11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Aberdeen|WA|46.9725|-123.8317|PM2.5|12|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Aberdeen|WA|46.9725|-123.8317|PM2.5||Good|No|A series of weather systems passing through the region will adequately disperse pollutants. Expect GOOD AQI throughout the weekend. (Nov.12-Nov.16)|
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Aberdeen|WA|46.9725|-123.8317|PM2.5|22|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Aberdeen|WA|46.9725|-123.8317|PM2.5||Good|No|A series of weather systems passing through the region will adequately disperse pollutants. Expect GOOD AQI throughout the weekend. (Nov.12-Nov.16)|
11/12/09|11/15/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Aberdeen|WA|46.9725|-123.8317|PM2.5||Good|No|A series of weather systems passing through the region will adequately disperse pollutants. Expect GOOD AQI throughout the weekend. (Nov.12-Nov.16)|
11/12/09|11/16/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Aberdeen|WA|46.9725|-123.8317|PM2.5||Good|No|A series of weather systems passing through the region will adequately disperse pollutants. Expect GOOD AQI throughout the weekend. (Nov.12-Nov.16)|
11/12/09|11/17/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Aberdeen|WA|46.9725|-123.8317|PM2.5||Good|No|A series of weather systems passing through the region will adequately disperse pollutants. Expect GOOD AQI throughout the weekend. (Nov.12-Nov.16)|
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Acadia National Park|ME|44.3769|-68.2608|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Acadia National Park|ME|44.3769|-68.2608|PM2.5|5|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Acadia National Park|ME|44.3769|-68.2608|OZONE|22|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Acadia National Park|ME|44.3769|-68.2608|PM2.5|12|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Acadia National Park|ME|44.3769|-68.2608|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Acadia National Park|ME|44.3769|-68.2608|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Acadia National Park|ME|44.3769|-68.2608|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Adams - Mt. Greylock|MA|42.6367|-73.1686|PM2.5|32|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Adams - Mt. Greylock|MA|42.6367|-73.1686|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Adams - Mt. Greylock|MA|42.6367|-73.1686|OZONE|35|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Aiken-Augusta - SC/GA|SC|33.3700|-81.9700|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Aiken-Augusta - SC/GA|SC|33.3700|-81.9700|PM2.5|8|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Albany|NY|42.6810|-73.7580|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Albany|NY|42.6810|-73.7580|PM2.5|23|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Albany|NY|42.6810|-73.7580|PM2.5|26|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Albany|NY|42.6810|-73.7580|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Albany|NY|42.6810|-73.7580|PM2.5|38|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Albany|NY|42.6810|-73.7580|PM2.5|44|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|Y|Albuquerque|NM|35.0833|-106.6511|PM2.5|48|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|N|Albuquerque|NM|35.0833|-106.6511|OZONE|8|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|1:00|MDT|0|O|Y|Albuquerque|NM|35.0833|-106.6511|PM2.5|29|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||MDT|1|F|Y|Albuquerque|NM|35.0833|-106.6511|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||MDT|2|F|Y|Albuquerque|NM|35.0833|-106.6511|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||MDT|3|F|Y|Albuquerque|NM|35.0833|-106.6511|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||MDT|4|F|Y|Albuquerque|NM|35.0833|-106.6511|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||MDT|5|F|Y|Albuquerque|NM|35.0833|-106.6511|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Alexandria|LA|31.3101|-92.4401|OZONE|42|Good|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Alexandria|LA|31.3101|-92.4401|PM2.5|29|Good|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Alexandria|LA|31.3101|-92.4401|OZONE|36|Good|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Alexandria|LA|31.3101|-92.4401|PM2.5|23|Good|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Amherst|MA|42.4003|-72.5236|OZONE|26|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Amherst|MA|42.4003|-72.5236|PM2.5|16|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Amherst|MA|42.4003|-72.5236|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Amherst|MA|42.4003|-72.5236|OZONE|35|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Ann Arbor|MI|42.2754|-83.7308|PM2.5|39|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Ann Arbor|MI|42.2754|-83.7308|PM2.5|29|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Ann Arbor|MI|42.2754|-83.7308|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/12/09|11/15/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Ann Arbor|MI|42.2754|-83.7308|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/12/09|11/16/09||EDT|4|F|Y|Ann Arbor|MI|42.2754|-83.7308|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Antelope Vly|CA|34.6694|-118.1305|OZONE|38|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Antelope Vly|CA|34.6694|-118.1305|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Antelope Vly|CA|34.6694|-118.1305|PM10|31|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Antelope Vly|CA|34.6694|-118.1305|OZONE|30|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Antelope Vly|CA|34.6694|-118.1305|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Antelope Vly|CA|34.6694|-118.1305|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Antelope Vly|CA|34.6694|-118.1305|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Antelope Vly|CA|34.6694|-118.1305|PM10|39|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Antelope Vly|CA|34.6694|-118.1305|OZONE|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Antelope Vly|CA|34.6694|-118.1305|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Antelope Vly|CA|34.6694|-118.1305|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Anza Vly|CA|33.5603|-116.7659|OZONE|37|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Anza Vly|CA|33.5603|-116.7659|PM10|18|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Anza Vly|CA|33.5603|-116.7659|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Anza Vly|CA|33.5603|-116.7659|PM10|25|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Anza Vly|CA|33.5603|-116.7659|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Anza Vly|CA|33.5603|-116.7659|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Anza Vly|CA|33.5603|-116.7659|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Anza Vly|CA|33.5603|-116.7659|OZONE|36|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Anza Vly|CA|33.5603|-116.7659|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Anza Vly|CA|33.5603|-116.7659|PM10|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Anza Vly|CA|33.5603|-116.7659|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Anza Vly|CA|33.5603|-116.7659|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Anza Vly|CA|33.5603|-116.7659|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Asheville Valleys (below 4000 feet)|NC|35.5950|-82.5510|PM2.5|14|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Asheville Valleys (below 4000 feet)|NC|35.5950|-82.5510|PM2.5|29|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Asheville Valleys (below 4000 feet)|NC|35.5950|-82.5510|PM2.5|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Asheville Valleys (below 4000 feet)|NC|35.5950|-82.5510|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Asheville Valleys (below 4000 feet)|NC|35.5950|-82.5510|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|PM2.5|59|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|OZONE|7|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|N|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|PM10|14|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|N|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|OZONE|23|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|PM2.5|55|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|N|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|OZONE|0|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|PM10|16|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|N|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|PM10|19|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|N|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|OZONE|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|N|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|PM10|23|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|N|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|OZONE|32|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|PM2.5|39|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|N|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|PM10|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|N|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|OZONE|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|PM2.5|36|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|N|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|PM10|12|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|N|Atascadero|CA|35.4900|-120.6900|OZONE|22|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Atlanta|GA|33.6500|-84.4300|OZONE|30|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Atlanta|GA|33.6500|-84.4300|PM2.5|27|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Atlanta|GA|33.6500|-84.4300|PM2.5|55|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Atlanta|GA|33.6500|-84.4300|OZONE|14|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Atlanta|GA|33.6500|-84.4300|PM2.5||Moderate|No|Upper level ridge building out of northern GOMEX should keep dry and highly stable conditions across the SE for the weekend. Surface ridge building across north GA will provide light to calm downslope, which should keep seasonable temps around. This should provide nice buildup of nocturnal inversion due to strong radiational cooling, which in turn should limit vertical mixing and help push PM2.5 levels into low yellow range by Sat night across Metro. BBM|
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Auburn|CA|38.8963|-121.0784|PM2.5|60|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Auburn|CA|38.8963|-121.0784|OZONE|28|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Auburn|CA|38.8963|-121.0784|PM2.5|56|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09|23:00|PDT|0|O|N|Auburn|CA|38.8963|-121.0784|PM2.5|56|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Auburn|CA|38.8963|-121.0784|PM2.5|60|Moderate|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Auburn|CA|38.8963|-121.0784|PM2.5|56|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Auburn|CA|38.8963|-121.0784|PM2.5|32|Good|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Auburn|CA|38.8963|-121.0784|PM2.5|87|Moderate|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Auburn|CA|38.8963|-121.0784|PM2.5||Moderate|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Auburn|CA|38.8963|-121.0784|PM2.5||Moderate|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Auburn|CA|38.8963|-121.0784|PM2.5||Good|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Austin|TX|30.2670|-97.7340|PM2.5|46|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Austin|TX|30.2670|-97.7340|OZONE|37|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|Y|Austin|TX|30.2670|-97.7340|PM2.5|47|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Austin|TX|30.2670|-97.7340|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Austin|TX|30.2670|-97.7340|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Austin|TX|30.2670|-97.7340|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Austin|TX|30.2670|-97.7340|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Austin|TX|30.2670|-97.7340|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Austin|TX|30.2670|-97.7340|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Austin|TX|30.2670|-97.7340|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|N|Austin|TX|30.2670|-97.7340|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|N|Austin|TX|30.2670|-97.7340|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|Y|Austin|TX|30.2670|-97.7340|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|N|Austin|TX|30.2670|-97.7340|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|N|Austin|TX|30.2670|-97.7340|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Bakersfield|CA|35.3577|-119.0046|PM2.5|123|Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Bakersfield|CA|35.3577|-119.0046|OZONE|17|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Bakersfield|CA|35.3577|-119.0046|PM2.5|64|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Bakersfield|CA|35.3577|-119.0046|PM2.5|62|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Bakersfield|CA|35.3577|-119.0046|PM2.5|76|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Bakersfield|CA|35.3577|-119.0046|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Bakersfield|CA|35.3577|-119.0046|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Bakersfield|CA|35.3577|-119.0046|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Bakersfield|CA|35.3577|-119.0046|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Baltimore|MD|39.3010|-76.6110|OZONE|21|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Baltimore|MD|39.3010|-76.6110|PM2.5|12|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Baltimore|MD|39.3010|-76.6110|OZONE|15|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|EDT|0|O|N|Baltimore|MD|39.3010|-76.6110|PM2.5|11|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Baltimore|MD|39.3010|-76.6110|PM2.5|11|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Baltimore|MD|39.3010|-76.6110|PM2.5|29|Good|No|On Saturday, the low pressure system off the coast of North Carolina will continue to slowly move east from the Mid-Atlantic region. A high pressure system will build in to replace it during the evening. Air quality will remain in the Good range. On Sunday and Monday, drier conditions and warm temperatures look to cause an increase in fine particle concentrations into the low Moderate range. The high pressure system remains in the area through Wednesday causing light winds and onshore, easterly wind flow leading to air quality conditions along the Good/Moderate threshold. - MDE|
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Baltimore|MD|39.3010|-76.6110|PM2.5||Moderate|No|On Saturday, the low pressure system off the coast of North Carolina will continue to slowly move east from the Mid-Atlantic region. A high pressure system will build in to replace it during the evening. Air quality will remain in the Good range. On Sunday and Monday, drier conditions and warm temperatures look to cause an increase in fine particle concentrations into the low Moderate range. The high pressure system remains in the area through Wednesday causing light winds and onshore, easterly wind flow leading to air quality conditions along the Good/Moderate threshold. - MDE|
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Baltimore|MD|39.3010|-76.6110|PM2.5||Moderate|No|On Saturday, the low pressure system off the coast of North Carolina will continue to slowly move east from the Mid-Atlantic region. A high pressure system will build in to replace it during the evening. Air quality will remain in the Good range. On Sunday and Monday, drier conditions and warm temperatures look to cause an increase in fine particle concentrations into the low Moderate range. The high pressure system remains in the area through Wednesday causing light winds and onshore, easterly wind flow leading to air quality conditions along the Good/Moderate threshold. - MDE|
11/13/09|11/17/09||EDT|4|F|Y|Baltimore|MD|39.3010|-76.6110|PM2.5||Good|No|On Saturday, the low pressure system off the coast of North Carolina will continue to slowly move east from the Mid-Atlantic region. A high pressure system will build in to replace it during the evening. Air quality will remain in the Good range. On Sunday and Monday, drier conditions and warm temperatures look to cause an increase in fine particle concentrations into the low Moderate range. The high pressure system remains in the area through Wednesday causing light winds and onshore, easterly wind flow leading to air quality conditions along the Good/Moderate threshold. - MDE|
11/13/09|11/18/09||EDT|5|F|Y|Baltimore|MD|39.3010|-76.6110|PM2.5||Good|No|On Saturday, the low pressure system off the coast of North Carolina will continue to slowly move east from the Mid-Atlantic region. A high pressure system will build in to replace it during the evening. Air quality will remain in the Good range. On Sunday and Monday, drier conditions and warm temperatures look to cause an increase in fine particle concentrations into the low Moderate range. The high pressure system remains in the area through Wednesday causing light winds and onshore, easterly wind flow leading to air quality conditions along the Good/Moderate threshold. - MDE|
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Bangor|ME|44.7989|-68.7697|PM2.5|51|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Bangor|ME|44.7989|-68.7697|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Bangor|ME|44.7989|-68.7697|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Bangor|ME|44.7989|-68.7697|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Bangor|ME|44.7989|-68.7697|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Banning|CA|33.9208|-116.8583|OZONE|42|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Banning|CA|33.9208|-116.8583|PM2.5|24|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Banning|CA|33.9208|-116.8583|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Banning|CA|33.9208|-116.8583|PM10|32|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Banning|CA|33.9208|-116.8583|OZONE|41|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Banning|CA|33.9208|-116.8583|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Banning|CA|33.9208|-116.8583|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Banning|CA|33.9208|-116.8583|PM2.5|44|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|N|Banning|CA|33.9208|-116.8583|OZONE|26|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Banning|CA|33.9208|-116.8583|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Banning|CA|33.9208|-116.8583|PM10|37|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Banning|CA|33.9208|-116.8583|OZONE|33|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Banning|CA|33.9208|-116.8583|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Banning|CA|33.9208|-116.8583|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Barstow|CA|34.8938|-117.0244|OZONE|33|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Barstow|CA|34.8938|-117.0244|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Barstow|CA|34.8938|-117.0244|PM10|28|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Barstow|CA|34.8938|-117.0244|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Barstow|CA|34.8938|-117.0244|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Barstow|CA|34.8938|-117.0244|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Barstow|CA|34.8938|-117.0244|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Barstow|CA|34.8938|-117.0244|PM10|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Barstow|CA|34.8938|-117.0244|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Barstow|CA|34.8938|-117.0244|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Barstow|CA|34.8938|-117.0244|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Base - Whiteface Mountain|NY|44.3650|-73.9300|OZONE|31|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Base - Whiteface Mountain|NY|44.3650|-73.9300|PM2.5|5|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Base - Whiteface Mountain|NY|44.3650|-73.9300|PM2.5|7|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Base - Whiteface Mountain|NY|44.3650|-73.9300|PM2.5|10|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Base - Whiteface Mountain|NY|44.3650|-73.9300|PM2.5|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Base - Whiteface Mountain|NY|44.3650|-73.9300|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Baton Rouge Area|LA|30.4490|-91.1260|OZONE|40|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Baton Rouge Area|LA|30.4490|-91.1260|PM2.5|39|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|Y|Baton Rouge Area|LA|30.4490|-91.1260|PM2.5|60|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|N|Baton Rouge Area|LA|30.4490|-91.1260|OZONE|13|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Baton Rouge Area|LA|30.4490|-91.1260|PM2.5|55|Moderate|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Baton Rouge Area|LA|30.4490|-91.1260|OZONE|47|Good|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Baton Rouge Area|LA|30.4490|-91.1260|PM2.5|55|Moderate|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Baton Rouge Area|LA|30.4490|-91.1260|OZONE|41|Good|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Beaumont-Port Arthur|TX|30.0830|-94.1000|PM2.5|69|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Beaumont-Port Arthur|TX|30.0830|-94.1000|OZONE|44|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|Y|Beaumont-Port Arthur|TX|30.0830|-94.1000|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Beaumont-Port Arthur|TX|30.0830|-94.1000|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Beaumont-Port Arthur|TX|30.0830|-94.1000|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Beaumont-Port Arthur|TX|30.0830|-94.1000|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Beaumont-Port Arthur|TX|30.0830|-94.1000|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Beaumont-Port Arthur|TX|30.0830|-94.1000|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Beaumont-Port Arthur|TX|30.0830|-94.1000|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Beaumont-Port Arthur|TX|30.0830|-94.1000|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|N|Beaumont-Port Arthur|TX|30.0830|-94.1000|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|N|Beaumont-Port Arthur|TX|30.0830|-94.1000|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|Y|Beaumont-Port Arthur|TX|30.0830|-94.1000|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|N|Beaumont-Port Arthur|TX|30.0830|-94.1000|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|N|Beaumont-Port Arthur|TX|30.0830|-94.1000|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Bellingham|WA|48.7625|-122.4419|PM2.5|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Bellingham|WA|48.7625|-122.4419|OZONE||Good|No|Expect good air quality for next 24 to 48 hours.|
