Los Angeles is experiencing generally good to moderate air quality today, with recent air quality index values mostly falling well within safe limits for the general population. During the last 24 hours, the air quality index in most central Los Angeles locations reached a low of around 24 at 9 AM and a peak around 57 at 4 AM, both measured within the good to moderate range. These levels indicate that air pollution poses little to moderate risk for most people. Sensitive groups, such as children, the elderly, or people with respiratory or heart conditions, should continue to be aware, as the moderate range may occasionally affect them, especially during short periods when the index rises for a few hours[1][2][3].
Historically, air quality in Los Angeles during 2025 has shown improvement compared to the past five years. The annual average air quality index for the city so far is 46, representing nearly a 10 percent improvement over previous years like 2020 and 2021. This places 2025 as the cleanest year on record in recent history for Los Angeles. Roughly 66 percent of days in 2025 have met the World Health Organization’s safe air quality standards. The main periods with slightly higher pollution tend to occur overnight or in the late afternoon to early evening hours, where average values briefly approach the upper end of the moderate range before returning to good by morning[1].
For those planning outdoor activities, air quality this morning is particularly favorable. However, anyone in sensitive groups should stay mindful of potential localized or short-term increases and consider limiting heavy outdoor exertion if the index reaches moderate levels later in the day. Broadly, today’s conditions reflect a positive trend for Los Angeles, with cleaner air making outdoor activities safer and more comfortable for nearly everyone[1][3].
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