.  Not much moisture is expected with these disturbances as they are coming from the northwest over land.  If we see any rain in the Valley, the best chance will be with the Tuesday/Wednesday system.  Air quality levels haven't changed much with Ozone and Carbon Monoxide levels remaining in the Good range of the Air Quality Index (AQI).  PM2.5 did sneak into the lower Moderate range at the Durango monitor on Thursday.  We had four south-central Valley PM10 monitors reach the lower Moderate range as well.  A quick look at the morning data shows improvement across the board with the exception of the Buckeye monitor, about 30 miles southwest of downtown Phoenix.  Local sources seem to be contributing to some high PM10 levels there.    With each passing weather system Saturday through Wednesday, air quality levels should improve further with better dispersion (and potential moisture).  Check back on Sunday for the latest.  Until then, have a great weekend!  -J.Paul|Arizona Department of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||MST|2|F|N|Phoenix|AZ|33.5430|-112.0710|CO|14|Good|No|Another gorgeous day is on tap for the Phoenix forecast area Friday with daytime highs expected to reach the upper 70s under mostly sunny skies.  Change is on the way, however, as a series of disturbances are lining up in the Gulf of Alaska and north Pacific.  There will be three waves that drop southeast through Arizona over the next week.  The first is expected late Saturday into Sunday.  The second will follow late Monday into Tuesday, and the final wave will come late Tuesday into Wednesday.  Not much moisture is expected with these disturbances as they are coming from the northwest over land.  If we see any rain in the Valley, the best chance will be with the Tuesday/Wednesday system.  Air quality levels haven't changed much with Ozone and Carbon Monoxide levels remaining in the Good range of the Air Quality Index (AQI).  PM2.5 did sneak into the lower Moderate range at the Durango monitor on Thursday.  We had four south-central Valley PM10 monitors reach the lower Moderate range as well.  A quick look at the morning data shows improvement across the board with the exception of the Buckeye monitor, about 30 miles southwest of downtown Phoenix.  Local sources seem to be contributing to some high PM10 levels there.    With each passing weather system Saturday through Wednesday, air quality levels should improve further with better dispersion (and potential moisture).  Check back on Sunday for the latest.  Until then, have a great weekend!  -J.Paul|Arizona Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|Y|Pinal County|AZ|32.9540|-111.7622|OZONE|35|Good|No||Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/12/12|02/12/12|0:00|MST|0|O|Y|Pinal County|AZ|32.9540|-111.7622|OZONE|25|Good|No||Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/12/12||MST|2|F|Y|Pinal County|AZ|32.9540|-111.7622|PM10|65|Moderate|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/12/12||MST|2|F|N|Pinal County|AZ|32.9540|-111.7622|OZONE|32|Good|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/13/12||MST|3|F|Y|Pinal County|AZ|32.9540|-111.7622|PM10|62|Moderate|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/13/12||MST|3|F|N|Pinal County|AZ|32.9540|-111.7622|OZONE|33|Good|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/14/12||MST|4|F|Y|Pinal County|AZ|32.9540|-111.7622|PM10|65|Moderate|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/14/12||MST|4|F|N|Pinal County|AZ|32.9540|-111.7622|OZONE|33|Good|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/15/12||MST|5|F|Y|Pinal County|AZ|32.9540|-111.7622|PM10|60|Moderate|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/15/12||MST|5|F|N|Pinal County|AZ|32.9540|-111.7622|OZONE|32|Good|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/12/12||MST|2|F|Y|Pinal County Housing|AZ|32.8910|-111.5705|PM10|65|Moderate|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/13/12||MST|3|F|Y|Pinal County Housing|AZ|32.8910|-111.5705|PM10|57|Moderate|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/14/12||MST|4|F|Y|Pinal County Housing|AZ|32.8910|-111.5705|PM10|60|Moderate|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/10/12|02/15/12||MST|5|F|Y|Pinal County Housing|AZ|32.8910|-111.5705|PM10|58|Moderate|No|Updated Friday, February 10, 2012 at 11:15 a.m. High pressure currently in control of the areas weather will eventually weaken and give way to an approaching Pacific low pressure system late Saturday/early Sunday. No local precipitation is expected with this system; however the impact air quality wise will be breezy conditions and localized blowing dust. The PM10 forecast reflects that possibility with a slight bump up in PM10 levels over the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances next week will actually bring the chance for some local precipitation. Stay tuned, any precipitation received would certainly go a long way towards improving (lowering) PM10 levels. Ozone will remain in the good AQI category. Forecaster  S. DiBiase|Pinal County Air Quality Control District