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Bellingham|WA|48.7625|-122.4419|OZONE||Good|No|Expect good air quality for next 24 to 48 hours.|
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Bennington|VT|42.8975|-73.2508|OZONE|23|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Bennington|VT|42.8975|-73.2508|PM2.5|12|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Bennington|VT|42.8975|-73.2508|PM2.5|25|Good|No|Expect generally good air quality across Vermont for the weekend time frame, Saturday, November 14, through Monday, November 16.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Bennington|VT|42.8975|-73.2508|PM2.5|25|Good|No|Expect generally good air quality across Vermont for the weekend time frame, Saturday, November 14, through Monday, November 16.|
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Bennington|VT|42.8975|-73.2508|PM2.5|20|Good|No|Expect generally good air quality across Vermont for the weekend time frame, Saturday, November 14, through Monday, November 16.|
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Benton Harbor|MI|42.1167|-86.4542|PM2.5|39|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Benton Harbor|MI|42.1167|-86.4542|PM2.5|31|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Benton Harbor|MI|42.1167|-86.4542|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/12/09|11/15/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Benton Harbor|MI|42.1167|-86.4542|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/12/09|11/16/09||EDT|4|F|Y|Benton Harbor|MI|42.1167|-86.4542|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Big Bear Lake|CA|34.1734|-116.8851|OZONE|26|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Big Bear Lake|CA|34.1734|-116.8851|PM2.5|39|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Big Bear Lake|CA|34.1734|-116.8851|PM10|21|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Big Bear Lake|CA|34.1734|-116.8851|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Big Bear Lake|CA|34.1734|-116.8851|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Big Bear Lake|CA|34.1734|-116.8851|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Big Bear Lake|CA|34.1734|-116.8851|OZONE|3|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Big Bear Lake|CA|34.1734|-116.8851|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Big Bear Lake|CA|34.1734|-116.8851|PM10|28|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Big Bear Lake|CA|34.1734|-116.8851|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Big Bear Lake|CA|34.1734|-116.8851|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Big Bear Lake|CA|34.1734|-116.8851|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Birmingham|AL|33.5600|-86.7500|PM2.5|28|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Birmingham|AL|33.5600|-86.7500|PM10|8|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Birmingham|AL|33.5600|-86.7500|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|Y|Birmingham|AL|33.5600|-86.7500|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|N|Birmingham|AL|33.5600|-86.7500|OZONE|0|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Birmingham|AL|33.5600|-86.7500|PM2.5|45|Good|No|Saturday-Monday:  An upper ridge will be in place over the SE US to keep skies mostly clear through Monday.  Winds will be relatively light and variable during the weekend.  Winds become southeasterly on Monday to begin an increase in moisture.  Stronger early morning inversions on Saturday and Sunday with the calm and drier conditions will bump up PM2.5 concentrations for a few hours.  PM2.5 will be in the green range on Saturday but will rise to the yellow range on Sunday and Monday with the nearly calm conditions leading to a build up in concentrations and the possible influence of smoke from various fires throughout the SE US. ML|
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Birmingham|AL|33.5600|-86.7500|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No|Saturday-Monday:  An upper ridge will be in place over the SE US to keep skies mostly clear through Monday.  Winds will be relatively light and variable during the weekend.  Winds become southeasterly on Monday to begin an increase in moisture.  Stronger early morning inversions on Saturday and Sunday with the calm and drier conditions will bump up PM2.5 concentrations for a few hours.  PM2.5 will be in the green range on Saturday but will rise to the yellow range on Sunday and Monday with the nearly calm conditions leading to a build up in concentrations and the possible influence of smoke from various fires throughout the SE US. ML|
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Birmingham|AL|33.5600|-86.7500|PM2.5|62|Moderate|No|Saturday-Monday:  An upper ridge will be in place over the SE US to keep skies mostly clear through Monday.  Winds will be relatively light and variable during the weekend.  Winds become southeasterly on Monday to begin an increase in moisture.  Stronger early morning inversions on Saturday and Sunday with the calm and drier conditions will bump up PM2.5 concentrations for a few hours.  PM2.5 will be in the green range on Saturday but will rise to the yellow range on Sunday and Monday with the nearly calm conditions leading to a build up in concentrations and the possible influence of smoke from various fires throughout the SE US. ML|
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|Y|Boise|ID|43.6361|-115.7289|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|N|Boise|ID|43.6361|-115.7289|PM2.5|8|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|N|Boise|ID|43.6361|-115.7289|PM10|7|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|1:00|MDT|0|O|Y|Boise|ID|43.6361|-115.7289|PM2.5|14|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||MDT|1|F|Y|Boise|ID|43.6361|-115.7289|PM2.5|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||MDT|2|F|Y|Boise|ID|43.6361|-115.7289|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||MDT|3|F|Y|Boise|ID|43.6361|-115.7289|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Boston|MA|42.3510|-71.0510|PM2.5|19|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Boston|MA|42.3510|-71.0510|OZONE|18|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Boston|MA|42.3510|-71.0510|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Boston|MA|42.3510|-71.0510|OZONE|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Bremerton-Silverdale-Bainbridge Island|WA|47.6400|-122.6470|PM2.5|25|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Bremerton-Silverdale-Bainbridge Island|WA|47.6400|-122.6470|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast period is Nov 12 - 16.  A series of weather systems will keep pollutants dispersed and air quality will be AQI Good.  No burn bans are anticipated.|
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Bremerton-Silverdale-Bainbridge Island|WA|47.6400|-122.6470|PM2.5|144|Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Bremerton-Silverdale-Bainbridge Island|WA|47.6400|-122.6470|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast period is Nov 12 - 16.  A series of weather systems will keep pollutants dispersed and air quality will be AQI Good.  No burn bans are anticipated.|
11/12/09|11/15/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Bremerton-Silverdale-Bainbridge Island|WA|47.6400|-122.6470|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast period is Nov 12 - 16.  A series of weather systems will keep pollutants dispersed and air quality will be AQI Good.  No burn bans are anticipated.|
11/12/09|11/16/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Bremerton-Silverdale-Bainbridge Island|WA|47.6400|-122.6470|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast period is Nov 12 - 16.  A series of weather systems will keep pollutants dispersed and air quality will be AQI Good.  No burn bans are anticipated.|
11/12/09|11/17/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Bremerton-Silverdale-Bainbridge Island|WA|47.6400|-122.6470|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast period is Nov 12 - 16.  A series of weather systems will keep pollutants dispersed and air quality will be AQI Good.  No burn bans are anticipated.|
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Bridgeport|CT|41.1840|-73.1900|PM2.5|9|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Bridgeport|CT|41.1840|-73.1900|PM2.5|18|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Bridgeport|CT|41.1840|-73.1900|PM2.5|18|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Bridgeport|CT|41.1840|-73.1900|PM2.5|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Bridgeport|CT|41.1840|-73.1900|PM2.5|33|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Bridgeport|CT|41.1840|-73.1900|PM2.5|40|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Brigantine|NJ|39.4647|-74.4489|OZONE|28|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Brigantine|NJ|39.4647|-74.4489|PM2.5|11|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Brigantine|NJ|39.4647|-74.4489|PM2.5|4|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Brigantine|NJ|39.4647|-74.4489|OZONE|0|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Brigantine|NJ|39.4647|-74.4489|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Brigantine|NJ|39.4647|-74.4489|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Brigantine|NJ|39.4647|-74.4489|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Brigantine|NJ|39.4647|-74.4489|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Brigantine|NJ|39.4647|-74.4489|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Brigantine|NJ|39.4647|-74.4489|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Brownsville-McAllen|TX|25.9019|-97.4975|PM2.5|51|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Brownsville-McAllen|TX|25.9019|-97.4975|PM10|21|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Brownsville-McAllen|TX|25.9019|-97.4975|OZONE|45|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|1:00|CDT|0|O|Y|Brownsville-McAllen|TX|25.9019|-97.4975|PM2.5|40|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|N|Brownsville-McAllen|TX|25.9019|-97.4975|PM2.5|40|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Brownsville-McAllen|TX|25.9019|-97.4975|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Brownsville-McAllen|TX|25.9019|-97.4975|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Brownsville-McAllen|TX|25.9019|-97.4975|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Brownsville-McAllen|TX|25.9019|-97.4975|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Brownsville-McAllen|TX|25.9019|-97.4975|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Brownsville-McAllen|TX|25.9019|-97.4975|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Brownsville-McAllen|TX|25.9019|-97.4975|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|N|Brownsville-McAllen|TX|25.9019|-97.4975|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|N|Brownsville-McAllen|TX|25.9019|-97.4975|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|Y|Brownsville-McAllen|TX|25.9019|-97.4975|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|N|Brownsville-McAllen|TX|25.9019|-97.4975|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|N|Brownsville-McAllen|TX|25.9019|-97.4975|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Buffalo|NY|42.9920|-78.7710|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Buffalo|NY|42.9920|-78.7710|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Buffalo|NY|42.9920|-78.7710|PM2.5|38|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Buffalo|NY|42.9920|-78.7710|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Buffalo|NY|42.9920|-78.7710|PM2.5|48|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Buffalo|NY|42.9920|-78.7710|PM2.5|43|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Burlington|VT|44.4670|-73.2010|PM2.5|29|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Burlington|VT|44.4670|-73.2010|OZONE|26|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Burlington|VT|44.4670|-73.2010|PM2.5|35|Good|No|Expect generally good air quality across Vermont for the weekend time frame, Saturday, November 14, through Monday, November 16.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Burlington|VT|44.4670|-73.2010|PM2.5|25|Good|No|Expect generally good air quality across Vermont for the weekend time frame, Saturday, November 14, through Monday, November 16.|
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Burlington|VT|44.4670|-73.2010|PM2.5|20|Good|No|Expect generally good air quality across Vermont for the weekend time frame, Saturday, November 14, through Monday, November 16.|
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|C San Bernardino M|CA|34.2413|-117.2755|OZONE|36|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|C San Bernardino M|CA|34.2413|-117.2755|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|C San Bernardino M|CA|34.2413|-117.2755|PM10|24|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|C San Bernardino M|CA|34.2413|-117.2755|OZONE|39|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|C San Bernardino M|CA|34.2413|-117.2755|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|C San Bernardino M|CA|34.2413|-117.2755|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|C San Bernardino M|CA|34.2413|-117.2755|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|C San Bernardino M|CA|34.2413|-117.2755|PM10|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|C San Bernardino M|CA|34.2413|-117.2755|OZONE|39|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|C San Bernardino M|CA|34.2413|-117.2755|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|C San Bernardino M|CA|34.2413|-117.2755|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|C San Bernardino-1|CA|34.1005|-117.4919|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|C San Bernardino-1|CA|34.1005|-117.4919|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-1|CA|34.1005|-117.4919|PM10|40|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-1|CA|34.1005|-117.4919|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-1|CA|34.1005|-117.4919|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-1|CA|34.1005|-117.4919|NO2|30|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|C San Bernardino-1|CA|34.1005|-117.4919|OZONE|6|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|C San Bernardino-1|CA|34.1005|-117.4919|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-1|CA|34.1005|-117.4919|PM10|37|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-1|CA|34.1005|-117.4919|OZONE|33|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-1|CA|34.1005|-117.4919|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-1|CA|34.1005|-117.4919|NO2|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|C San Bernardino-2|CA|34.1066|-117.2736|PM10|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|C San Bernardino-2|CA|34.1066|-117.2736|OZONE|26|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|C San Bernardino-2|CA|34.1066|-117.2736|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-2|CA|34.1066|-117.2736|PM10|35|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-2|CA|34.1066|-117.2736|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-2|CA|34.1066|-117.2736|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-2|CA|34.1066|-117.2736|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|C San Bernardino-2|CA|34.1066|-117.2736|OZONE|3|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|C San Bernardino-2|CA|34.1066|-117.2736|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-2|CA|34.1066|-117.2736|PM10|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-2|CA|34.1066|-117.2736|OZONE|33|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-2|CA|34.1066|-117.2736|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|C San Bernardino-2|CA|34.1066|-117.2736|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Camden|NJ|39.9228|-75.0972|OZONE|23|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Camden|NJ|39.9228|-75.0972|OZONE|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Camden|NJ|39.9228|-75.0972|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Camden|NJ|39.9228|-75.0972|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Camden|NJ|39.9228|-75.0972|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Camden|NJ|39.9228|-75.0972|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Camden|NJ|39.9228|-75.0972|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Camden|NJ|39.9228|-75.0972|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Cape Cod and Islands|MA|41.9000|-70.3000|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Cape Cod and Islands|MA|41.9000|-70.3000|OZONE|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Capistrano Vly|CA|33.5493|-117.5715|OZONE|33|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Capistrano Vly|CA|33.5493|-117.5715|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Capistrano Vly|CA|33.5493|-117.5715|PM10|25|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Capistrano Vly|CA|33.5493|-117.5715|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Capistrano Vly|CA|33.5493|-117.5715|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Capistrano Vly|CA|33.5493|-117.5715|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Capistrano Vly|CA|33.5493|-117.5715|OZONE|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Capistrano Vly|CA|33.5493|-117.5715|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Capistrano Vly|CA|33.5493|-117.5715|PM10|26|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Capistrano Vly|CA|33.5493|-117.5715|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Capistrano Vly|CA|33.5493|-117.5715|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Capistrano Vly|CA|33.5493|-117.5715|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Carrizo Plains|CA|35.3200|-120.0000|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09|23:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Carrizo Plains|CA|35.3200|-120.0000|OZONE|11|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Carrizo Plains|CA|35.3200|-120.0000|OZONE|30|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Carrizo Plains|CA|35.3200|-120.0000|OZONE|11|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Carrizo Plains|CA|35.3200|-120.0000|OZONE|34|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Carrizo Plains|CA|35.3200|-120.0000|OZONE|36|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Carrizo Plains|CA|35.3200|-120.0000|OZONE|38|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Carrizo Plains|CA|35.3200|-120.0000|OZONE|37|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Carrizo Plains|CA|35.3200|-120.0000|OZONE|32|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Cascade foothills of east King-Pierce counties|WA|47.1414|-121.9330|OZONE|33|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Cascade foothills of east King-Pierce counties|WA|47.1414|-121.9330|PM2.5|14|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Cascade foothills of east King-Pierce counties|WA|47.1414|-121.9330|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast period is Nov 12 - 16.  A series of weather systems will keep pollutants dispersed and air quality will be AQI Good.  No burn bans are anticipated.|
