AIRNow - Marina/Seaside, CA Air Quality

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The tribal boundaries shown here are provided by the Bureau of Indian Affairs and are intended to be used as a general spatial reference only. They are not a formal determination of tribal boundaries by the EPA.

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National Parks/Monuments Legend: Tribal Boundaries

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National Parks/Monuments Legend: Tribal Boundaries

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Air Quality Index (AQI)
	Good
Health Message: None

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	Good
Health Message: None

AQI - Pollutant Details

Particles (PM10)

Good

Particles (PM2.5)

Good

Ozone

Good

Particles (PM10)

Good

Particles (PM2.5)

Good

Ozone

Good

Forecast Discussion: Forecast Discussion for May 17 to May 22, 2013: A cool trough passes through the area Friday as a transient ridge builds in from the Pacific through the weekend. Early next week, the ridge is displaced by another cold upper level trough pushing down from the north. This sequence of events should lead to a temporary increase in temperatures and atmospheric stability as well as light offshore flow over the weekend followed by cooler and breezy conditions early next week. Although AQIs may increase slightly as the atmosphere stabilizes and pollutants build-up, AQIs for both ozone and PM2.5 are expected to generally remain in the GOOD air quality category. However, on the breezier days some areas in the Salinas Valley may see particulate related AQIs increase to the upper GOOD to lower MODERATE air quality categories due to seasonal increases in afternoon windblown fugitive dust.

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