Current Ozone Activity

This page is currently under review! 

We apologize if any information is not available at this time! We will be back with updated information with the start of the 2026 Ozone Season on March 1, 2026.


2025 Ozone - The Design Value for Calendar Year 2025 is:  83 ppb


Current Air Quality Index (AQI) Map

These are not monitor values. These are AQI values. See table below.		 aqi 
 

Ozone Color Legend

 
Air Quality Index(AQI) Values8-hour Ozone Levels (ppb)Levels of Health ConcernColors
Air Quality Index Values and Ozone Concentration
0-500-54GoodGreen
51-100 55-70ModerateYellow
101-15071-85Unhealthy for Sensitive GroupsOrange
151 to 20086-105UnhealthyRed
201 to 300106-200Very UnhealthyPurple
301 to 500+Not DefinedHazardousMaroon


Current AQI Animation Animation Courtesy of AirNow

Monitor values shown on map are AQI values, not hourly ozone measurements.  See AQI table above.

 

North Central Texas AQI Animation

This is a preview image of the North Central Texas AQI Animation
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Map shows the current highest ozone 1-hour levels measured in parts per billion for each of the metropolitan areas in Texas where ozone is measured by the TCEQ.2025 Calendar Year Calendarsmall thumbnail of multicolored score card showing various levels of ozone alert colors and levels as an example includes a link to last exceedance scoresThis is a thumbnail of a generic line chart linking to the 8-hour ozone NAAQS historical trends as of June 14, 2021 outlining the standards of 1997, 2008, and 2015.This is a thumbnail of an example air quality index chart which links to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality website displaying the air quality forecast for the day.

TCEQ Map of
Current Monitor
Levels

2025 Ozone
Season Calendar

Current as of
11/17/2025

Ozone Monitor
Scorecard
Current as of 
 11/17/2025

Ozone Design
Value Trendlines
(Historical and
Current)
Current as of 
 11/17/2025

TCEQ Air Quality
Forecast

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 Please contact Daniela Tower with any other questions.