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Cascade foothills of east King-Pierce counties|WA|47.1414|-121.9330|PM2.5|16|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Cascade foothills of east King-Pierce counties|WA|47.1414|-121.9330|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast period is Nov 12 - 16.  A series of weather systems will keep pollutants dispersed and air quality will be AQI Good.  No burn bans are anticipated.|
11/12/09|11/15/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Cascade foothills of east King-Pierce counties|WA|47.1414|-121.9330|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast period is Nov 12 - 16.  A series of weather systems will keep pollutants dispersed and air quality will be AQI Good.  No burn bans are anticipated.|
11/12/09|11/16/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Cascade foothills of east King-Pierce counties|WA|47.1414|-121.9330|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast period is Nov 12 - 16.  A series of weather systems will keep pollutants dispersed and air quality will be AQI Good.  No burn bans are anticipated.|
11/12/09|11/17/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Cascade foothills of east King-Pierce counties|WA|47.1414|-121.9330|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast period is Nov 12 - 16.  A series of weather systems will keep pollutants dispersed and air quality will be AQI Good.  No burn bans are anticipated.|
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Central Coastal|CA|33.5924|-117.7724|OZONE|31|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Central Coastal|CA|33.5924|-117.7724|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central Coastal|CA|33.5924|-117.7724|PM10|23|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central Coastal|CA|33.5924|-117.7724|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central Coastal|CA|33.5924|-117.7724|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central Coastal|CA|33.5924|-117.7724|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Central Coastal|CA|33.5924|-117.7724|OZONE|6|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Central Coastal|CA|33.5924|-117.7724|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central Coastal|CA|33.5924|-117.7724|PM10|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central Coastal|CA|33.5924|-117.7724|OZONE|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central Coastal|CA|33.5924|-117.7724|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central Coastal|CA|33.5924|-117.7724|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Central LA CO|CA|34.0663|-118.2266|PM2.5|73|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Central LA CO|CA|34.0663|-118.2266|PM10|51|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Central LA CO|CA|34.0663|-118.2266|OZONE|19|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09|23:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Central LA CO|CA|34.0663|-118.2266|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Central LA CO|CA|34.0663|-118.2266|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central LA CO|CA|34.0663|-118.2266|PM10|32|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central LA CO|CA|34.0663|-118.2266|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central LA CO|CA|34.0663|-118.2266|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central LA CO|CA|34.0663|-118.2266|NO2|30|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Central LA CO|CA|34.0663|-118.2266|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Central LA CO|CA|34.0663|-118.2266|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central LA CO|CA|34.0663|-118.2266|PM10|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central LA CO|CA|34.0663|-118.2266|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central LA CO|CA|34.0663|-118.2266|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central LA CO|CA|34.0663|-118.2266|NO2|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Central Orange-1|CA|33.8305|-117.9386|PM2.5|54|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Central Orange-1|CA|33.8305|-117.9386|PM10|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Central Orange-1|CA|33.8305|-117.9386|OZONE|28|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Central Orange-1|CA|33.8305|-117.9386|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central Orange-1|CA|33.8305|-117.9386|PM10|30|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central Orange-1|CA|33.8305|-117.9386|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central Orange-1|CA|33.8305|-117.9386|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central Orange-1|CA|33.8305|-117.9386|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Central Orange-1|CA|33.8305|-117.9386|PM2.5|46|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|N|Central Orange-1|CA|33.8305|-117.9386|OZONE|6|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|1|O|N|Central Orange-1|CA|33.8305|-117.9386|OZONE|6|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Central Orange-1|CA|33.8305|-117.9386|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central Orange-1|CA|33.8305|-117.9386|PM10|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central Orange-1|CA|33.8305|-117.9386|OZONE|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central Orange-1|CA|33.8305|-117.9386|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central Orange-1|CA|33.8305|-117.9386|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Central Orange-2|CA|33.7958|-118.0317|PM2.5|54|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Central Orange-2|CA|33.7958|-118.0317|PM10|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Central Orange-2|CA|33.7958|-118.0317|OZONE|28|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Central Orange-2|CA|33.7958|-118.0317|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central Orange-2|CA|33.7958|-118.0317|PM10|26|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central Orange-2|CA|33.7958|-118.0317|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central Orange-2|CA|33.7958|-118.0317|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central Orange-2|CA|33.7958|-118.0317|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Central Orange-2|CA|33.7958|-118.0317|PM2.5|46|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|N|Central Orange-2|CA|33.7958|-118.0317|OZONE|6|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Central Orange-2|CA|33.7958|-118.0317|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central Orange-2|CA|33.7958|-118.0317|PM10|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central Orange-2|CA|33.7958|-118.0317|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central Orange-2|CA|33.7958|-118.0317|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Central Orange-2|CA|33.7958|-118.0317|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Charleston|SC|32.8000|-79.9500|OZONE|21|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Charleston|SC|32.8000|-79.9500|PM2.5|10|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Charlotte|NC|35.2270|-80.8430|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Charlotte|NC|35.2270|-80.8430|PM2.5|9|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Charlotte|NC|35.2270|-80.8430|OZONE|22|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Charlotte|NC|35.2270|-80.8430|PM2.5|14|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Charlotte|NC|35.2270|-80.8430|PM2.5|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Charlotte|NC|35.2270|-80.8430|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Charlotte|NC|35.2270|-80.8430|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Chattanooga|TN|35.0433|-85.3100|PM2.5|18|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Chattanooga|TN|35.0433|-85.3100|PM2.5|46|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Chattanooga|TN|35.0433|-85.3100|PM2.5|51|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Chattanooga|TN|35.0433|-85.3100|PM2.5|54|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Chester|NJ|40.7872|-74.6775|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Chester|NJ|40.7872|-74.6775|OZONE|21|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Chester|NJ|40.7872|-74.6775|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Chester|NJ|40.7872|-74.6775|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Chester|NJ|40.7872|-74.6775|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Chester|NJ|40.7872|-74.6775|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Chester|NJ|40.7872|-74.6775|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Chester|NJ|40.7872|-74.6775|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Chicago|IL|41.9640|-87.6590|PM2.5|51|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Chicago|IL|41.9640|-87.6590|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|Y|Chicago|IL|41.9640|-87.6590|PM2.5|53|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Chicago|IL|41.9640|-87.6590|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Chicago|IL|41.9640|-87.6590|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Chicago|IL|41.9640|-87.6590|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Chico|CA|39.7575|-121.8422|OZONE|21|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Chico|CA|39.7575|-121.8422|PM2.5|21|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09|23:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Chico|CA|39.7575|-121.8422|PM2.5|76|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Chico|CA|39.7575|-121.8422|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Chico|CA|39.7575|-121.8422|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Cincinnati|OH|39.1040|-84.5230|PM2.5|38|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Cincinnati|OH|39.1040|-84.5230|PM10|19|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Cincinnati|OH|39.1040|-84.5230|PM2.5|57|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Cincinnati|OH|39.1040|-84.5230|PM2.5|55|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Cincinnati|OH|39.1040|-84.5230|PM2.5|55|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Cincinnati|OH|39.1040|-84.5230|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|City of La Grande|OR|45.3239|-118.0939|PM2.5|22|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|City of La Grande|OR|45.3239|-118.0939|PM2.5|58|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|City of La Grande|OR|45.3239|-118.0939|PM2.5|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|City of La Grande|OR|45.3239|-118.0939|PM2.5|58|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|City of La Grande|OR|45.3239|-118.0939|PM2.5|58|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|City of North Miami|FL|25.8950|-80.1858|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Claremont|NH|43.3644|-72.3383|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Claremont|NH|43.3644|-72.3383|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Claremont|NH|43.3644|-72.3383|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Claremont|NH|43.3644|-72.3383|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Claremont|NH|43.3644|-72.3383|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Claremont|NH|43.3644|-72.3383|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Clarksboro|NJ|39.7992|-75.2183|OZONE|18|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Clarksboro|NJ|39.7992|-75.2183|OZONE|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Clarksboro|NJ|39.7992|-75.2183|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Clarksboro|NJ|39.7992|-75.2183|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Clarksboro|NJ|39.7992|-75.2183|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Clarksboro|NJ|39.7992|-75.2183|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Clarksboro|NJ|39.7992|-75.2183|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Clarksboro|NJ|39.7992|-75.2183|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Clarksville-Montgomery County|TN|36.5300|-87.3600|PM2.5|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Clarksville-Montgomery County|TN|36.5300|-87.3600|PM2.5|50|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Clarksville-Montgomery County|TN|36.5300|-87.3600|PM2.5|51|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Clarksville-Montgomery County|TN|36.5300|-87.3600|PM2.5|53|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Cleveland-Akron-Lorain|OH|41.4800|-81.6790|PM2.5|43|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Cleveland-Akron-Lorain|OH|41.4800|-81.6790|PM10|15|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Cleveland-Akron-Lorain|OH|41.4800|-81.6790|PM2.5|83|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Cleveland-Akron-Lorain|OH|41.4800|-81.6790|PM2.5|74|Moderate|No|Friday, November 13:  As a low-pressure moves up the Atlantic Coast, it will generate moderate easterly winds across Northeast Ohio.  These winds will keep pollutants dispersed and AQI levels Good.    Saturday, November 14:  A cold front moving through the Upper Midwest will produce light to moderate southerly winds in the Cleveland area, gradually transporting pollutants and a more humid air mass into the region.  These conditions will enhance particle production, resulting in Moderate AQI levels.  Sunday, a weak cold front will move into northern Indiana, producing light to moderate southwesterly winds in Cleveland, continuing to transport moisture and particles into the region.  As a result of these weather conditions, AQI levels will remain Moderate.  Monday, surface high pressure building over the western Great Lakes region will produce moderate north-northeasterly winds in Cleveland, dispersing pollutants and lowering AQI levels to Good.  Tuesday, as surface high pressure moves north of Ohio, easterly winds will develop in the Cleveland region, keeping the lower levels of the atmosphere well-mixed and yielding Good AQI levels.  Wednesday, high pressure will move over northeastern Ohio, producing light and variable winds, limiting the dispersion of pollutants, and leading to Moderate AQI levels.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Cleveland-Akron-Lorain|OH|41.4800|-81.6790|PM2.5|84|Moderate|No|Friday, November 13:  As a low-pressure moves up the Atlantic Coast, it will generate moderate easterly winds across Northeast Ohio.  These winds will keep pollutants dispersed and AQI levels Good.    Saturday, November 14:  A cold front moving through the Upper Midwest will produce light to moderate southerly winds in the Cleveland area, gradually transporting pollutants and a more humid air mass into the region.  These conditions will enhance particle production, resulting in Moderate AQI levels.  Sunday, a weak cold front will move into northern Indiana, producing light to moderate southwesterly winds in Cleveland, continuing to transport moisture and particles into the region.  As a result of these weather conditions, AQI levels will remain Moderate.  Monday, surface high pressure building over the western Great Lakes region will produce moderate north-northeasterly winds in Cleveland, dispersing pollutants and lowering AQI levels to Good.  Tuesday, as surface high pressure moves north of Ohio, easterly winds will develop in the Cleveland region, keeping the lower levels of the atmosphere well-mixed and yielding Good AQI levels.  Wednesday, high pressure will move over northeastern Ohio, producing light and variable winds, limiting the dispersion of pollutants, and leading to Moderate AQI levels.|
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Cleveland-Akron-Lorain|OH|41.4800|-81.6790|PM2.5||Good|No|Friday, November 13:  As a low-pressure moves up the Atlantic Coast, it will generate moderate easterly winds across Northeast Ohio.  These winds will keep pollutants dispersed and AQI levels Good.    Saturday, November 14:  A cold front moving through the Upper Midwest will produce light to moderate southerly winds in the Cleveland area, gradually transporting pollutants and a more humid air mass into the region.  These conditions will enhance particle production, resulting in Moderate AQI levels.  Sunday, a weak cold front will move into northern Indiana, producing light to moderate southwesterly winds in Cleveland, continuing to transport moisture and particles into the region.  As a result of these weather conditions, AQI levels will remain Moderate.  Monday, surface high pressure building over the western Great Lakes region will produce moderate north-northeasterly winds in Cleveland, dispersing pollutants and lowering AQI levels to Good.  Tuesday, as surface high pressure moves north of Ohio, easterly winds will develop in the Cleveland region, keeping the lower levels of the atmosphere well-mixed and yielding Good AQI levels.  Wednesday, high pressure will move over northeastern Ohio, producing light and variable winds, limiting the dispersion of pollutants, and leading to Moderate AQI levels.|
11/13/09|11/17/09||EDT|4|F|Y|Cleveland-Akron-Lorain|OH|41.4800|-81.6790|PM2.5||Good|No|Friday, November 13:  As a low-pressure moves up the Atlantic Coast, it will generate moderate easterly winds across Northeast Ohio.  These winds will keep pollutants dispersed and AQI levels Good.    Saturday, November 14:  A cold front moving through the Upper Midwest will produce light to moderate southerly winds in the Cleveland area, gradually transporting pollutants and a more humid air mass into the region.  These conditions will enhance particle production, resulting in Moderate AQI levels.  Sunday, a weak cold front will move into northern Indiana, producing light to moderate southwesterly winds in Cleveland, continuing to transport moisture and particles into the region.  As a result of these weather conditions, AQI levels will remain Moderate.  Monday, surface high pressure building over the western Great Lakes region will produce moderate north-northeasterly winds in Cleveland, dispersing pollutants and lowering AQI levels to Good.  Tuesday, as surface high pressure moves north of Ohio, easterly winds will develop in the Cleveland region, keeping the lower levels of the atmosphere well-mixed and yielding Good AQI levels.  Wednesday, high pressure will move over northeastern Ohio, producing light and variable winds, limiting the dispersion of pollutants, and leading to Moderate AQI levels.|
11/13/09|11/18/09||EDT|5|F|Y|Cleveland-Akron-Lorain|OH|41.4800|-81.6790|PM2.5||Moderate|No|Friday, November 13:  As a low-pressure moves up the Atlantic Coast, it will generate moderate easterly winds across Northeast Ohio.  These winds will keep pollutants dispersed and AQI levels Good.    Saturday, November 14:  A cold front moving through the Upper Midwest will produce light to moderate southerly winds in the Cleveland area, gradually transporting pollutants and a more humid air mass into the region.  These conditions will enhance particle production, resulting in Moderate AQI levels.  Sunday, a weak cold front will move into northern Indiana, producing light to moderate southwesterly winds in Cleveland, continuing to transport moisture and particles into the region.  As a result of these weather conditions, AQI levels will remain Moderate.  Monday, surface high pressure building over the western Great Lakes region will produce moderate north-northeasterly winds in Cleveland, dispersing pollutants and lowering AQI levels to Good.  Tuesday, as surface high pressure moves north of Ohio, easterly winds will develop in the Cleveland region, keeping the lower levels of the atmosphere well-mixed and yielding Good AQI levels.  Wednesday, high pressure will move over northeastern Ohio, producing light and variable winds, limiting the dispersion of pollutants, and leading to Moderate AQI levels.|
