Weber-Morgan Health - Be Air Aware

Weber County struggles with air quality issues, frequently going above acceptable standards for air pollution. This can have long-term health effects for our residents. Our children, elderly and those who have heart and lung diseases are especially sensitive. Weber-Morgan Health Department has developed this web site to help residents know what they can do to protect their health from these long-term effects and how they can help reduce air pollution in our community.

Below is the current Air Quality Index for the Ogden-area. The Air Quality Index is calculated using the current amounts of five major pollutants in our air: ground-level ozone, particulate matter, carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide.

Help us be Weber Air Aware. Drive less. Reduce idling. Maintain your vehicle.

Ogden, UT City Data by AreaVibes

Air Quality Index (AQI) Values	Levels of Health Concern	Action
When the AQI is in this range:	..air quality conditions are:	..to protect your health:
0-50	Good	Green - Regular practices such as carpooling, walking, using mass transit and riding a bike will help keep our air clean.
51-100	Moderate	Yellow - Unusually sensitive people should consider reducing prolonged or heavy exertion outdoors.
101-150	Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups	Orange - Active children and adults, people with heart and lung diseases should reduce outdoor activities.
151-200	Unhealthy	Red - Active children and adults, people with heart and lung diseases should avoid outdoor exertion. All others should reduce outdoor exertion.
201-300	Very Unhealthy	Purple - Active children and adults, people with heart and lung diseases should avoid all outdoor exertion. All others should reduce outdoor exertion.
301-500	Hazardous	Maroon - Everyone should avoid all physical activities outdoors.