TX · 17 reporting areas

Texas air quality today

AirNow lists 17 reporting areas in Texas; 14 have a current hourly AQI. The highest current reading is AQI 62 (Moderate, PM10). Preliminary EPA AirNow data; latest reading Oct 28, 2026, 3:00 AM EDT.

All Texas areas

Texas reporting areas, highest current AQI first
AreaAQI nowMain pollutantAs of (local)Today's forecast
El Paso62ModeratePM102:00 AM CDTGood
Houston-Galveston-Brazoria62ModeratePM2.52:00 AM CDTModerate
Dallas-Fort Worth54ModeratePM2.52:00 AM CDTModerate
Waco-Killeen54ModeratePM2.52:00 AM CDTGood
Austin38GoodOzone2:00 AM CDTGood
Corpus Christi35GoodOzone2:00 AM CDTGood
Tyler-Longview-Marshall35GoodOzone2:00 AM CDTModerate
Beaumont-Port Arthur33GoodOzone2:00 AM CDTModerate
Big Bend31GoodOzone2:00 AM CDTGood
Amarillo30GoodOzone1:00 AM CSTGood
Brownsville-McAllen30GoodOzone2:00 AM CDTGood
Laredo30GoodOzone2:00 AM CDTGood
San Antonio30GoodOzone2:00 AM CDTGood
Victoria19GoodOzone2:00 AM CDTGood
Bryan-College Station———Good
Lubbock———Good
Midland-Odessa———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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Preliminary data. AirNow readings and forecasts come from federal, state, local and tribal air quality agencies. They are not fully verified, may change, and must not be used for regulatory or official decisions; official data are in EPA's Air Quality System. For the latest official readings and advisories, check AirNow.gov and your state or local air agency.

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