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Coachella Vly|CA|33.7684|-116.3750|OZONE|37|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Coachella Vly|CA|33.7684|-116.3750|PM10|36|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Coachella Vly|CA|33.7684|-116.3750|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Coachella Vly|CA|33.7684|-116.3750|PM10|28|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Coachella Vly|CA|33.7684|-116.3750|OZONE|35|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Coachella Vly|CA|33.7684|-116.3750|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Coachella Vly|CA|33.7684|-116.3750|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Coachella Vly|CA|33.7684|-116.3750|OZONE|36|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Coachella Vly|CA|33.7684|-116.3750|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Coachella Vly|CA|33.7684|-116.3750|PM10|28|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Coachella Vly|CA|33.7684|-116.3750|OZONE|36|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Coachella Vly|CA|33.7684|-116.3750|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Coachella Vly|CA|33.7684|-116.3750|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Coeur dAlene|ID|47.6822|-116.7653|PM2.5|27|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Coeur dAlene|ID|47.6822|-116.7653|PM2.5|30|Good|No|Snow is expected throughout the day and winds will remain light. Air quality is expected to remain in the GOOD range.|
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Coeur dAlene|ID|47.6822|-116.7653|PM2.5|10|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Coeur dAlene|ID|47.6822|-116.7653|PM2.5|30|Good|No|Snow is expected throughout the day and winds will remain light. Air quality is expected to remain in the GOOD range.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Coeur dAlene|ID|47.6822|-116.7653|PM2.5|30|Good|No|Snow is expected throughout the day and winds will remain light. Air quality is expected to remain in the GOOD range.|
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Coeur dAlene|ID|47.6822|-116.7653|PM2.5|30|Good|No|Snow is expected throughout the day and winds will remain light. Air quality is expected to remain in the GOOD range.|
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|Y|Colorado Springs|CO|38.8300|-104.8177|OZONE|39|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|N|Colorado Springs|CO|38.8300|-104.8177|PM2.5|31|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|1:00|MDT|0|O|Y|Colorado Springs|CO|38.8300|-104.8177|PM2.5|19|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||MDT|1|F|Y|Colorado Springs|CO|38.8300|-104.8177|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||MDT|1|F|N|Colorado Springs|CO|38.8300|-104.8177|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Columbia|SC|34.0390|-80.8860|OZONE|23|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Columbus|OH|39.9890|-82.9870|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Columbus|OH|39.9890|-82.9870|PM2.5|74|Moderate|No|Friday, November 13:  Surface low pressure off of the North Carolina coast will generate light easterly winds in the Columbus region, limiting pollutant dispersion and causing AQI levels to be low-Moderate for particles.   Saturday, November 14:  Southerly winds ahead of an approaching cold front will bring moisture and additional pollutants into central Ohio, enhancing particle production and resulting in Moderate AQI levels.   Sunday, a weak cold front will move into northern Indiana, producing moderate southwesterly winds in Columbus.  These winds will transport moisture and additional pollutants into the region, resulting in Moderate AQI levels.  Monday, surface high pressure passing to the north of Ohio will generate moderate northeasterly winds across the Buckeye State, transporting a clean air mass into the region and leading to Good AQI levels.  Tuesday and Wednesday, high pressure will build over Ohio, producing light and variable winds in Columbus, limiting the dispersion of particles, and resulting in Moderate AQI levels on both days.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Columbus|OH|39.9890|-82.9870|PM2.5|82|Moderate|No|Friday, November 13:  Surface low pressure off of the North Carolina coast will generate light easterly winds in the Columbus region, limiting pollutant dispersion and causing AQI levels to be low-Moderate for particles.   Saturday, November 14:  Southerly winds ahead of an approaching cold front will bring moisture and additional pollutants into central Ohio, enhancing particle production and resulting in Moderate AQI levels.   Sunday, a weak cold front will move into northern Indiana, producing moderate southwesterly winds in Columbus.  These winds will transport moisture and additional pollutants into the region, resulting in Moderate AQI levels.  Monday, surface high pressure passing to the north of Ohio will generate moderate northeasterly winds across the Buckeye State, transporting a clean air mass into the region and leading to Good AQI levels.  Tuesday and Wednesday, high pressure will build over Ohio, producing light and variable winds in Columbus, limiting the dispersion of particles, and resulting in Moderate AQI levels on both days.|
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Columbus|OH|39.9890|-82.9870|PM2.5||Good|No|Friday, November 13:  Surface low pressure off of the North Carolina coast will generate light easterly winds in the Columbus region, limiting pollutant dispersion and causing AQI levels to be low-Moderate for particles.   Saturday, November 14:  Southerly winds ahead of an approaching cold front will bring moisture and additional pollutants into central Ohio, enhancing particle production and resulting in Moderate AQI levels.   Sunday, a weak cold front will move into northern Indiana, producing moderate southwesterly winds in Columbus.  These winds will transport moisture and additional pollutants into the region, resulting in Moderate AQI levels.  Monday, surface high pressure passing to the north of Ohio will generate moderate northeasterly winds across the Buckeye State, transporting a clean air mass into the region and leading to Good AQI levels.  Tuesday and Wednesday, high pressure will build over Ohio, producing light and variable winds in Columbus, limiting the dispersion of particles, and resulting in Moderate AQI levels on both days.|
11/13/09|11/17/09||EDT|4|F|Y|Columbus|OH|39.9890|-82.9870|PM2.5||Moderate|No|Friday, November 13:  Surface low pressure off of the North Carolina coast will generate light easterly winds in the Columbus region, limiting pollutant dispersion and causing AQI levels to be low-Moderate for particles.   Saturday, November 14:  Southerly winds ahead of an approaching cold front will bring moisture and additional pollutants into central Ohio, enhancing particle production and resulting in Moderate AQI levels.   Sunday, a weak cold front will move into northern Indiana, producing moderate southwesterly winds in Columbus.  These winds will transport moisture and additional pollutants into the region, resulting in Moderate AQI levels.  Monday, surface high pressure passing to the north of Ohio will generate moderate northeasterly winds across the Buckeye State, transporting a clean air mass into the region and leading to Good AQI levels.  Tuesday and Wednesday, high pressure will build over Ohio, producing light and variable winds in Columbus, limiting the dispersion of particles, and resulting in Moderate AQI levels on both days.|
11/13/09|11/18/09||EDT|5|F|Y|Columbus|OH|39.9890|-82.9870|PM2.5||Moderate|No|Friday, November 13:  Surface low pressure off of the North Carolina coast will generate light easterly winds in the Columbus region, limiting pollutant dispersion and causing AQI levels to be low-Moderate for particles.   Saturday, November 14:  Southerly winds ahead of an approaching cold front will bring moisture and additional pollutants into central Ohio, enhancing particle production and resulting in Moderate AQI levels.   Sunday, a weak cold front will move into northern Indiana, producing moderate southwesterly winds in Columbus.  These winds will transport moisture and additional pollutants into the region, resulting in Moderate AQI levels.  Monday, surface high pressure passing to the north of Ohio will generate moderate northeasterly winds across the Buckeye State, transporting a clean air mass into the region and leading to Good AQI levels.  Tuesday and Wednesday, high pressure will build over Ohio, producing light and variable winds in Columbus, limiting the dispersion of particles, and resulting in Moderate AQI levels on both days.|
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Columbus-Phenix City - GA/AL|AL|32.5210|-84.9446|PM2.5|24|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Columbus-Phenix City - GA/AL|AL|32.5210|-84.9446|PM2.5|36|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Columbus-Phenix City - GA/AL|AL|32.5210|-84.9446|PM2.5||Good|No|Light downslope will slowly allow PM2.5 levesl to climb into high green or low moderate, due to strong surface inversion. Upper level ridge should dominate north GA building northward from northern GOMEX, while surface ridge axis will keep dry and highly stable conditions around west-central GA. BBM|
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Columbus-Phenix City - GA/AL|GA|32.5210|-84.9446|PM2.5|24|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Columbus-Phenix City - GA/AL|GA|32.5210|-84.9446|PM2.5|36|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Columbus-Phenix City - GA/AL|GA|32.5210|-84.9446|PM2.5||Good|No|Light downslope will slowly allow PM2.5 levesl to climb into high green or low moderate, due to strong surface inversion. Upper level ridge should dominate north GA building northward from northern GOMEX, while surface ridge axis will keep dry and highly stable conditions around west-central GA. BBM|
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Concord|CA|37.9700|-122.0300|OZONE|28|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Concord|CA|37.9700|-122.0300|PM2.5|23|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Concord|CA|37.9700|-122.0300|PM2.5|32|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Concord|CA|37.9700|-122.0300|PM2.5|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Concord|CA|37.9700|-122.0300|PM2.5|32|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Concord|CA|37.9700|-122.0300|PM2.5|60|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Concord|CA|37.9700|-122.0300|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Concord|CA|37.9700|-122.0300|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Concord|CA|37.9700|-122.0300|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Concord|NH|43.2069|-71.5342|PM2.5|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Concord|NH|43.2069|-71.5342|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Concord|NH|43.2069|-71.5342|PM2.5|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Concord|NH|43.2069|-71.5342|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Concord|NH|43.2069|-71.5342|PM2.5|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Concord|NH|43.2069|-71.5342|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Conway|NH|43.9794|-71.1342|PM2.5|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Conway|NH|43.9794|-71.1342|OZONE|22|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Conway|NH|43.9794|-71.1342|PM2.5|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Conway|NH|43.9794|-71.1342|OZONE|22|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Conway|NH|43.9794|-71.1342|PM2.5|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Conway|NH|43.9794|-71.1342|OZONE|22|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Corpus Christi|TX|27.8000|-97.3840|OZONE|52|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Corpus Christi|TX|27.8000|-97.3840|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|1:00|CDT|0|O|Y|Corpus Christi|TX|27.8000|-97.3840|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|N|Corpus Christi|TX|27.8000|-97.3840|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Corpus Christi|TX|27.8000|-97.3840|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Corpus Christi|TX|27.8000|-97.3840|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Corpus Christi|TX|27.8000|-97.3840|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Corpus Christi|TX|27.8000|-97.3840|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Corpus Christi|TX|27.8000|-97.3840|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Corpus Christi|TX|27.8000|-97.3840|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Corpus Christi|TX|27.8000|-97.3840|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|N|Corpus Christi|TX|27.8000|-97.3840|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|N|Corpus Christi|TX|27.8000|-97.3840|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|Y|Corpus Christi|TX|27.8000|-97.3840|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|N|Corpus Christi|TX|27.8000|-97.3840|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|N|Corpus Christi|TX|27.8000|-97.3840|PM10||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Dallas-Fort Worth|TX|32.7670|-96.7830|PM2.5|63|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Dallas-Fort Worth|TX|32.7670|-96.7830|OZONE|44|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|Y|Dallas-Fort Worth|TX|32.7670|-96.7830|PM2.5|59|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Dallas-Fort Worth|TX|32.7670|-96.7830|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Dallas-Fort Worth|TX|32.7670|-96.7830|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Dallas-Fort Worth|TX|32.7670|-96.7830|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Dallas-Fort Worth|TX|32.7670|-96.7830|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Dallas-Fort Worth|TX|32.7670|-96.7830|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Dallas-Fort Worth|TX|32.7670|-96.7830|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Dallas-Fort Worth|TX|32.7670|-96.7830|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|N|Dallas-Fort Worth|TX|32.7670|-96.7830|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|N|Dallas-Fort Worth|TX|32.7670|-96.7830|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|Y|Dallas-Fort Worth|TX|32.7670|-96.7830|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|N|Dallas-Fort Worth|TX|32.7670|-96.7830|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|N|Dallas-Fort Worth|TX|32.7670|-96.7830|PM10||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Danbury|CT|41.4014|-73.4464|OZONE|26|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Danbury|CT|41.4014|-73.4464|PM2.5|9|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Danbury|CT|41.4014|-73.4464|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Danbury|CT|41.4014|-73.4464|PM2.5|18|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Danbury|CT|41.4014|-73.4464|PM2.5|17|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Danbury|CT|41.4014|-73.4464|PM2.5|27|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Danbury|CT|41.4014|-73.4464|PM2.5|33|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Darrington|WA|48.2480|-121.6032|PM2.5|40|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Darrington|WA|48.2480|-121.6032|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast period is Nov 12 - 16.  A series of weather systems will keep pollutants dispersed and air quality will be AQI Good.  No burn bans are anticipated.|
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Darrington|WA|48.2480|-121.6032|PM2.5|9|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Darrington|WA|48.2480|-121.6032|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast period is Nov 12 - 16.  A series of weather systems will keep pollutants dispersed and air quality will be AQI Good.  No burn bans are anticipated.|
11/12/09|11/15/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Darrington|WA|48.2480|-121.6032|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast period is Nov 12 - 16.  A series of weather systems will keep pollutants dispersed and air quality will be AQI Good.  No burn bans are anticipated.|
11/12/09|11/16/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Darrington|WA|48.2480|-121.6032|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast period is Nov 12 - 16.  A series of weather systems will keep pollutants dispersed and air quality will be AQI Good.  No burn bans are anticipated.|
11/12/09|11/17/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Darrington|WA|48.2480|-121.6032|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast period is Nov 12 - 16.  A series of weather systems will keep pollutants dispersed and air quality will be AQI Good.  No burn bans are anticipated.|
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Davis|CA|38.5448|-121.7411|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Davis|CA|38.5448|-121.7411|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Davis|CA|38.5448|-121.7411|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Davis|CA|38.5448|-121.7411|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Davis|CA|38.5448|-121.7411|PM2.5|19|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Davis|CA|38.5448|-121.7411|PM2.5|62|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Davis|CA|38.5448|-121.7411|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Davis|CA|38.5448|-121.7411|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Davis|CA|38.5448|-121.7411|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Dayton|OH|39.7591|-84.1913|PM2.5|26|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Dayton|OH|39.7591|-84.1913|PM2.5|59|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Dayton|OH|39.7591|-84.1913|PM2.5|56|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Dayton|OH|39.7591|-84.1913|PM2.5|58|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Dayton|OH|39.7591|-84.1913|PM2.5|36|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||EDT|4|F|Y|Dayton|OH|39.7591|-84.1913|PM2.5|29|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|Y|Denver|CO|39.7680|-104.8730|OZONE|42|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|N|Denver|CO|39.7680|-104.8730|PM2.5|37|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|1:00|MDT|0|O|Y|Denver|CO|39.7680|-104.8730|PM2.5|22|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||MDT|1|F|Y|Denver|CO|39.7680|-104.8730|OZONE|50|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||MDT|1|F|N|Denver|CO|39.7680|-104.8730|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Derry|NH|42.8674|-71.3401|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Derry|NH|42.8674|-71.3401|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Derry|NH|42.8674|-71.3401|PM2.5|33|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Derry|NH|42.8674|-71.3401|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Derry|NH|42.8674|-71.3401|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Derry|NH|42.8674|-71.3401|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Des Moines|IA|41.5350|-93.6600|PM2.5|31|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|Y|Des Moines|IA|41.5350|-93.6600|PM2.5|66|Moderate|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Des Moines|IA|41.5350|-93.6600|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||CDT|2|F|N|Des Moines|IA|41.5350|-93.6600|CO||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||CDT|2|F|N|Des Moines|IA|41.5350|-93.6600|NO2||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/15/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Des Moines|IA|41.5350|-93.6600|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/15/09||CDT|3|F|N|Des Moines|IA|41.5350|-93.6600|CO||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/15/09||CDT|3|F|N|Des Moines|IA|41.5350|-93.6600|NO2||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/16/09||CDT|4|F|Y|Des Moines|IA|41.5350|-93.6600|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/16/09||CDT|4|F|N|Des Moines|IA|41.5350|-93.6600|CO||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/16/09||CDT|4|F|N|Des Moines|IA|41.5350|-93.6600|NO2||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/17/09||CDT|5|F|Y|Des