NV · 11 reporting areas
Nevada air quality today
AirNow lists 11 reporting areas in Nevada; 10 have a current hourly AQI. The highest current reading is AQI 51 (Moderate, PM2.5). Preliminary EPA AirNow data; latest reading Oct 28, 2026, 3:00 AM EDT.
All Nevada areas
| Area | AQI now | Main pollutant | As of (local) | Today's forecast |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reno-Sparks | 51Moderate | PM2.5 | 12:00 AM PDT | Good |
| Las Vegas | 47Good | Ozone | 12:00 AM PDT | Good |
| Great Basin National Park | 46Good | Ozone | 12:00 AM PDT | — |
| Boulder City | 44Good | Ozone | 12:00 AM PDT | — |
| Jean | 42Good | Ozone | 12:00 AM PDT | — |
| Carson City | 34Good | Ozone | 12:00 AM PDT | Good |
| Fallon | 31Good | Ozone | 12:00 AM PDT | Good |
| Fernley | 23Good | Ozone | 12:00 AM PDT | Good |
| Pahrump | 10Good | PM10 | 12:00 AM PDT | Good |
| Elko | 9Good | PM10 | 12:00 AM PDT | Good |
| Gardnerville | — | — | — | Good |
Source: U.S. EPA AirNow reporting area file, published Oct 28, 2026, 3:15 AM EDT. Areas without a number report a category only or have no current reading.
Reading this table
Each area's AQI is the highest of the pollutants its agency reports, usually ozone or fine particles (PM2.5). A reading of 101 or more is Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups. Open an area to see its forecast, nearby monitor readings and health guidance, or see the AQI scale.
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