Greenville, Indiana Air Quality

Greenville has a median AQI of 46, earning an air quality grade of B+ — good air quality that ranks better than 24% of US cities. Air quality has remained relatively stable over the past decade. Particulate matter (PM2.5) is the primary concern, often linked to vehicle traffic, industrial activity, and wildfire smoke. In 2025, Greenville recorded 191 good air quality days (64% of monitored days) and 5 unhealthy days.

Population: 1,575 • County: Floyd

17
Good

Current AQI

Quick Facts

Current AQI17Good
Air Quality GradeB+
Median AQI (2025)46
vs. U.S. CitiesBetter than 24%
Primary PollutantPM2.5
Unhealthy Days/Year5
10-Year Trend→ Stable
Data SourceEPA AQS (historical) · AirNow (live)

Health Recommendation

Air quality is satisfactory, and air pollution poses little or no risk.

It's a great day to be active outside!

5-Day AQI Forecast

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Last 90 Days

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Current Pollutant Levels

PM2.5
17
Good

Real-time data from EPA AirNow

Local Air Quality Context

Air quality data for Greenville is sourced from the New Albany - 4H Road monitoring area, located approximately 9 miles from city center. This EPA-certified station continuously tracks particulate matter (PM2.5), the primary driver of air quality alerts in this area.

Greenville typically sees its worst air quality during summer afternoons when heat and sunlight drive ground-level ozone formation from vehicle and industrial emissions. Morning readings are generally 15–25 points lower than afternoon peaks. Outdoor activity is best planned for early morning on high-ozone days.

AQI Trend (10 Years)

Air Quality Days by Year

Greenville Median AQI by Year

Annual EPA air quality data for Greenville — median AQI, day-category breakdown, and primary pollutant per year.

YearMedian AQIGood DaysUnhealthy DaysMax AQIPrimary Pollutant
2025461915126PM2.5
2024432571154Ozone
2023462247177Ozone
20223333787Ozone
202134340100Ozone
2020323471143Ozone
20193533687Ozone
2018352955143Ozone
2017491975115PM2.5
2016442326143PM2.5

Source: EPA Air Quality System (AQS) annual summaries. "Unhealthy Days" includes Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups, Unhealthy, Very Unhealthy, and Hazardous categories.

2025 Air Quality Summary

191
Good Days
103
Moderate Days
5
USG Days
0
Unhealthy Days
126
Max AQI
46
Median AQI

Primary Pollutant Days (2025)

PM2.5156 days
Ozone143 days

Days when each pollutant was the primary driver of AQI. Learn about pollutants →

Frequently Asked Questions About Greenville Air Quality

What is the air quality in Greenville today?

The current AQI in Greenville is 17, rated "Good". Air quality is good — outdoor activity is safe for everyone today. Air quality is satisfactory, and air pollution poses little or no risk.

Is air quality in Greenville getting better or worse?

Air quality in Greenville has been stable. The median AQI has risen 2 points (from 44 in 2016 to 46 in 2025).

What is the most common air pollutant in Greenville?

PM2.5 is the primary air pollutant in Greenville, responsible for 156 days (52% of monitored days) in 2025. Particulate matter originates from vehicle exhaust, wildfires, construction, and industrial activity.

How many unhealthy air days does Greenville have per year?

In 2025, Greenville recorded 64% good air quality days (191 days) out of 299 monitored days. There were 5 Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups days and 0 Unhealthy days (AQI above 100). The highest single-day AQI recorded was 126.

What air quality grade does Greenville receive?

Greenville receives an air quality grade of B+, placing it better than 24% of US cities. This is based on a median AQI of 46 in 2025, with 191 good air quality days. The EPA monitors air quality in this area continuously using certified monitoring stations.

Air Quality Grade

B+

Better than 24% of US cities

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