Moines|IA|41.5350|-93.6600|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/17/09||CDT|5|F|N|Des Moines|IA|41.5350|-93.6600|CO||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/17/09||CDT|5|F|N|Des Moines|IA|41.5350|-93.6600|NO2||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Detroit|MI|42.2330|-83.3330|PM2.5|39|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Detroit|MI|42.2330|-83.3330|PM10|17|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Detroit|MI|42.2330|-83.3330|OZONE|16|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Detroit|MI|42.2330|-83.3330|PM2.5|32|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Detroit|MI|42.2330|-83.3330|PM2.5||Moderate|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/12/09|11/15/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Detroit|MI|42.2330|-83.3330|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/12/09|11/16/09||EDT|4|F|Y|Detroit|MI|42.2330|-83.3330|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|Y|Dona Ana County|NM|31.9187|-106.6330|PM10|44|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|N|Dona Ana County|NM|31.9187|-106.6330|OZONE|40|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|N|Dona Ana County|NM|31.9187|-106.6330|PM2.5|29|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|1:00|MDT|0|O|Y|Dona Ana County|NM|31.9187|-106.6330|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||MDT|1|F|Y|Dona Ana County|NM|31.9187|-106.6330|OZONE|44|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Dunkirk|NY|42.4992|-79.3200|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Dunkirk|NY|42.4992|-79.3200|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Dunkirk|NY|42.4992|-79.3200|PM2.5|48|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Dunkirk|NY|42.4992|-79.3200|PM2.5|43|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|E San Bernardino|CA|34.0588|-117.1477|OZONE|26|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|E San Bernardino|CA|34.0588|-117.1477|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Bernardino|CA|34.0588|-117.1477|PM10|28|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Bernardino|CA|34.0588|-117.1477|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Bernardino|CA|34.0588|-117.1477|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Bernardino|CA|34.0588|-117.1477|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|E San Bernardino|CA|34.0588|-117.1477|OZONE|3|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|E San Bernardino|CA|34.0588|-117.1477|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Bernardino|CA|34.0588|-117.1477|PM10|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Bernardino|CA|34.0588|-117.1477|OZONE|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Bernardino|CA|34.0588|-117.1477|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Bernardino|CA|34.0588|-117.1477|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|E San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1758|-118.3169|PM2.5|69|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|E San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1758|-118.3169|PM10|29|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|E San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1758|-118.3169|OZONE|22|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|E San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1758|-118.3169|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1758|-118.3169|PM10|30|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1758|-118.3169|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1758|-118.3169|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1758|-118.3169|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|E San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1758|-118.3169|PM2.5|48|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|N|E San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1758|-118.3169|OZONE|14|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|E San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1758|-118.3169|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1758|-118.3169|PM10|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1758|-118.3169|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1758|-118.3169|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1758|-118.3169|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|E San Gabriel V-1|CA|34.1363|-117.9238|OZONE|22|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|E San Gabriel V-1|CA|34.1363|-117.9238|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-1|CA|34.1363|-117.9238|PM10|31|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-1|CA|34.1363|-117.9238|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-1|CA|34.1363|-117.9238|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-1|CA|34.1363|-117.9238|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|E San Gabriel V-1|CA|34.1363|-117.9238|OZONE|14|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|E San Gabriel V-1|CA|34.1363|-117.9238|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-1|CA|34.1363|-117.9238|PM10|28|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-1|CA|34.1363|-117.9238|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-1|CA|34.1363|-117.9238|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-1|CA|34.1363|-117.9238|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|E San Gabriel V-2|CA|34.1444|-117.8500|PM2.5|40|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|E San Gabriel V-2|CA|34.1444|-117.8500|PM10|18|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|E San Gabriel V-2|CA|34.1444|-117.8500|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|E San Gabriel V-2|CA|34.1444|-117.8500|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-2|CA|34.1444|-117.8500|PM10|30|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-2|CA|34.1444|-117.8500|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-2|CA|34.1444|-117.8500|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-2|CA|34.1444|-117.8500|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|E San Gabriel V-2|CA|34.1444|-117.8500|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|N|E San Gabriel V-2|CA|34.1444|-117.8500|OZONE|16|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|E San Gabriel V-2|CA|34.1444|-117.8500|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-2|CA|34.1444|-117.8500|PM10|28|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-2|CA|34.1444|-117.8500|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-2|CA|34.1444|-117.8500|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|E San Gabriel V-2|CA|34.1444|-117.8500|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|East Riverside CO|CA|33.8077|-115.4570|OZONE|33|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|East Riverside CO|CA|33.8077|-115.4570|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|East Riverside CO|CA|33.8077|-115.4570|PM10|42|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|East Riverside CO|CA|33.8077|-115.4570|OZONE|30|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|East Riverside CO|CA|33.8077|-115.4570|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|East Riverside CO|CA|33.8077|-115.4570|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|East Riverside CO|CA|33.8077|-115.4570|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|East Riverside CO|CA|33.8077|-115.4570|PM10|40|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|East Riverside CO|CA|33.8077|-115.4570|OZONE|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|East Riverside CO|CA|33.8077|-115.4570|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|East Riverside CO|CA|33.8077|-115.4570|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Eastern U.P.|MI|46.3456|-85.9453|PM2.5|16|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Eastern U.P.|MI|46.3456|-85.9453|PM2.5|23|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Eastern U.P.|MI|46.3456|-85.9453|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/12/09|11/15/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Eastern U.P.|MI|46.3456|-85.9453|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/12/09|11/16/09||EDT|4|F|Y|Eastern U.P.|MI|46.3456|-85.9453|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|El Paso|TX|31.8493|-106.4375|PM2.5|43|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|El Paso|TX|31.8493|-106.4375|OZONE|41|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|El Paso|TX|31.8493|-106.4375|PM10|38|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|1:00|CDT|0|O|Y|El Paso|TX|31.8493|-106.4375|PM2.5|31|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|N|El Paso|TX|31.8493|-106.4375|PM2.5|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|El Paso|TX|31.8493|-106.4375|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|El Paso|TX|31.8493|-106.4375|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|El Paso|TX|31.8493|-106.4375|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|El Paso|TX|31.8493|-106.4375|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|El Paso|TX|31.8493|-106.4375|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|El Paso|TX|31.8493|-106.4375|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|El Paso|TX|31.8493|-106.4375|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|N|El Paso|TX|31.8493|-106.4375|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|N|El Paso|TX|31.8493|-106.4375|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|Y|El Paso|TX|31.8493|-106.4375|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|N|El Paso|TX|31.8493|-106.4375|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|N|El Paso|TX|31.8493|-106.4375|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Elk Grove|CA|38.4086|-121.3733|PM2.5|59|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Elk Grove|CA|38.4086|-121.3733|OZONE|26|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Elk Grove|CA|38.4086|-121.3733|PM10|18|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Elk Grove|CA|38.4086|-121.3733|PM2.5|62|Moderate|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Elk Grove|CA|38.4086|-121.3733|PM2.5|120|Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Elk Grove|CA|38.4086|-121.3733|PM2.5|39|Good|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Elk Grove|CA|38.4086|-121.3733|PM2.5|94|Moderate|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Elk Grove|CA|38.4086|-121.3733|PM2.5||Moderate|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Elk Grove|CA|38.4086|-121.3733|PM2.5||Moderate|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Elk Grove|CA|38.4086|-121.3733|PM2.5||Good|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Eugene/Springfield|OR|44.0264|-123.0822|PM2.5|17|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Eugene/Springfield|OR|44.0264|-123.0822|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Eugene/Springfield|OR|44.0264|-123.0822|PM2.5|29|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Eugene/Springfield|OR|44.0264|-123.0822|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Evansville|IN|38.0220|-87.5690|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Evansville|IN|38.0220|-87.5690|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Evansville|IN|38.0220|-87.5690|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Everett-Marysville-Lynnwood|WA|48.0440|-121.7140|PM2.5|17|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Everett-Marysville-Lynnwood|WA|48.0440|-121.7140|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast period is Nov 12 - 16.  A series of weather systems will keep pollutants dispersed and air quality will be AQI Good.  No burn bans are anticipated.|
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Everett-Marysville-Lynnwood|WA|48.0440|-121.7140|PM2.5|13|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Everett-Marysville-Lynnwood|WA|48.0440|-121.7140|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast period is Nov 12 - 16.  A series of weather systems will keep pollutants dispersed and air quality will be AQI Good.  No burn bans are anticipated.|
11/12/09|11/15/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Everett-Marysville-Lynnwood|WA|48.0440|-121.7140|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast period is Nov 12 - 16.  A series of weather systems will keep pollutants dispersed and air quality will be AQI Good.  No burn bans are anticipated.|
11/12/09|11/16/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Everett-Marysville-Lynnwood|WA|48.0440|-121.7140|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast period is Nov 12 - 16.  A series of weather systems will keep pollutants dispersed and air quality will be AQI Good.  No burn bans are anticipated.|
11/12/09|11/17/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Everett-Marysville-Lynnwood|WA|48.0440|-121.7140|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast period is Nov 12 - 16.  A series of weather systems will keep pollutants dispersed and air quality will be AQI Good.  No burn bans are anticipated.|
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Fairfield|CA|38.2500|-122.0400|OZONE|28|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Fairfield|CA|38.2500|-122.0400|PM2.5|23|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Fairfield|CA|38.2500|-122.0400|PM2.5|32|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Fairfield|CA|38.2500|-122.0400|PM2.5|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Fairfield|CA|38.2500|-122.0400|PM2.5|32|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Fairfield|CA|38.2500|-122.0400|PM2.5|60|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Fairfield|CA|38.2500|-122.0400|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Fairfield|CA|38.2500|-122.0400|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Fairfield|CA|38.2500|-122.0400|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Fairhaven|MA|41.6353|-70.8814|PM2.5|9|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Fairhaven|MA|41.6353|-70.8814|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Fairhaven|MA|41.6353|-70.8814|OZONE|35|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Fall River|MA|41.6853|-71.1664|PM2.5|9|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Fall River|MA|41.6853|-71.1664|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Fall River|MA|41.6853|-71.1664|OZONE|35|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Fayetteville|NC|35.0720|-78.9000|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Fayetteville|NC|35.0720|-78.9000|PM2.5|3|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Fayetteville|NC|35.0720|-78.9000|PM2.5|10|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Fayetteville|NC|35.0720|-78.9000|PM2.5|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Fayetteville|NC|35.0720|-78.9000|PM2.5|28|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Fayetteville|NC|35.0720|-78.9000|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Flemington|NJ|40.5167|-74.8100|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Flemington|NJ|40.5167|-74.8100|PM2.5|3|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Flemington|NJ|40.5167|-74.8100|OZONE|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Flemington|NJ|40.5167|-74.8100|PM2.5|8|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Flemington|NJ|40.5167|-74.8100|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Flemington|NJ|40.5167|-74.8100|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Flemington|NJ|40.5167|-74.8100|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Flemington|NJ|40.5167|-74.8100|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Flemington|NJ|40.5167|-74.8100|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Flemington|NJ|40.5167|-74.8100|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Flint|MI|43.0146|-83.6959|PM2.5|32|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Flint|MI|43.0146|-83.6959|PM2.5|29|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Flint|MI|43.0146|-83.6959|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/12/09|11/15/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Flint|MI|43.0146|-83.6959|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/12/09|11/16/09||EDT|4|F|Y|Flint|MI|43.0146|-83.6959|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Florence/Darlington|SC|34.1800|-79.7200|OZONE|22|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Florence/Darlington|SC|34.1800|-79.7200|PM2.5|12|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Folsom|CA|38.6767|-121.1461|PM2.5|59|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Folsom|CA|38.6767|-121.1461|OZONE|26|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Folsom|CA|38.6767|-121.1461|PM10|18|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Folsom|CA|38.6767|-121.1461|PM2.5|62|Moderate|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Folsom|CA|38.6767|-121.1461|PM2.5|120|Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Folsom|CA|38.6767|-121.1461|PM2.5|39|Good|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Folsom|CA|38.6767|-121.1461|PM2.5|94|Moderate|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Folsom|CA|38.6767|-121.1461|PM2.5||Moderate|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Folsom|CA|38.6767|-121.1461|PM2.5||Moderate|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Folsom|CA|38.6767|-121.1461|PM2.5||Good|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Fond du Lac|WI|43.7600|-88.4400|PM2.5|37|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Fond du Lac|WI|43.7600|-88.4400|OZONE|21|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Fond du Lac|WI|43.7600|-88.4400|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Fond du Lac|WI|43.7600|-88.4400|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Fond du Lac|WI|43.7600|-88.4400|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Forsyth County-Winston-Salem-Greensboro-High Point|NC|36.0510|-80.1440|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Forsyth County-Winston-Salem-Greensboro-High Point|NC|36.0510|-80.1440|PM2.5|7|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Forsyth County-Winston-Salem-Greensboro-High Point|NC|36.0510|-80.1440|OZONE|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Forsyth County-Winston-Salem-Greensboro-High Point|NC|36.0510|-80.1440|PM2.5|10|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Forsyth County-Winston-Salem-Greensboro-High Point|NC|36.0510|-80.1440|PM2.5|22|Good|No|AQI levels are about as low as possible Friday due to the recent heavy rains and winds, which have depleted nearly all low level pollution. The storm system, responsible for the unsettled weather during the past several days, will drift  further out to sea Saturday as high pressure ridges into the region. This will set the stage for pleasant weather through the beginning of next week. As for air quality, particle pollution has only one way to go, which is up. So expect slowly rising particle pollution levels during the next several days, but since levels have been so low, even with the increase, AQI readings will remain code GREEN through at least Monday  (GENTRY).|
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Forsyth County-Winston-Salem-Greensboro-High Point|NC|36.0510|-80.1440|PM2.5|25|Good|No|AQI levels are about as low as possible Friday due to the recent heavy rains and winds, which have depleted nearly all low level pollution. The storm system, responsible for the unsettled weather during the past several days, will drift  further out to sea Saturday as high pressure ridges into the region. This will set the stage for pleasant weather through the beginning of next week. As for air quality, particle pollution has only one way to go, which is up. So expect slowly rising particle pollution levels during the next several days, but since levels have been so low, even with the increase, AQI readings will remain code GREEN through at least Monday  (GENTRY).|
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Forsyth County-Winston-Salem-Greensboro-High Point|NC|36.0510|-80.1440|PM2.5|32|Good|No|AQI levels are about as low as possible Friday due to the recent heavy rains and winds, which have depleted nearly all low level pollution. The storm system, responsible for the unsettled weather during the past several days, will drift  further out to sea Saturday as high pressure ridges into the region. This will set the stage for pleasant weather through the beginning of next week. As for air quality, particle pollution has only one way to go, which is up. So expect slowly rising particle pollution levels during the next several days, but since levels have been so low, even with the increase, AQI readings will remain code GREEN through at least Monday  (GENTRY).|