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Pinnacle State Park|NY|42.0972|-77.2103|OZONE|28|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Pinnacle State Park|NY|42.0972|-77.2103|PM2.5|29|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Pinnacle State Park|NY|42.0972|-77.2103|PM2.5|40|Good|No||New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Pinnacles National Monument|CA|36.4850|-121.1556|OZONE|31|Good|No||Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Pinnacles National Monument|CA|36.4850|-121.1556|OZONE|27|Good|No||Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|Y|Pinnacles National Monument|CA|36.4850|-121.1556|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|N|Pinnacles National Monument|CA|36.4850|-121.1556|PM10||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|N|Pinnacles National Monument|CA|36.4850|-121.1556|OZONE||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|Y|Pinnacles National Monument|CA|36.4850|-121.1556|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|N|Pinnacles National Monument|CA|36.4850|-121.1556|PM10||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|N|Pinnacles National Monument|CA|36.4850|-121.1556|OZONE||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|Y|Pinnacles National Monument|CA|36.4850|-121.1556|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|N|Pinnacles National Monument|CA|36.4850|-121.1556|PM10||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|N|Pinnacles National Monument|CA|36.4850|-121.1556|OZONE||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/14/12||PST|5|F|Y|Pinnacles National Monument|CA|36.4850|-121.1556|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/14/12||PST|5|F|N|Pinnacles National Monument|CA|36.4850|-121.1556|PM10||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/09/12|02/14/12||PST|5|F|N|Pinnacles National Monument|CA|36.4850|-121.1556|OZONE||Good|No|Forecast Discussion for 9 February to 14 February:  Following a sunny and mild day Thursday, changing weather sets-in leading to generally cloudy skies, colder temperatures and possible rain by Sunday night.  For most areas, this should translate to AQIs remaining in the GOOD air quality category.  However, as colder nights return, some sheltered areas, such as the San Lorenzo Valley, may see PM2.5 related AQIs degrade into the MODERATE category due to residential wood smoke.  This is particularly true for the Felton area where AQIs may occasionally reach the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS category, such as Saturday which will likely be declared a permissive burn day for backyard burns and will have overnight temperatures dropping back into the 30s.|Monterey Bay Unified APCD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Piru|CA|34.2810|-118.8310|OZONE|34|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|N|Piru|CA|34.2810|-118.8310|PM2.5|22|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Piru|CA|34.2810|-118.8310|OZONE|14|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|N|Piru|CA|34.2810|-118.8310|PM2.5|13|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Piru|CA|34.2810|-118.8310|PM2.5|50|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Piru|CA|34.2810|-118.8310|OZONE|40|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/10/12|02/12/12||PST|2|F|Y|Piru|CA|34.2810|-118.8310|PM2.5|50|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/10/12|02/12/12||PST|2|F|N|Piru|CA|34.2810|-118.8310|OZONE|40|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/10/12|02/13/12||PST|3|F|Y|Piru|CA|34.2810|-118.8310|OZONE|35|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/10/12|02/13/12||PST|3|F|N|Piru|CA|34.2810|-118.8310|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/10/12|02/14/12||PST|4|F|Y|Piru|CA|34.2810|-118.8310|OZONE|35|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/10/12|02/14/12||PST|4|F|N|Piru|CA|34.2810|-118.8310|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Ventura County  APCD
