North Dakota air quality today

Today's readings across North Dakota: Michigan has the highest reading at Moderate, and 9 of 10 tracked cities rate Good. Click any city for the pollutants behind its number and what they mean for time outside.

Cities in North Dakota

CityAir quality todayEPA level
Michigan Air QualityModerateas of Jul 282 of 6
Fargo Air QualityGoodas of Jul 281 of 6
Grand Forks Air QualityGoodas of Jul 281 of 6
Dickinson Air QualityGoodas of Jul 281 of 6
Jamestown Air QualityGoodas of Jul 281 of 6
Parshall Air QualityGoodas of Jul 281 of 6
Gwinner Air QualityGoodas of Jul 281 of 6
Medora Air QualityGoodas of Jul 281 of 6
Kindred Air QualityGoodas of Jul 281 of 6
Valley City Air QualityGoodas of Jul 281 of 6
Bismarck Air QualityNo live readingNot available
Minot Air QualityNo live readingNot available
West Fargo Air QualityNo live readingNot available
Williston Air QualityNo live readingNot available
Mandan Air QualityNo live readingNot available
Kenmare Air QualityNo live readingNot available
Wahpeton Air QualityNo live readingNot available
New Salem Air QualityNo live readingNot available
Devils Lake Air QualityNo live readingNot available
Carrington Air QualityNo live readingNot available

Readings use the EPA's six-level scale, from Good (1) to Hazardous (6), and update daily. Cities without a reading refresh the next time their page loads.

How to read these numbers

The air quality index tracks pollution: ozone, fine particles (PM2.5), dust, and exhaust. Good and Moderate days are fine for almost everyone. At Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups, people with asthma or a heart condition feel it first. Unhealthy and above means everyone should cut back time outside.

Pollen is not part of this score. A Good air day in North Dakota can still be a rough allergy day, so check North Dakota pollen levels too before you plan a long day outside.

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