Las Palmas, Texas Air Quality
Real-time air quality index (AQI) and pollution data
Population: 47 • County: Zapata
Current AQI
Health Recommendation
Air quality is satisfactory, and air pollution poses little or no risk.
It's a great day to be active outside!
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Last 90 Days
Current Pollutant Levels
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Local Air Quality Context
Air quality data for Las Palmas is sourced from the Mission C43 monitoring area, located approximately 79 miles from city center. This EPA-certified station continuously tracks particulate matter (PM2.5), the primary driver of air quality alerts in this area.
Las Palmas has relatively consistent air quality throughout the year without a strong seasonal peak. Air quality is primarily influenced by local traffic, industrial activity, and regional weather patterns rather than a single seasonal driver.
Frequently Asked Questions About Las Palmas Air Quality
What is the air quality in Las Palmas today?
The current AQI in Las Palmas is 45, 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.
Air Quality Grade
Better than 0% of US cities
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