AQIRadar turns thousands of monitoring stations into one clear number, a colour, and a plan — live AQI, forecasts and health guidance for any city on earth.
10K+
Monitoring stations
140+
Countries covered
8-day
Pollutant forecast
120K+
People breathing easier
Trusted data from the networks that matter
Pan the globe and watch readings update in real time — pollutant layers, heat overlays, and station-level detail wherever you look.
Build a watchlist of the places that matter — home, family, the office — each with its own gauge, pollutant breakdown and forecast.
Official networks in, one consistent index out — with the health advice that goes with it.
From a single street corner to the whole planet — every station, every pollutant, refreshed hour by hour.
PM2.5
11.6
Good
AQI
42
Good
O₃
38
Good
NO₂
16
Good
Hyderabad's AQI was 114 – Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups – on 10 October 2026. Learn how to read the number, what pollutes the city's air, which areas like Pashamylaram and Sanathnagar are worst, why November peaks, and how to protect your family.
Noida had the second-worst winter air in India last season, averaging 166 µg/m³ of PM2.5. Here's how to read Noida AQI, where the pollution comes from, which sectors are hotspots, what October to January looks like, and simple ways to protect your family.
As the monsoon withdraws, Mumbai's air is slipping from clean to hazy, with live readings already touching "Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups." Here's where the city's AQI stands right now, why pollution climbs after the rains, what to expect through December, and simple ways to protect yourself and your family.
“AQIRadar is the first thing I check every morning. One look and I know whether the kids can play outside.”
Aanya Mehra
Parent · New Delhi
The short answers on where our readings come from, how often they move, and what the numbers actually mean for your day.
We aggregate readings from official government and reference-grade networks — CPCB, WAQI, OpenAQ, the US EPA — and pair them with Open-Meteo forecasts, all normalised onto one clear AQI scale.
Live readings refresh hourly from the monitoring networks, and forecasts extend up to eight days ahead so you can plan your week around the air.
AQIRadar shows a clear six-band scale — Good, Moderate, Unhealthy for Sensitive, Unhealthy, Very Unhealthy and Hazardous — each with a colour and plain-language health guidance.
Yes — checking live air quality, tracking your cities, and reading forecasts is free to start. No account required to explore the map.
Build a watchlist of every place that matters — home, family, the office — each with its own gauge, pollutant breakdown and forecast.
Real-time air quality insights. Healthier choices. A better tomorrow — free, and no account needed.