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|Y|Fort Collins|CO|40.5855|-105.0850|OZONE|40|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||MDT|1|F|Y|Fort Collins|CO|40.5855|-105.0850|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||MDT|1|F|N|Fort Collins|CO|40.5855|-105.0850|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Fort Lee|NJ|40.8544|-73.9683|OZONE|19|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Fort Lee|NJ|40.8544|-73.9683|OZONE|18|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Fort Lee|NJ|40.8544|-73.9683|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Fort Lee|NJ|40.8544|-73.9683|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Fort Lee|NJ|40.8544|-73.9683|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Fort Lee|NJ|40.8544|-73.9683|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Fort Lee|NJ|40.8544|-73.9683|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Fort Lee|NJ|40.8544|-73.9683|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Fort Wayne|IN|41.0950|-85.1000|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Fort Wayne|IN|41.0950|-85.1000|PM2.5|37|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Fort Wayne|IN|41.0950|-85.1000|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Fort Wayne|IN|41.0950|-85.1000|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Fort Wayne|IN|41.0950|-85.1000|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Fremont|CA|37.5500|-122.0300|OZONE|28|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Fremont|CA|37.5500|-122.0300|PM2.5|21|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Fremont|CA|37.5500|-122.0300|PM2.5|39|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Fremont|CA|37.5500|-122.0300|PM2.5|27|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Fremont|CA|37.5500|-122.0300|PM2.5|39|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Fremont|CA|37.5500|-122.0300|PM2.5|65|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Fremont|CA|37.5500|-122.0300|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Fremont|CA|37.5500|-122.0300|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Fremont|CA|37.5500|-122.0300|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Fresno|CA|36.7806|-119.7929|PM2.5|103|Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Fresno|CA|36.7806|-119.7929|OZONE|8|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Fresno|CA|36.7806|-119.7929|PM2.5|62|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Fresno|CA|36.7806|-119.7929|PM2.5|61|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|N|Fresno|CA|36.7806|-119.7929|OZONE|6|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Fresno|CA|36.7806|-119.7929|PM2.5|70|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Fresno|CA|36.7806|-119.7929|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Fresno|CA|36.7806|-119.7929|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Fresno|CA|36.7806|-119.7929|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Fresno|CA|36.7806|-119.7929|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Ft. Lauderdale|FL|26.1430|-80.1390|OZONE|21|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Ft. Lauderdale|FL|26.1430|-80.1390|OZONE|16|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Ft. Lauderdale|FL|26.1430|-80.1390|OZONE||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||EDT|2|F|N|Ft. Lauderdale|FL|26.1430|-80.1390|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/15/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Ft. Lauderdale|FL|26.1430|-80.1390|OZONE||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/15/09||EDT|3|F|N|Ft. Lauderdale|FL|26.1430|-80.1390|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/16/09||EDT|4|F|Y|Ft. Lauderdale|FL|26.1430|-80.1390|OZONE||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/16/09||EDT|4|F|N|Ft. Lauderdale|FL|26.1430|-80.1390|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/17/09||EDT|5|F|Y|Ft. Lauderdale|FL|26.1430|-80.1390|OZONE||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/17/09||EDT|5|F|N|Ft. Lauderdale|FL|26.1430|-80.1390|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Gardiner|ME|44.2306|-69.7856|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Gardiner|ME|44.2306|-69.7856|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Gardiner|ME|44.2306|-69.7856|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Grand Rapids|MI|42.8330|-85.5170|PM2.5|31|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Grand Rapids|MI|42.8330|-85.5170|OZONE|17|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Grand Rapids|MI|42.8330|-85.5170|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Grand Rapids|MI|42.8330|-85.5170|OZONE|6|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Grand Rapids|MI|42.8330|-85.5170|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/12/09|11/15/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Grand Rapids|MI|42.8330|-85.5170|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/12/09|11/16/09||EDT|4|F|Y|Grand Rapids|MI|42.8330|-85.5170|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Great Smoky Mtns. Natl. Park - NC|TN|35.6331|-83.9415|OZONE|33|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Great Smoky Mtns. Natl. Park - NC|TN|35.6331|-83.9415|PM2.5|24|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Great Smoky Mtns. Natl. Park - NC|TN|35.6331|-83.9415|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Great Smoky Mtns. Natl. Park - NC|TN|35.6331|-83.9415|OZONE|0|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Great Smoky Mtns. Natl. Park - NC|TN|35.6331|-83.9415|PM2.5|47|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Great Smoky Mtns. Natl. Park - NC|TN|35.6331|-83.9415|PM2.5|51|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Great Smoky Mtns. Natl. Park - NC|TN|35.6331|-83.9415|PM2.5|53|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|Y|Greeley|CO|40.4061|-104.7225|PM2.5|32|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|N|Greeley|CO|40.4061|-104.7225|OZONE|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||MDT|1|F|Y|Greeley|CO|40.4061|-104.7225|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||MDT|1|F|N|Greeley|CO|40.4061|-104.7225|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Green Bay|WI|44.5200|-87.9200|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Green Bay|WI|44.5200|-87.9200|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Green Bay|WI|44.5200|-87.9200|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Green Bay|WI|44.5200|-87.9200|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Greenville|ME|45.4650|-69.5922|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Greenville|ME|45.4650|-69.5922|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Greenville|ME|45.4650|-69.5922|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Greenville-Spartanburg|SC|34.9190|-82.1490|OZONE|32|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Greenville-Spartanburg|SC|34.9190|-82.1490|PM2.5|8|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Greenwich|CT|41.0036|-73.5853|PM2.5|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Greenwich|CT|41.0036|-73.5853|PM2.5|33|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Greenwich|CT|41.0036|-73.5853|PM2.5|40|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Gridley|CA|39.3083|-121.7583|PM2.5|27|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Gridley|CA|39.3083|-121.7583|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Gridley|CA|39.3083|-121.7583|PM2.5|18|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Gridley|CA|39.3083|-121.7583|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Hagerstown|MD|39.5655|-77.7219|OZONE|30|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Hagerstown|MD|39.5655|-77.7219|PM2.5|9|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Hagerstown|MD|39.5655|-77.7219|OZONE|22|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|EDT|0|O|N|Hagerstown|MD|39.5655|-77.7219|PM2.5|15|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Hagerstown|MD|39.5655|-77.7219|PM2.5|15|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Hagerstown|MD|39.5655|-77.7219|OZONE|22|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Hagerstown|MD|39.5655|-77.7219|PM2.5|23|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Hagerstown|MD|39.5655|-77.7219|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Hagerstown|MD|39.5655|-77.7219|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||EDT|4|F|Y|Hagerstown|MD|39.5655|-77.7219|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||EDT|5|F|Y|Hagerstown|MD|39.5655|-77.7219|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Hammond-Gary|IN|41.6310|-87.0870|PM2.5|36|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Hammond-Gary|IN|41.6310|-87.0870|PM10|15|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|Y|Hammond-Gary|IN|41.6310|-87.0870|PM2.5|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Hammond-Gary|IN|41.6310|-87.0870|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Hammond-Gary|IN|41.6310|-87.0870|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Hammond-Gary|IN|41.6310|-87.0870|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Hampton Roads|VA|36.5830|-76.2100|PM2.5|1|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Hampton Roads|VA|36.5830|-76.2100|PM2.5|6|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Hampton Roads|VA|36.5830|-76.2100|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Hampton Roads|VA|36.5830|-76.2100|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Hanford|CA|36.3250|-119.6470|PM2.5|106|Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Hanford|CA|36.3250|-119.6470|PM10|34|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Hanford|CA|36.3250|-119.6470|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Hanford|CA|36.3250|-119.6470|PM2.5|65|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Hanford|CA|36.3250|-119.6470|PM2.5|60|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Hanford|CA|36.3250|-119.6470|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Hanford|CA|36.3250|-119.6470|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Hanford|CA|36.3250|-119.6470|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Hanford|CA|36.3250|-119.6470|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Hartford|CT|41.7850|-72.6300|PM2.5|24|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Hartford|CT|41.7850|-72.6300|PM2.5|40|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Hartford|CT|41.7850|-72.6300|PM2.5|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Hartford|CT|41.7850|-72.6300|PM2.5|33|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Hartford|CT|41.7850|-72.6300|PM2.5|40|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Haverhill|MA|42.7736|-71.1050|PM2.5|13|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Haverhill|MA|42.7736|-71.1050|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Haverhill|MA|42.7736|-71.1050|OZONE|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Haverhill|NH|44.0839|-72.0100|PM2.5|26|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Haverhill|NH|44.0839|-72.0100|OZONE|22|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Haverhill|NH|44.0839|-72.0100|PM2.5|26|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Haverhill|NH|44.0839|-72.0100|OZONE|22|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Haverhill|NH|44.0839|-72.0100|PM2.5|26|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Haverhill|NH|44.0839|-72.0100|OZONE|22|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Hemet/San Jacinto|CA|33.7783|-116.9127|OZONE|33|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Hemet/San Jacinto|CA|33.7783|-116.9127|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Hemet/San Jacinto|CA|33.7783|-116.9127|PM10|28|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Hemet/San Jacinto|CA|33.7783|-116.9127|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Hemet/San Jacinto|CA|33.7783|-116.9127|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Hemet/San Jacinto|CA|33.7783|-116.9127|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Hemet/San Jacinto|CA|33.7783|-116.9127|OZONE|18|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Hemet/San Jacinto|CA|33.7783|-116.9127|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Hemet/San Jacinto|CA|33.7783|-116.9127|PM10|32|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Hemet/San Jacinto|CA|33.7783|-116.9127|OZONE|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Hemet/San Jacinto|CA|33.7783|-116.9127|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Hemet/San Jacinto|CA|33.7783|-116.9127|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Hesperia|CA|34.4163|-117.2855|OZONE|39|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Hesperia|CA|34.4163|-117.2855|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Hesperia|CA|34.4163|-117.2855|PM10|32|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Hesperia|CA|34.4163|-117.2855|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Hesperia|CA|34.4163|-117.2855|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Hesperia|CA|34.4163|-117.2855|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Hesperia|CA|34.4163|-117.2855|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Hesperia|CA|34.4163|-117.2855|PM10|36|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Hesperia|CA|34.4163|-117.2855|OZONE|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Hesperia|CA|34.4163|-117.2855|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Hesperia|CA|34.4163|-117.2855|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Hickory|NC|35.7390|-81.3260|PM2.5|2|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Hickory|NC|35.7390|-81.3260|PM2.5|12|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Hickory|NC|35.7390|-81.3260|PM2.5|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Hickory|NC|35.7390|-81.3260|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Hickory|NC|35.7390|-81.3260|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||HST|-1|Y|Y|Hilo|HI|19.7175|-155.1103|PM2.5|38|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09|21:00|HST|0|O|Y|Hilo|HI|19.7175|-155.1103|PM2.5|9|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||HST|0|F|Y|Hilo|HI|19.7175|-155.1103|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||HST|1|F|Y|Hilo|HI|19.7175|-155.1103|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Holden|ME|44.7364|-68.6717|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Holden|ME|44.7364|-68.6717|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Holden|ME|44.7364|-68.6717|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Hollywood|FL|26.0430|-80.1330|PM2.5|24|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Hollywood|FL|26.0430|-80.1330|OZONE|21|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Hollywood|FL|26.0430|-80.1330|PM2.5|41|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Hollywood|FL|26.0430|-80.1330|OZONE|16|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Hollywood|FL|26.0430|-80.1330|OZONE||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||EDT|2|F|N|Hollywood|FL|26.0430|-80.1330|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/15/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Hollywood|FL|26.0430|-80.1330|OZONE||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/15/09||EDT|3|F|N|Hollywood|FL|26.0430|-80.1330|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/16/09||EDT|4|F|Y|Hollywood|FL|26.0430|-80.1330|OZONE||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/16/09||EDT|4|F|N|Hollywood|FL|26.0430|-80.1330|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/17/09||EDT|5|F|Y|Hollywood|FL|26.0430|-80.1330|OZONE||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/17/09||EDT|5|F|N|Hollywood|FL|26.0430|-80.1330|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||HST|-1|Y|Y|Honolulu|HI|21.3046|-157.8601|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||HST|-1|Y|N|Honolulu|HI|21.3046|-157.8601|PM2.5|22|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09|21:00|HST|0|O|Y|Honolulu|HI|21.3046|-157.8601|PM2.5|28|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||HST|0|F|Y|Honolulu|HI|21.3046|-157.8601|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||HST|1|F|Y|Honolulu|HI|21.3046|-157.8601|OZONE||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Houghton Lake|MI|44.3147|-84.7647|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/12/09|11/15/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Houghton Lake|MI|44.3147|-84.7647|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/12/09|11/16/09||EDT|4|F|Y|Houghton Lake|MI|44.3147|-84.7647|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Houston-Galveston-Brazoria|TX|29.7510|-95.3510|OZONE|80|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Houston-Galveston-Brazoria|TX|29.7510|-95.3510|PM2.5|78|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|1:00|CDT|0|O|Y|Houston-Galveston-Brazoria|TX|29.7510|-95.3510|PM2.5|74|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|N|Houston-Galveston-Brazoria|TX|29.7510|-95.3510|PM2.5|74|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Houston-Galveston-Brazoria|TX|29.7510|-95.3510|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Houston-Galveston-Brazoria|TX|29.7510|-95.3510|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Houston-Galveston-Brazoria|TX|29.7510|-95.3510|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Houston-Galveston-Brazoria|TX|29.7510|-95.3510|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Houston-Galveston-Brazoria|TX|29.7510|-95.3510|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Houston-Galveston-Brazoria|TX|29.7510|-95.3510|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Houston-Galveston-Brazoria|TX|29.7510|-95.3510|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|N|Houston-Galveston-Brazoria|TX|29.7510|-95.3510|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|N|Houston-Galveston-Brazoria|TX|29.7510|-95.3510|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|Y|Houston-Galveston-Brazoria|TX|29.7510|-95.3510|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|N|Houston-Galveston-Brazoria|TX|29.7510|-95.3510|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|N|Houston-Galveston-Brazoria|TX|29.7510|-95.3510|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Howland|ME|45.2172|-68.7086|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Howland|ME|45.2172|-68.7086|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Howland|ME|45.2172|-68.7086|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Huntsville|AL|34.3900|-86.4600|PM2.5|18|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|Y|Huntsville|AL|34.3900|-86.4600|PM2.5|33|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Huntsville|AL|34.3900|-86.4600|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Huntsville|AL|34.3900|-86.4600|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Huntsville|AL|34.3900|-86.4600|PM2.5|32|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|Y|Idaho Falls|ID|43.5183|-111.9792|PM2.5|5|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|1:00|MDT|0|O|Y|Idaho Falls|ID|43.5183|-111.9792|PM2.5|4|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||MDT|1|F|Y|Idaho Falls|ID|43.5183|-111.9792|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||MDT|2|F|Y|Idaho Falls|ID|43.5183|-111.9792|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||MDT|3|F|Y|Idaho Falls|ID|43.5183|-111.9792|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||MDT|4|F|Y|Idaho Falls|ID|43.5183|-111.9792|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||MDT|5|F|Y|Idaho Falls|ID|43.5183|-111.9792|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Imperial Valley|CA|32.7919|-115.5637|PM10|39|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Imperial