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Yamuna Nagar338Very Poor

Yamuna Nagar, · Live air quality

338
AQI · India scale
Very Poor

You're looking at Yamuna Nagar's air right now — AQI 338, very poor, driven by PM2.5.

Gobind Pura, Yamuna Nagar - HSPCB · 1 station · updated

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Yamuna Nagar Air Quality Index (AQI) Today

Live air quality in Yamuna Nagar, — real-time AQI, dominant pollutant, PM2.5 & PM10 levels and a plain-English health advisory, computed from CPCB data.

#18 most polluted of 241 live citiesDominant pollutant: PM2.5
Is it safe to go out in Yamuna Nagar today?

No — Yamuna Nagar's AQI is 338 (Very Poor). Avoid outdoor activity, keep windows closed, run a purifier and wear an N95 mask outdoors.

Where 338 sits on the India CPCB scale

338
0GoodModeratePoorSevere500

What you can do outside right now

Outdoor exercise
Avoid — train indoors
Windows
Keep them closed
Mask outdoors
Wear an N95
Kids’ outdoor play
Keep them indoors
Air purifier
Run it now
Commute
Mask + windows up

General guidance by AQI band. Sensitive groups should act one level earlier.

Live pollutant levels

PM2.5169 µg/m³
Very Poor · index 338
PM10123 µg/m³
Moderate · index 116
O₃56 µg/m³
Satisfactory · index 57
NO₂16 µg/m³
Good · index 20
SO₂12 µg/m³
Good · index 15
NH₃4 µg/m³
Good · index 1

Each pollutant's 24-hour concentration is converted to a CPCB sub-index; the city AQI is the highest of them (the dominant pollutant). Bars show the sub-index out of 500.

What this air does to your body

7.7
cigarettes/day equivalent
Breathing today's PM2.5 (169 µg/m³) is roughly like smoking 7.7 cigarettes a day — Berkeley Earth's rule of thumb (22 µg/m³ ≈ 1 cigarette).
−16.1 yr
life-expectancy impact
If this level held all year, it would cut average life expectancy by about 16.1 years versus the WHO guideline (5 µg/m³), per the AQLI method.

Illustrative equivalences from published research (Berkeley Earth; Air Quality Life Index, University of Chicago). Not a medical assessment of your personal risk.

24-hour AQI graph

min 331 · max 338
010020030010am: AQI 331 (Very Poor)10am11am: AQI 332 (Very Poor)11am12pm: AQI 334 (Very Poor)12pm1pm: AQI 336 (Very Poor)1pm2pm: AQI 338 (Very Poor)2pm

Hourly AQI recorded each hour by DailyAQI (local time). Fills to a rolling 24 hours.

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What Very Poor air means for you

May cause respiratory illness on prolonged exposure; effects more pronounced for people with lung and heart disease.

Health guidance per CPCB National Air Quality Index bands. Informational only — not medical advice.

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AQI categories (India scale)

AQICategoryAssociated health impact
0–50GoodAir quality is considered satisfactory and air pollution poses little or no risk.
51–100SatisfactoryAcceptable air quality; minor breathing discomfort possible for unusually sensitive people.
101–200ModerateMay cause breathing discomfort to people with lung disease such as asthma, and to children and older adults.
201–300PoorMay cause breathing discomfort to most people on prolonged exposure.
301–400Very PoorMay cause respiratory illness on prolonged exposure; effects more pronounced for people with lung and heart disease.
401–500SevereAffects healthy people and seriously impacts those with existing diseases; avoid outdoor activity.

Monitoring location

Approximate location of the monitoring station(s) feeding this reading. Map © OpenStreetMap.

About air quality in Yamuna Nagar

This page tracks the Yamuna Nagar Air Quality Index using measurements from Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) monitoring stations, published through the Government of India's open-data portal. The AQI is a single number from 0 to 500 that summarises how polluted the air is and what it means for health, based on the concentrations of key pollutants — fine particulate matter (PM2.5), coarse particulate matter (PM10), nitrogen dioxide (NO₂), ground-level ozone (O₃), carbon monoxide (CO) and sulphur dioxide (SO₂).

Air quality in Yamuna Nagar changes through the day and across seasons. Levels are typically worse in the early morning and late evening when cooler, calmer air traps pollutants near the ground, and across North India they rise sharply in winter (roughly October to February) when temperature inversions, crop-residue burning and festival activity combine. Summer and the monsoon usually bring cleaner air as rain washes out particulates and stronger winds disperse them. Checking the current reading before outdoor exercise, a school run or a commute helps you decide whether to adjust timing, wear a mask, or keep windows closed.

We only display a number when a recent station reading exists — if you see "data updating", it means we are waiting on a fresh value rather than showing an estimate.

Frequently asked questions

What is the AQI in Yamuna Nagar today?

The current Air Quality Index in Yamuna Nagar is 338 (Very Poor) on the Indian CPCB scale, with PM2.5 as the dominant pollutant.

Is it safe to go outside in Yamuna Nagar today?

No — Yamuna Nagar's AQI is 338 (Very Poor). Avoid outdoor activity, keep windows closed, run a purifier and wear an N95 mask outdoors.

What is the main pollutant in Yamuna Nagar?

Today the dominant pollutant driving Yamuna Nagar's AQI is PM2.5. The full pollutant breakdown (PM2.5, PM10, NO₂, O₃, CO, SO₂) is listed above.

How is Yamuna Nagar's AQI calculated?

Each pollutant's 24-hour concentration is converted to a sub-index using CPCB breakpoints; the city AQI is the highest sub-index. See our methodology.