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Pittsburg|NH|45.0476|-71.3808|PM2.5|35|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|N|Pittsburg|NH|45.0476|-71.3808|OZONE|29|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Pittsburg|NH|45.0476|-71.3808|PM2.5|35|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|N|Pittsburg|NH|45.0476|-71.3808|OZONE|29|Good|No||New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Pittsburgh|PA|40.4340|-79.9840|PM2.5|38|Good|No||Pennsylvania Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|N|Pittsburgh|PA|40.4340|-79.9840|OZONE|33|Good|No||Pennsylvania Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|Y|Pittsburgh|PA|40.4340|-79.9840|PM2.5|27|Good|No||Pennsylvania Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/12/12|2:00|EST|0|O|N|Pittsburgh|PA|40.4340|-79.9840|OZONE|26|Good|No||Pennsylvania Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Pittsburgh|PA|40.4340|-79.9840|PM2.5|30|Good|No|Current Conditions: As of 2 PM on Friday, overcast skies prevail over the region as the area of high pressure, which pushed in over our area on Thursday, begins to move out into the Atlantic.  At the same time, we continue to watch two storm systems, one a cold front advancing through the Great Lakes region and the other a storm system over Texas.  Right now, temperatures are hovering near the freezing mark.  Over the weekend, both of these systems will advance close to the region with the cold front sliding through on Saturday.  Colder, drier air will build in, forcing air quality levels to remain in the good range.  Here are the day-to-day details... *** On Saturday, cloudy skies will persist over our area as a cold front advances through early on.  As the front passes through, exepct snow to fall over the region.  Once the front moves off to our east, the winds will turn strongly out of the north, allowing a colder and drier air mass to build in.  Temperatures will struggle to make it out of the 20s.  The windy conditions along with the cold and dry air building in will drive PM 2.5 well within the good category. *** For Sunday, mostly cloudy skies will persist as the frontal system, which passed through early on Saturday, moves well off to our east.  The winds will still be strong on the backside of the storm as an area of high pressure builds in over teh Midwestern US.  These winds will cross over a still yet unfrozen Lake Erie, forcing some lake effect snow showers to develop.  Afternoon highs will be in the mid 20s.  Just like on Saturday, the combination of the cold, dry and windy conditions will limit PM 2.5 production to the good range. *** On Monday, expect the skies to turn mostly sunny as the area of high pressure, which was off to our west on Sunday, shifts east and over the Mid-Atlantic.  The movement of this high over our area will allow our winds to die down some from the velocities of this past weekend.  The winds will also turn more out of the west, allowing a warmer air mass to build in.  As a result, afternoon highs should peak in the upper 30s.  Air quality concentrations should rise from the weekend's levels.  The combination of the sunny skies and the warmer, less windy conditions building in should force PM 2.5 levels to approach the upper good range.  *** Extended Outlook: As we take a peek into next week, we notice the temperatures will start off the week on the cool side of normal after a frontal passage early in the weekend.  Temperatures will moderate by the start of the work week as higher pressure builds in over the area.  A weak disturbance will slide from west to east across the southeastern US.  This disturbance could cause for light snow showers to develop over our area.  High pressure will then build back in during the middle of the week before a new storm system impacts our area by week's end.  The progression of disturbances through our area will allow temperatures to rebound to above normal highs by the middle of the week, at which time, PM 2.5 levels could approach the moderate category.  With the frequency of storms picking up at the end of the week, PM 2.5 levels are expected to fall back into the good category. --Nolan|Pennsylvania Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Pittsburgh|PA|40.4340|-79.9840|PM2.5|45|Good|No|Current Conditions: As of 2 PM on Friday, overcast skies prevail over the region as the area of high pressure, which pushed in over our area on Thursday, begins to move out into the Atlantic.  At the same time, we continue to watch two storm systems, one a cold front advancing through the Great Lakes region and the other a storm system over Texas.  Right now, temperatures are hovering near the freezing mark.  Over the weekend, both of these systems will advance close to the region with the cold front sliding through on Saturday.  Colder, drier air will build in, forcing air quality levels to remain in the good range.  Here are the day-to-day details... *** On Saturday, cloudy skies will persist over our area as a cold front advances through early on.  As the front passes through, exepct snow to fall over the region.  