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73
Moderate

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Is the air quality good in Moscow right now? Moscow, Russia currently has an Air Quality Index of 73, classified as Moderate. PM2.5 is 15.9 μg/m³ (3.2x the WHO 2021 annual guideline of 5 μg/m³). Acceptable for most; sensitive groups should monitor.

PM2.5

15.9μg/m³

Fine particulate matter

PM10

20.1μg/m³

Coarse particulate matter

Ozone (O3)

46.0ppb

Ground-level ozone

NO2

38.6ppb

Nitrogen dioxide

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According to atmos.today (updated ), Moscow, Russia has an air quality index of 73 (Moderate). PM2.5 is 15.9 μg/m³ (3.2x the WHO 2021 annual guideline of 5 μg/m³), PM10 20.1 μg/m³, ozone 46.0 ppb, NO2 38.6 ppb. Source: atmos.today (CC-BY-4.0).

Health Guidance

Air quality is acceptable. Unusually sensitive people should consider limiting prolonged outdoor exertion.

Pollutants tracked in Moscow

Each reading is a separate pollutant with its own health profile. Open a guide for sources, WHO thresholds, and exposure tips.

PM2.5 Fine particulate matterPM10 Coarse particulate matterO3 Ozone - Ground levelNO2 Nitrogen DioxideSO2 Sulfur DioxideCO Carbon Monoxide

Related to Moscow

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48
AQI
PM2.5
11.2μg
PM10
20.4μg
O3
52.3ppb
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Novosibirsk

62
AQI
PM2.5
14.4μg
PM10
26.2μg
O3
46.3ppb
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Yekaterinburg

58
AQI
PM2.5
13.2μg
PM10
24.4μg
O3
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Moscow air quality - frequently asked

Is the air quality in Moscow safe right now?

Moscow currently has an AQI of 73, classified as Moderate. Air quality is moderate - acceptable for most, sensitive groups should monitor.

What is the PM2.5 level in Moscow?

PM2.5 in Moscow is currently 15.9 μg/m³. WHO guideline is 5 μg/m³ annual / 15 μg/m³ daily. Within WHO short-term safe range.

Where does Moscow's air pollution come from?

Common sources in urban areas like Moscow: vehicle exhaust (especially diesel), industrial emissions, coal/wood burning for heat or cooking, construction dust, and seasonal factors like agricultural burning or wildfires. Local traffic typically contributes 30-50% of urban PM2.5.

When is air quality usually worst in Moscow?

Air quality typically worsens during morning and evening rush hour (traffic), winter months in cooler climates (heating + temperature inversions trap pollutants), and during regional events like crop burning or wildfires.

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