Torino Air Quality
Northern Italy is home to some of the worst air pollution in Europe due to factors such as it's rapid industrialization in the 20th century, pollution from automobiles, and it's lack of wind due to the region's position beside the Alps. 1 2 3
Real Time Data
Below is real time data that is collected from an Air Gradient air quality monitor. It is positioned outside my apartment in the Vanchiglietta neighborhood of Torino, Italy.
Particulate Matter
EU Index Guidelines
| Index | Good | Fair | Moderate | Poor | Very poor | Extremely poor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PM2,5 | 0–10 μg/m³ | 10–20 μg/m³ | 20–25 μg/m³ | 25–50 μg/m³ | 50–75 μg/m³ | 75–800 μg/m³ |
| PM10 | 0–20 μg/m³ | 20–40 μg/m³ | 40–50 μg/m³ | 50–100 μg/m³ | 100–150 μg/m³ | 150–1200 μg/m³ |
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Nitrous Oxide (NOx)
CO2
Temperature & Humidity
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