Valley|CA|32.7919|-115.5637|OZONE|36|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Indianapolis|IN|39.7490|-86.1860|OZONE|23|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Indianapolis|IN|39.7490|-86.1860|OZONE|11|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Indianapolis|IN|39.7490|-86.1860|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/12/09|11/15/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Indianapolis|IN|39.7490|-86.1860|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/12/09|11/16/09||EDT|4|F|Y|Indianapolis|IN|39.7490|-86.1860|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Jacksonville|FL|30.3350|-81.6580|OZONE|23|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Jacksonville|FL|30.3350|-81.6580|PM2.5|1|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Jacksonville|FL|30.3350|-81.6580|PM2.5|22|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Jacksonville|FL|30.3350|-81.6580|OZONE|0|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Jacksonville|FL|30.3350|-81.6580|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Jacksonville|FL|30.3350|-81.6580|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Jacksonville|FL|30.3350|-81.6580|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Jacksonville|FL|30.3350|-81.6580|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Jacksonville|FL|30.3350|-81.6580|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Jacksonville|FL|30.3350|-81.6580|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Jonesport|ME|44.5339|-67.5936|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Jonesport|ME|44.5339|-67.5936|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Jonesport|ME|44.5339|-67.5936|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Kalamazoo|MI|42.2747|-85.5883|PM2.5|39|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Kalamazoo|MI|42.2747|-85.5883|PM2.5|31|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Kalamazoo|MI|42.2747|-85.5883|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/12/09|11/15/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Kalamazoo|MI|42.2747|-85.5883|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/12/09|11/16/09||EDT|4|F|Y|Kalamazoo|MI|42.2747|-85.5883|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Kansas City|MO|39.1220|-94.5520|PM2.5|44|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Kansas City|MO|39.1220|-94.5520|OZONE|31|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|Y|Kansas City|MO|39.1220|-94.5520|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Kansas City|MO|39.1220|-94.5520|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Keene|NH|42.9306|-72.2778|PM2.5|55|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Keene|NH|42.9306|-72.2778|OZONE|22|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Keene|NH|42.9306|-72.2778|PM2.5|24|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Keene|NH|42.9306|-72.2778|OZONE|21|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Keene|NH|42.9306|-72.2778|PM2.5|38|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Keene|NH|42.9306|-72.2778|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Keene|NH|42.9306|-72.2778|PM2.5|44|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Keene|NH|42.9306|-72.2778|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Keene|NH|42.9306|-72.2778|PM2.5|44|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Keene|NH|42.9306|-72.2778|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Kennebunkport|ME|43.3431|-70.4714|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Kennebunkport|ME|43.3431|-70.4714|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Kennebunkport|ME|43.3431|-70.4714|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Klamath Falls|OR|42.1904|-121.7313|PM2.5|63|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Knoxville|TN|35.9750|-83.9460|OZONE|33|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Knoxville|TN|35.9750|-83.9460|PM2.5|24|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Knoxville|TN|35.9750|-83.9460|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Knoxville|TN|35.9750|-83.9460|OZONE|0|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Knoxville|TN|35.9750|-83.9460|PM2.5|47|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Knoxville|TN|35.9750|-83.9460|PM2.5|51|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Knoxville|TN|35.9750|-83.9460|PM2.5|53|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||HST|-1|Y|Y|Kona|HI|19.5097|-155.9133|PM2.5|19|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09|21:00|HST|0|O|Y|Kona|HI|19.5097|-155.9133|PM2.5|40|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||HST|0|F|Y|Kona|HI|19.5097|-155.9133|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||HST|1|F|Y|Kona|HI|19.5097|-155.9133|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|La Crosse|WI|43.7781|-91.2250|PM2.5|29|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|La Crosse|WI|43.7781|-91.2250|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|La Crosse|WI|43.7781|-91.2250|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|La Crosse|WI|43.7781|-91.2250|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Laconia|NH|43.5728|-71.4189|PM2.5|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Laconia|NH|43.5728|-71.4189|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Laconia|NH|43.5728|-71.4189|PM2.5|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Laconia|NH|43.5728|-71.4189|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Laconia|NH|43.5728|-71.4189|PM2.5|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Laconia|NH|43.5728|-71.4189|OZONE|26|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Lafayette|LA|30.2258|-92.0428|OZONE|31|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|Y|Lafayette|LA|30.2258|-92.0428|OZONE|12|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Lafayette|LA|30.2258|-92.0428|PM2.5|42|Good|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Lafayette|LA|30.2258|-92.0428|OZONE|41|Good|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Lafayette|LA|30.2258|-92.0428|PM2.5|42|Good|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Lafayette|LA|30.2258|-92.0428|OZONE|42|Good|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Lake Charles|LA|30.2278|-93.5797|OZONE|36|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|Y|Lake Charles|LA|30.2278|-93.5797|PM2.5|41|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|N|Lake Charles|LA|30.2278|-93.5797|OZONE|21|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Lake Charles|LA|30.2278|-93.5797|PM2.5|55|Moderate|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Lake Charles|LA|30.2278|-93.5797|OZONE|42|Good|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Lake Charles|LA|30.2278|-93.5797|PM2.5|55|Moderate|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Lake Charles|LA|30.2278|-93.5797|OZONE|41|Good|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Lake Elsinore|CA|33.6763|-117.3308|OZONE|37|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Lake Elsinore|CA|33.6763|-117.3308|PM2.5|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Lake Elsinore|CA|33.6763|-117.3308|PM10|28|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Lake Elsinore|CA|33.6763|-117.3308|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Lake Elsinore|CA|33.6763|-117.3308|PM10|32|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Lake Elsinore|CA|33.6763|-117.3308|OZONE|31|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Lake Elsinore|CA|33.6763|-117.3308|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Lake Elsinore|CA|33.6763|-117.3308|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Lake Elsinore|CA|33.6763|-117.3308|PM2.5|38|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|N|Lake Elsinore|CA|33.6763|-117.3308|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|23:00|PDT|0|O|N|Lake Elsinore|CA|33.6763|-117.3308|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Lake Elsinore|CA|33.6763|-117.3308|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Lake Elsinore|CA|33.6763|-117.3308|PM10|37|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Lake Elsinore|CA|33.6763|-117.3308|OZONE|38|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Lake Elsinore|CA|33.6763|-117.3308|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Lake Elsinore|CA|33.6763|-117.3308|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Lakeland|FL|28.0292|-81.9722|OZONE|21|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Lakeland|FL|28.0292|-81.9722|OZONE||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Lansing|MI|42.7408|-84.5447|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/12/09|11/15/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Lansing|MI|42.7408|-84.5447|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/12/09|11/16/09||EDT|4|F|Y|Lansing|MI|42.7408|-84.5447|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Laredo|TX|27.5069|-99.5079|OZONE|38|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Laredo|TX|27.5069|-99.5079|PM2.5|36|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Laredo|TX|27.5069|-99.5079|PM10|27|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|Y|Laredo|TX|27.5069|-99.5079|PM2.5|48|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Laredo|TX|27.5069|-99.5079|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Laredo|TX|27.5069|-99.5079|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Laredo|TX|27.5069|-99.5079|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Laredo|TX|27.5069|-99.5079|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Laredo|TX|27.5069|-99.5079|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Laredo|TX|27.5069|-99.5079|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Laredo|TX|27.5069|-99.5079|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|N|Laredo|TX|27.5069|-99.5079|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|N|Laredo|TX|27.5069|-99.5079|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|Y|Laredo|TX|27.5069|-99.5079|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|N|Laredo|TX|27.5069|-99.5079|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|N|Laredo|TX|27.5069|-99.5079|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|OZONE|38|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|PM2.5|27|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|PM10||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|OZONE|30|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|N|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|PM2.5|19|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||PDT|2|F|N|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|PM10||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||PDT|2|F|N|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|OZONE||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/15/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/15/09||PDT|3|F|N|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|PM10||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/15/09||PDT|3|F|N|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|OZONE||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/16/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/16/09||PDT|4|F|N|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|PM10||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/16/09||PDT|4|F|N|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|OZONE||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/17/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/17/09||PDT|5|F|N|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|PM10||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/17/09||PDT|5|F|N|Las Vegas|NV|36.2060|-115.2230|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Lawton|OK|34.6000|-98.4230|OZONE|33|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Lawton|OK|34.6000|-98.4230|PM2.5|32|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Lawton|OK|34.6000|-98.4230|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Lawton|OK|34.6000|-98.4230|OZONE|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Lawton|OK|34.6000|-98.4230|OZONE|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Lawton|OK|34.6000|-98.4230|PM2.5|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Lawton|OK|34.6000|-98.4230|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|N|Lawton|OK|34.6000|-98.4230|PM2.5|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|Y|Lawton|OK|34.6000|-98.4230|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|N|Lawton|OK|34.6000|-98.4230|PM2.5|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Lebanon|NH|43.6274|-72.3102|PM2.5|24|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Lebanon|NH|43.6274|-72.3102|OZONE|14|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Lebanon|NH|43.6274|-72.3102|PM2.5|31|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Lebanon|NH|43.6274|-72.3102|OZONE|4|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Lebanon|NH|43.6274|-72.3102|PM2.5|29|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Lebanon|NH|43.6274|-72.3102|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Lebanon|NH|43.6274|-72.3102|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Lebanon|NH|43.6274|-72.3102|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Lebanon|NH|43.6274|-72.3102|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Lebanon|NH|43.6274|-72.3102|OZONE|26|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Lehigh Valley|PA|40.6140|-75.5900|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Lehigh Valley|PA|40.6140|-75.5900|PM2.5|13|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Lehigh Valley|PA|40.6140|-75.5900|PM2.5|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Lehigh Valley|PA|40.6140|-75.5900|PM2.5|32|Good|No|Current Conditions: A strong area of low pressure, the remains of what was once Ida, continues to sit and spin off the North Carolina coast. This storm has produced strong winds and flooding from the Outer Banks northward into New Jersey over the past few days, and some spots in southeastern Virginia have had over 10 inches of rain since Tuesday. We have been on the northern fringe of all this rain, and very little precipitation has fallen here, thanks to a strong area of high pressure over New England pumping in very dry air from the north. A brisk east to northeast flow over the past couple of days has maintained good air quality across the region. Tonight, we will see plenty of clouds once more, and there can be a little rain as well. Temperatures will likely stay in the middle 40s.  ***  Saturday's forecast: The area of low pressure will weaken and move further out to sea Saturday, but we will still be left with plenty of cloudiness and the chance for a shower. Temperatures will make it into the middle and upper 50s, and air quality for fine particulate should remain good. Mostly cloudy and mild Saturday night with nothing more than a shower.  ***  Sunday's forecast: A weak cold front will pass through the region later Sunday, but this system looks to be moisture starved, and will likely not produce any precipitation. With a little more sunshine than we have been seeing recently, afternoon temperatures out ahead of this front might climb to the upper 60s. While air quality values will climb some due to a light wind, they should remain in the upper good range.  ***  Monday's forecast: For Monday, an area of high pressure coming in from the Great Lakes will strengthen the north to northwest flow some, and this will keep PM 2.5 levels down into the good range. A little cooler on Monday with some sunshine allowing temperatures to peak around the 60 degree mark.  ***  Extended forecast: The middle to latter part of next week looks to be a dry one with the Great Lakes area of high pressure eventually settling right over most of the Eastern United States. With this, expect very light winds. During the late night and morning hours, there may very well be temperature inversions set up, with air quality levels for fine particulates deteriorating into the moderate range. We will continue to monitor this situation very closely for the possible development of excessive fine particle buildups. At any rate, each day should feature some sunshine with temperatures slightly above average values for mid-November. (Average high 52, average low 32). ---McAuliffe|
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Lehigh Valley|PA|40.6140|-75.5900|OZONE|25|Good|No|Current Conditions: A strong area of low pressure, the remains of what was once Ida, continues to sit and spin off the North Carolina coast. This storm has produced strong winds and flooding from the Outer Banks northward into New Jersey over the past few days, and some spots in southeastern Virginia have had over 10 inches of rain since Tuesday. We have been on the northern fringe of all this rain, and very little precipitation has fallen here, thanks to a strong area of high pressure over New England pumping in very dry air from the north. A brisk east to northeast flow over the past couple of days has maintained good air quality across the region. Tonight, we will see plenty of clouds once more, and there can be a little rain as well. Temperatures will likely stay in the middle 40s.  ***  Saturday's forecast: The area of low pressure will weaken and move further out to sea Saturday, but we will still be left with plenty of cloudiness and the chance for a shower. Temperatures will make it into the middle and upper 50s, and air quality for fine particulate should remain good. Mostly cloudy and mild Saturday night with nothing more than a shower.  ***  Sunday's forecast: A weak cold front will pass through the region later Sunday, but this system looks to be moisture starved, and will likely not produce any precipitation. With a little more sunshine than we have been seeing recently, afternoon temperatures out ahead of this front might climb to the upper 60s. While air quality values will climb some due to a light wind, they should remain in the upper good range.  ***  Monday's forecast: For Monday, an area of high pressure coming in from the Great Lakes will strengthen the north to northwest flow some, and this will keep PM 2.5 levels down into the good range. A little cooler on Monday with some sunshine allowing temperatures to peak around the 60 degree mark.  ***  Extended forecast: The middle to latter part of next week looks to be a dry one with the Great Lakes area of high pressure eventually settling right over most of the Eastern United States. With this, expect very light winds. During the late night and morning hours, there may very well be temperature inversions set up, with air quality levels for fine particulates deteriorating into the moderate range. We will continue to monitor this situation very closely for the possible development of excessive fine particle buildups. At any rate, each day should feature some sunshine with temperatures slightly above average values for mid-November. (Average high 52, average low 32). ---McAuliffe|
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Lehigh Valley|PA|40.6140|-75.5900|PM2.5|47|Good|No|Current Conditions: A strong area of low pressure, the remains of what was once Ida, continues to sit and spin off the North Carolina coast. This storm has produced strong winds and flooding from the Outer Banks northward into New Jersey over the past few days, and some spots in southeastern Virginia have had over 10 inches of rain since Tuesday. We have been on the northern fringe of all this rain, and very little precipitation has fallen here, thanks to a strong area of high pressure over New England pumping in very dry air from the north. A brisk east to northeast flow over the past couple of days has maintained good air quality across the region. Tonight, we will see plenty of clouds once more, and there can be a little rain as well. Temperatures will likely stay in the middle 40s.  ***  Saturday's forecast: The area of low pressure will weaken and move further out to sea Saturday, but we will still be left with plenty of cloudiness and the chance for a shower. Temperatures will make it into the middle and upper 50s, and air quality for fine particulate should remain good. Mostly cloudy and mild Saturday night with nothing more than a shower.  ***  Sunday's forecast: A weak cold front will pass through the region later Sunday, but this system looks to be moisture starved, and will likely not produce any precipitation. With a little more sunshine than we have been seeing recently, afternoon temperatures out ahead of this front might climb to the upper 60s. While air quality values will climb some due to a light wind, they should remain in the upper good range.  ***  Monday's forecast: For Monday, an area of high pressure coming in from the Great Lakes will strengthen the north to northwest flow some, and this will keep PM 2.5 levels down into the good range. A little cooler on Monday with some sunshine allowing temperatures to peak around the 60 degree mark.  ***  Extended forecast: The middle to latter part of next week looks to be a dry one with the Great Lakes area of high pressure eventually settling right over most of the Eastern United States. With this, expect very light winds. During the late night and morning hours, there may very well be temperature inversions set up, with air quality levels for fine particulates deteriorating into the moderate range. We will continue to monitor this situation very closely for the possible development of excessive fine particle buildups. At any rate, each day should feature some sunshine with temperatures slightly above average values for mid-November. (Average high 52, average low 32). ---McAuliffe|
