Pasadena: air quality for the completed day
3 µg/m³ Low
Daily mean PM2.5 on October 21, 2026 (00:00–24:00 UTC): 3 µg/m³ from 5 sensors that passed the quality check — the same value as in the Atmy Data Hub.
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October 22
The air is clean now
Pasadena
16°C
Clear
2AQI
1015hPa
Atmospheric
pressure
75%
Humidity
Pasadena, October 21, 2026: daily mean PM2.5 3 µg/m³ (5 sensors), level “Low” — as in the Atmy Data Hub. Now (11:00 local time): 0.4 µg/m³. Open methodology and data in JSON: Methodology and data sources · JSON
Right now in Pasadena, PM2.5 averages 0.4 µg/m³ — “good” on the US EPA scale (approximate, from hourly readings). Mean of 5 sensors on the Atmy network, readings from 10:47–10:47 local time (17:47–17:47 UTC), summary prepared at 11:00 local time. Median: 0.0 µg/m³; range across sensors: 0.0–2.0 µg/m³.
In Pasadena the air is good right now (approximate, US EPA scale). From 22:00 to 11:00 local time the city mean PM2.5 stayed roughly level: from 0.4 to 0.4 µg/m³.
The weather data do not point to a clear reason for this level.
Weather now: clear, 16°C, wind 2 m/s, humidity 75%. By 11:00 the wind is expected to pick up to 4 m/s, which may clear the air.
Written automatically at 11:00 local time (18:00 UTC) from sensor measurements and the weather forecast. Values are approximate; hypotheses are marked.
7 km/h
Wind, SE
0 mm
Precipitation today
3 µg/m³ Low
Daily mean PM2.5 on October 21, 2026 (00:00–24:00 UTC): 3 µg/m³ from 5 sensors that passed the quality check — the same value as in the Atmy Data Hub.
Monthly means of quality-checked sensors, as in the Data Hub trend; the current month is still incomplete, “-” means no data.
20%An estimate of weather conditions · not a PM2.5 forecast
19°/14°
Index by time of day
45/100Moderate
21°/12°
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59/100Moderate
24°/13°
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54/100Moderate
27°/19°
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52/100Moderate
28°/20°
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47/100Moderate
27°/21°
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44/100Moderate
Forecast of conditions that trap pollution near the surface
16°
Clear. Feels like 16°C
7km/hWind from the SE
14km/hWind gusts
Wind force: 2
Gusts up to 21 km/h are expected.
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Highest current reading: 2.0 µg/m³ (Del Mar and Euclid). Lowest: 0.0 µg/m³ (NE Pasadena). The list shows every sensor, highest first.
Source: atmy.ai monitoring network
Sensors in the summary by network: AirGradient — 5 sensors.
Atmy shows the networks’ readings after the Data Hub’s quality check: test devices and sensors that fail it are left out.
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Daily mean PM2.5 of the city sensors, µg/m³
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Daily mean PM2.5 on October 21, 2026 (00:00–24:00 UTC): 3 µg/m³ from 5 sensors that passed the quality check — the same value as in the Atmy Data Hub.
Right now in Pasadena, PM2.5 averages 0.4 µg/m³ — “good” on the US EPA scale (approximate, from hourly readings). Mean of 5 sensors on the Atmy network, readings from 10:47–10:47 local time (17:47–17:47 UTC), summary prepared at 11:00 local time. Median: 0.0 µg/m³; range across sensors: 0.0–2.0 µg/m³.
The current level is “good” (US EPA scale, approximate). Air quality is satisfactory; no restrictions are recommended. This is the standard guidance of the scale, not medical advice.
Highest current reading: 2.0 µg/m³ (Del Mar and Euclid). Lowest: 0.0 µg/m³ (NE Pasadena). The list shows every sensor, highest first.
From Atmy sensors and connected public networks (citizen, experimental and government monitors), aggregated by Atmy. Values are approximate; see the methodology.
The summary is rebuilt every 15 minutes from the latest reading of each sensor, each no older than one hour.
The daily value is the Data Hub’s: the mean of the city’s sensors that passed the nightly quality check, each with at least 12 valid hours, and only with sensors at four places 500 m apart; days are UTC.
“Now” uses the same sensors and rule: the mean of their latest readings, each at most 60 minutes old, shown only with sensors at four places 500 m apart reporting.
Source: public Atmy monitoring data. Methodology and data sources · Data terms