Once the front moves off to our east, the winds will turn strongly out of the north, allowing a colder and drier air mass to build in.  Temperatures will struggle to make it out of the 20s.  The windy conditions along with the cold and dry air building in will drive PM 2.5 well within the good category. *** For Sunday, mostly cloudy skies will persist as the frontal system, which passed through early on Saturday, moves well off to our east.  The winds will still be strong on the backside of the storm as an area of high pressure builds in over teh Midwestern US.  These winds will cross over a still yet unfrozen Lake Erie, forcing some lake effect snow showers to develop.  Afternoon highs will be in the mid 20s.  Just like on Saturday, the combination of the cold, dry and windy conditions will limit PM 2.5 production to the good range. *** On Monday, expect the skies to turn mostly sunny as the area of high pressure, which was off to our west on Sunday, shifts east and over the Mid-Atlantic.  The movement of this high over our area will allow our winds to die down some from the velocities of this past weekend.  The winds will also turn more out of the west, allowing a warmer air mass to build in.  As a result, afternoon highs should peak in the upper 30s.  Air quality concentrations should rise from the weekend's levels.  The combination of the sunny skies and the warmer, less windy conditions building in should force PM 2.5 levels to approach the upper good range.  *** Extended Outlook: As we take a peek into next week, we notice the temperatures will start off the week on the cool side of normal after a frontal passage early in the weekend.  Temperatures will moderate by the start of the work week as higher pressure builds in over the area.  A weak disturbance will slide from west to east across the southeastern US.  This disturbance could cause for light snow showers to develop over our area.  High pressure will then build back in during the middle of the week before a new storm system impacts our area by week's end.  The progression of disturbances through our area will allow temperatures to rebound to above normal highs by the middle of the week, at which time, PM 2.5 levels could approach the moderate category.  With the frequency of storms picking up at the end of the week, PM 2.5 levels are expected to fall back into the good category. --Nolan|Pennsylvania Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Pittsburgh|PA|40.4340|-79.9840|PM2.5|50|Good|No|Current Conditions: As of 2 PM on Friday, overcast skies prevail over the region as the area of high pressure, which pushed in over our area on Thursday, begins to move out into the Atlantic.  At the same time, we continue to watch two storm systems, one a cold front advancing through the Great Lakes region and the other a storm system over Texas.  Right now, temperatures are hovering near the freezing mark.  Over the weekend, both of these systems will advance close to the region with the cold front sliding through on Saturday.  Colder, drier air will build in, forcing air quality levels to remain in the good range.  Here are the day-to-day details... *** On Saturday, cloudy skies will persist over our area as a cold front advances through early on.  As the front passes through, exepct snow to fall over the region.  Once the front moves off to our east, the winds will turn strongly out of the north, allowing a colder and drier air mass to build in.  Temperatures will struggle to make it out of the 20s.  The windy conditions along with the cold and dry air building in will drive PM 2.5 well within the good category. *** For Sunday, mostly cloudy skies will persist as the frontal system, which passed through early on Saturday, moves well off to our east.  The winds will still be strong on the backside of the storm as an area of high pressure builds in over teh Midwestern US.  These winds will cross over a still yet unfrozen Lake Erie, forcing some lake effect snow showers to develop.  Afternoon highs will be in the mid 20s.  Just like on Saturday, the combination of the cold, dry and windy conditions will limit PM 2.5 production to the good range. *** On Monday, expect the skies to turn mostly sunny as the area of high pressure, which was off to our west on Sunday, shifts east and over the Mid-Atlantic.  The movement of this high over our area will allow our winds to die down some from the velocities of this past weekend.  The winds will also turn more out of the west, allowing a warmer air mass to build in.  As a result, afternoon highs should peak in the upper 30s.  Air quality concentrations should rise from the weekend's levels.  The combination of the sunny skies and the warmer, less windy conditions building in should force PM 2.5 levels to approach the upper good range.  *** Extended Outlook: As we take a peek into next week, we notice the temperatures will start off the week on the cool side of normal after a frontal passage early in the weekend.  Temperatures will moderate by the start of the work week as higher pressure builds in over the area.  A weak disturbance will slide from west to east across the southeastern US.  This disturbance could cause for light snow showers to develop over our area.  High pressure will then build back in during the middle of the week before a new storm system impacts our area by week's end.  The progression of disturbances through our area will allow temperatures to rebound to above normal highs by the middle of the week, at which time, PM 2.5 levels could approach the moderate category.  With the frequency of storms picking up at the end of the week, PM 2.5 levels are expected to fall back into the good category. --Nolan|Pennsylvania Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/12/12|02/11/12||EST|-1|Y|Y|Pittsfield|MA|42.4480|-73.2553|PM2.5|44|Good|No||Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|Y|Pittsfield|MA|42.4480|-73.2553|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/12/12||EST|1|F|N|Pittsfield|MA|42.4480|-73.2553|OZONE|35|Good|No||Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Placerville|CA|38.7296|-120.7992|OZONE|31|Good|No||Sacramento Metro. AQMD
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|Y|Pocatello|ID|42.8767|-111.5067|PM2.5|18|Good|No||Idaho Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/11/12||MST|-1|Y|N|Pocatello|ID|42.8767|-111.5067|PM10|16|Good|No||Idaho Department of Environmental Quality
02/12/12|02/12/12|0:00|MST|0|O|Y|Pocatello|ID|42.8767|-111.5067|PM2.5|13|Good|No||Idaho Department of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/12/12||MST|2|F|Y|Pocatello|ID|42.8767|-111.5067|PM2.5|20|Good|No|A MILDLY UNSETTLED WEATHER PATTERN OVER THE AREA IS EXPECTED TO KEEP AIR QUALITY IN THE GOOD CATEGORY.|Idaho Department of Environmental Quality
02/10/12|02/13/12||MST|3|F|Y|Pocatello|ID|42.8767|-111.5067|PM2.5|20|Good|No|A MILDLY UNSETTLED WEATHER PATTERN OVER THE AREA IS EXPECTED TO KEEP AIR QUALITY IN THE GOOD CATEGORY.|Idaho Department of Environmental Quality
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Pomona Walnut Vly|CA|34.0666|-117.7500|OZONE|23|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Pomona Walnut Vly|CA|34.0666|-117.7500|OZONE|11|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|Y|Pomona Walnut Vly|CA|34.0666|-117.7500|PM2.5|49|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Pomona Walnut Vly|CA|34.0666|-117.7500|PM10|27|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Pomona Walnut Vly|CA|34.0666|-117.7500|OZONE|24|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Pomona Walnut Vly|CA|34.0666|-117.7500|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/10/12|02/11/12||PST|1|F|N|Pomona Walnut Vly|CA|34.0666|-117.7500|NO2|30|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|Y|Pomona Walnut Vly|CA|34.0666|-117.7500|PM2.5|36|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Pomona Walnut Vly|CA|34.0666|-117.7500|PM10|22|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Pomona Walnut Vly|CA|34.0666|-117.7500|OZONE|31|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Pomona Walnut Vly|CA|34.0666|-117.7500|CO|15|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/12/12||PST|1|F|N|Pomona Walnut Vly|CA|34.0666|-117.7500|NO2|20|Good|No||South Coast AQMD
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Port Angeles|WA|48.1164|-123.4644|PM2.5|26|Good|No||Olympic Region Clean Air Agency
02/11/12|02/11/12|23:00|PST|0|O|Y|Port Angeles|WA|48.1164|-123.4644|PM2.5|33|Good|No||Olympic Region Clean Air Agency
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|Y|Port Angeles|WA|48.1164|-123.4644|PM2.5||Good|No||Olympic Region Clean Air Agency
02/09/12|02/12/12||PST|3|F|Y|Port Angeles|WA|48.1164|-123.4644|PM2.5||Good|No||Olympic Region Clean Air Agency
02/09/12|02/13/12||PST|4|F|Y|Port Angeles|WA|48.1164|-123.4644|PM2.5||Good|No||Olympic Region Clean Air Agency
02/09/12|02/14/12||PST|5|F|Y|Port Angeles|WA|48.1164|-123.4644|PM2.5||Good|No||Olympic Region Clean Air Agency
02/10/12|02/12/12||EST|2|F|Y|Port Clyde|ME|43.9180|-69.2608|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/13/12||EST|3|F|Y|Port Clyde|ME|43.9180|-69.2608|PM2.5|30|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/10/12|02/14/12||EST|4|F|Y|Port Clyde|ME|43.9180|-69.2608|PM2.5|35|Good|No||Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection
02/11/12|02/10/12||PST|-1|Y|Y|Port Townsend|WA|48.1292|-122.7794|PM2.5|20|Good|No||Olympic Region Clean Air Agency
02/09/12|02/11/12||PST|2|F|Y|Port Townsend|W