Where is the air worst in Vermont right now?

Rutland has the highest current reading at AQI 66 (Moderate).

How often are readings updated?

Monitors report every hour. We refresh this page with the latest hour from EPA AirNow.

Vermont Air Quality

Current AQI at 3 monitors, highest 66 (Moderate) · Measured 10/29/2026, 9:00 PM PT

Monitors: 3
Highest AQI: 66; Moderate
Typical (median): 52; Moderate
Above 100: 0

Monitoring sites in Vermont

Worst first. Times are local.

66RutlandModerate · Fine particles (PM2.5) · Thu 10/29/2026, 11:00 PM EDT
52BenningtonModerate · Fine particles (PM2.5) · Thu 10/29/2026, 11:00 PM EDT
43UnderhillGood · Fine particles (PM2.5) · Thu 10/29/2026, 11:00 PM EDT

By county

Highest current AQI among the county's monitors

Frequently asked questions

Where is the air worst in Vermont right now?: Rutland has the highest current reading at AQI 66 (Moderate).
How often are readings updated?: Monitors report every hour. We refresh this page with the latest hour from EPA AirNow.

Source: EPA AirNow · Last updated 10/29/2026 · Data are preliminary and subject to change

What the AQI means

0-50Good. Air quality is satisfactory and poses little or no risk.
51-100Moderate. Acceptable. A few unusually sensitive people may have symptoms.
101-150Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups. People with heart or lung disease, older adults, children and teens should limit long or heavy outdoor exertion.
151-200Unhealthy. Everyone may begin to feel effects. Sensitive groups should avoid long or heavy outdoor exertion.
201-300Very Unhealthy. Health alert: the risk of health effects is increased for everyone.
301-500Hazardous. Health warning of emergency conditions. Everyone is more likely to be affected.

Data sources

AirNowU.S. Environmental Protection Agency · Official site

Data as of 10/29/2026

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