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Lehigh Valley|PA|40.6140|-75.5900|OZONE|30|Good|No|Current Conditions: A strong area of low pressure, the remains of what was once Ida, continues to sit and spin off the North Carolina coast. This storm has produced strong winds and flooding from the Outer Banks northward into New Jersey over the past few days, and some spots in southeastern Virginia have had over 10 inches of rain since Tuesday. We have been on the northern fringe of all this rain, and very little precipitation has fallen here, thanks to a strong area of high pressure over New England pumping in very dry air from the north. A brisk east to northeast flow over the past couple of days has maintained good air quality across the region. Tonight, we will see plenty of clouds once more, and there can be a little rain as well. Temperatures will likely stay in the middle 40s.  ***  Saturday's forecast: The area of low pressure will weaken and move further out to sea Saturday, but we will still be left with plenty of cloudiness and the chance for a shower. Temperatures will make it into the middle and upper 50s, and air quality for fine particulate should remain good. Mostly cloudy and mild Saturday night with nothing more than a shower.  ***  Sunday's forecast: A weak cold front will pass through the region later Sunday, but this system looks to be moisture starved, and will likely not produce any precipitation. With a little more sunshine than we have been seeing recently, afternoon temperatures out ahead of this front might climb to the upper 60s. While air quality values will climb some due to a light wind, they should remain in the upper good range.  ***  Monday's forecast: For Monday, an area of high pressure coming in from the Great Lakes will strengthen the north to northwest flow some, and this will keep PM 2.5 levels down into the good range. A little cooler on Monday with some sunshine allowing temperatures to peak around the 60 degree mark.  ***  Extended forecast: The middle to latter part of next week looks to be a dry one with the Great Lakes area of high pressure eventually settling right over most of the Eastern United States. With this, expect very light winds. During the late night and morning hours, there may very well be temperature inversions set up, with air quality levels for fine particulates deteriorating into the moderate range. We will continue to monitor this situation very closely for the possible development of excessive fine particle buildups. At any rate, each day should feature some sunshine with temperatures slightly above average values for mid-November. (Average high 52, average low 32). ---McAuliffe|
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Lehigh Valley|PA|40.6140|-75.5900|PM2.5|38|Good|No|Current Conditions: A strong area of low pressure, the remains of what was once Ida, continues to sit and spin off the North Carolina coast. This storm has produced strong winds and flooding from the Outer Banks northward into New Jersey over the past few days, and some spots in southeastern Virginia have had over 10 inches of rain since Tuesday. We have been on the northern fringe of all this rain, and very little precipitation has fallen here, thanks to a strong area of high pressure over New England pumping in very dry air from the north. A brisk east to northeast flow over the past couple of days has maintained good air quality across the region. Tonight, we will see plenty of clouds once more, and there can be a little rain as well. Temperatures will likely stay in the middle 40s.  ***  Saturday's forecast: The area of low pressure will weaken and move further out to sea Saturday, but we will still be left with plenty of cloudiness and the chance for a shower. Temperatures will make it into the middle and upper 50s, and air quality for fine particulate should remain good. Mostly cloudy and mild Saturday night with nothing more than a shower.  ***  Sunday's forecast: A weak cold front will pass through the region later Sunday, but this system looks to be moisture starved, and will likely not produce any precipitation. With a little more sunshine than we have been seeing recently, afternoon temperatures out ahead of this front might climb to the upper 60s. While air quality values will climb some due to a light wind, they should remain in the upper good range.  ***  Monday's forecast: For Monday, an area of high pressure coming in from the Great Lakes will strengthen the north to northwest flow some, and this will keep PM 2.5 levels down into the good range. A little cooler on Monday with some sunshine allowing temperatures to peak around the 60 degree mark.  ***  Extended forecast: The middle to latter part of next week looks to be a dry one with the Great Lakes area of high pressure eventually settling right over most of the Eastern United States. With this, expect very light winds. During the late night and morning hours, there may very well be temperature inversions set up, with air quality levels for fine particulates deteriorating into the moderate range. We will continue to monitor this situation very closely for the possible development of excessive fine particle buildups. At any rate, each day should feature some sunshine with temperatures slightly above average values for mid-November. (Average high 52, average low 32). ---McAuliffe|
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Lehigh Valley|PA|40.6140|-75.5900|OZONE|32|Good|No|Current Conditions: A strong area of low pressure, the remains of what was once Ida, continues to sit and spin off the North Carolina coast. This storm has produced strong winds and flooding from the Outer Banks northward into New Jersey over the past few days, and some spots in southeastern Virginia have had over 10 inches of rain since Tuesday. We have been on the northern fringe of all this rain, and very little precipitation has fallen here, thanks to a strong area of high pressure over New England pumping in very dry air from the north. A brisk east to northeast flow over the past couple of days has maintained good air quality across the region. Tonight, we will see plenty of clouds once more, and there can be a little rain as well. Temperatures will likely stay in the middle 40s.  ***  Saturday's forecast: The area of low pressure will weaken and move further out to sea Saturday, but we will still be left with plenty of cloudiness and the chance for a shower. Temperatures will make it into the middle and upper 50s, and air quality for fine particulate should remain good. Mostly cloudy and mild Saturday night with nothing more than a shower.  ***  Sunday's forecast: A weak cold front will pass through the region later Sunday, but this system looks to be moisture starved, and will likely not produce any precipitation. With a little more sunshine than we have been seeing recently, afternoon temperatures out ahead of this front might climb to the upper 60s. While air quality values will climb some due to a light wind, they should remain in the upper good range.  ***  Monday's forecast: For Monday, an area of high pressure coming in from the Great Lakes will strengthen the north to northwest flow some, and this will keep PM 2.5 levels down into the good range. A little cooler on Monday with some sunshine allowing temperatures to peak around the 60 degree mark.  ***  Extended forecast: The middle to latter part of next week looks to be a dry one with the Great Lakes area of high pressure eventually settling right over most of the Eastern United States. With this, expect very light winds. During the late night and morning hours, there may very well be temperature inversions set up, with air quality levels for fine particulates deteriorating into the moderate range. We will continue to monitor this situation very closely for the possible development of excessive fine particle buildups. At any rate, each day should feature some sunshine with temperatures slightly above average values for mid-November. (Average high 52, average low 32). ---McAuliffe|
11/13/09|11/17/09||EDT|4|F|Y|Lehigh Valley|PA|40.6140|-75.5900|PM2.5|44|Good|No|Current Conditions: A strong area of low pressure, the remains of what was once Ida, continues to sit and spin off the North Carolina coast. This storm has produced strong winds and flooding from the Outer Banks northward into New Jersey over the past few days, and some spots in southeastern Virginia have had over 10 inches of rain since Tuesday. We have been on the northern fringe of all this rain, and very little precipitation has fallen here, thanks to a strong area of high pressure over New England pumping in very dry air from the north. A brisk east to northeast flow over the past couple of days has maintained good air quality across the region. Tonight, we will see plenty of clouds once more, and there can be a little rain as well. Temperatures will likely stay in the middle 40s.  ***  Saturday's forecast: The area of low pressure will weaken and move further out to sea Saturday, but we will still be left with plenty of cloudiness and the chance for a shower. Temperatures will make it into the middle and upper 50s, and air quality for fine particulate should remain good. Mostly cloudy and mild Saturday night with nothing more than a shower.  ***  Sunday's forecast: A weak cold front will pass through the region later Sunday, but this system looks to be moisture starved, and will likely not produce any precipitation. With a little more sunshine than we have been seeing recently, afternoon temperatures out ahead of this front might climb to the upper 60s. While air quality values will climb some due to a light wind, they should remain in the upper good range.  ***  Monday's forecast: For Monday, an area of high pressure coming in from the Great Lakes will strengthen the north to northwest flow some, and this will keep PM 2.5 levels down into the good range. A little cooler on Monday with some sunshine allowing temperatures to peak around the 60 degree mark.  ***  Extended forecast: The middle to latter part of next week looks to be a dry one with the Great Lakes area of high pressure eventually settling right over most of the Eastern United States. With this, expect very light winds. During the late night and morning hours, there may very well be temperature inversions set up, with air quality levels for fine particulates deteriorating into the moderate range. We will continue to monitor this situation very closely for the possible development of excessive fine particle buildups. At any rate, each day should feature some sunshine with temperatures slightly above average values for mid-November. (Average high 52, average low 32). ---McAuliffe|
11/13/09|11/17/09||EDT|4|F|N|Lehigh Valley|PA|40.6140|-75.5900|OZONE|35|Good|No|Current Conditions: A strong area of low pressure, the remains of what was once Ida, continues to sit and spin off the North Carolina coast. This storm has produced strong winds and flooding from the Outer Banks northward into New Jersey over the past few days, and some spots in southeastern Virginia have had over 10 inches of rain since Tuesday. We have been on the northern fringe of all this rain, and very little precipitation has fallen here, thanks to a strong area of high pressure over New England pumping in very dry air from the north. A brisk east to northeast flow over the past couple of days has maintained good air quality across the region. Tonight, we will see plenty of clouds once more, and there can be a little rain as well. Temperatures will likely stay in the middle 40s.  ***  Saturday's forecast: The area of low pressure will weaken and move further out to sea Saturday, but we will still be left with plenty of cloudiness and the chance for a shower. Temperatures will make it into the middle and upper 50s, and air quality for fine particulate should remain good. Mostly cloudy and mild Saturday night with nothing more than a shower.  ***  Sunday's forecast: A weak cold front will pass through the region later Sunday, but this system looks to be moisture starved, and will likely not produce any precipitation. With a little more sunshine than we have been seeing recently, afternoon temperatures out ahead of this front might climb to the upper 60s. While air quality values will climb some due to a light wind, they should remain in the upper good range.  ***  Monday's forecast: For Monday, an area of high pressure coming in from the Great Lakes will strengthen the north to northwest flow some, and this will keep PM 2.5 levels down into the good range. A little cooler on Monday with some sunshine allowing temperatures to peak around the 60 degree mark.  ***  Extended forecast: The middle to latter part of next week looks to be a dry one with the Great Lakes area of high pressure eventually settling right over most of the Eastern United States. With this, expect very light winds. During the late night and morning hours, there may very well be temperature inversions set up, with air quality levels for fine particulates deteriorating into the moderate range. We will continue to monitor this situation very closely for the possible development of excessive fine particle buildups. At any rate, each day should feature some sunshine with temperatures slightly above average values for mid-November. (Average high 52, average low 32). ---McAuliffe|
11/13/09|11/18/09||EDT|5|F|Y|Lehigh Valley|PA|40.6140|-75.5900|PM2.5|55|Moderate|No|Current Conditions: A strong area of low pressure, the remains of what was once Ida, continues to sit and spin off the North Carolina coast. This storm has produced strong winds and flooding from the Outer Banks northward into New Jersey over the past few days, and some spots in southeastern Virginia have had over 10 inches of rain since Tuesday. We have been on the northern fringe of all this rain, and very little precipitation has fallen here, thanks to a strong area of high pressure over New England pumping in very dry air from the north. A brisk east to northeast flow over the past couple of days has maintained good air quality across the region. Tonight, we will see plenty of clouds once more, and there can be a little rain as well. Temperatures will likely stay in the middle 40s.  ***  Saturday's forecast: The area of low pressure will weaken and move further out to sea Saturday, but we will still be left with plenty of cloudiness and the chance for a shower. Temperatures will make it into the middle and upper 50s, and air quality for fine particulate should remain good. Mostly cloudy and mild Saturday night with nothing more than a shower.  ***  Sunday's forecast: A weak cold front will pass through the region later Sunday, but this system looks to be moisture starved, and will likely not produce any precipitation. With a little more sunshine than we have been seeing recently, afternoon temperatures out ahead of this front might climb to the upper 60s. While air quality values will climb some due to a light wind, they should remain in the upper good range.  ***  Monday's forecast: For Monday, an area of high pressure coming in from the Great Lakes will strengthen the north to northwest flow some, and this will keep PM 2.5 levels down into the good range. A little cooler on Monday with some sunshine allowing temperatures to peak around the 60 degree mark.  ***  Extended forecast: The middle to latter part of next week looks to be a dry one with the Great Lakes area of high pressure eventually settling right over most of the Eastern United States. With this, expect very light winds. During the late night and morning hours, there may very well be temperature inversions set up, with air quality levels for fine particulates deteriorating into the moderate range. We will continue to monitor this situation very closely for the possible development of excessive fine particle buildups. At any rate, each day should feature some sunshine with temperatures slightly above average values for mid-November. (Average high 52, average low 32). ---McAuliffe|
11/13/09|11/18/09||EDT|5|F|N|Lehigh Valley|PA|40.6140|-75.5900|OZONE|40|Good|No|Current Conditions: A strong area of low pressure, the remains of what was once Ida, continues to sit and spin off the North Carolina coast. This storm has produced strong winds and flooding from the Outer Banks northward into New Jersey over the past few days, and some spots in southeastern Virginia have had over 10 inches of rain since Tuesday. We have been on the northern fringe of all this rain, and very little precipitation has fallen here, thanks to a strong area of high pressure over New England pumping in very dry air from the north. A brisk east to northeast flow over the past couple of days has maintained good air quality across the region. Tonight, we will see plenty of clouds once more, and there can be a little rain as well. Temperatures will likely stay in the middle 40s.  ***  Saturday's forecast: The area of low pressure will weaken and move further out to sea Saturday, but we will still be left with plenty of cloudiness and the chance for a shower. Temperatures will make it into the middle and upper 50s, and air quality for fine particulate should remain good. Mostly cloudy and mild Saturday night with nothing more than a shower.  ***  Sunday's forecast: A weak cold front will pass through the region later Sunday, but this system looks to be moisture starved, and will likely not produce any precipitation. With a little more sunshine than we have been seeing recently, afternoon temperatures out ahead of this front might climb to the upper 60s. While air quality values will climb some due to a light wind, they should remain in the upper good range.  ***  Monday's forecast: For Monday, an area of high pressure coming in from the Great Lakes will strengthen the north to northwest flow some, and this will keep PM 2.5 levels down into the good range. A little cooler on Monday with some sunshine allowing temperatures to peak around the 60 degree mark.  ***  Extended forecast: The middle to latter part of next week looks to be a dry one with the Great Lakes area of high pressure eventually settling right over most of the Eastern United States. With this, expect very light winds. During the late night and morning hours, there may very well be temperature inversions set up, with air quality levels for fine particulates deteriorating into the moderate range. We will continue to monitor this situation very closely for the possible development of excessive fine particle buildups. At any rate, each day should feature some sunshine with temperatures slightly above average values for mid-November. (Average high 52, average low 32). ---McAuliffe|
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Lewiston|ID|46.4047|-115.0311|PM2.5|12|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Lewiston|ID|46.4047|-115.0311|PM2.5|12|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Lewiston|ID|46.4047|-115.0311|PM2.5|17|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Lewiston|ID|46.4047|-115.0311|PM2.5|11|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Lewiston|ID|46.4047|-115.0311|PM2.5|11|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Lewiston|ID|46.4047|-115.0311|PM2.5|11|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Lewiston-Auburn|ME|44.0896|-70.2146|PM2.5|39|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Lewiston-Auburn|ME|44.0896|-70.2146|PM2.5|26|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Lewiston-Auburn|ME|44.0896|-70.2146|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Lewiston-Auburn|ME|44.0896|-70.2146|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Lewiston-Auburn|ME|44.0896|-70.2146|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Lexington|KY|38.0491|-84.4999|PM2.5|10|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Lexington|KY|38.0491|-84.4999|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Liberty/Clairton area|PA|40.3239|-79.8683|PM2.5|26|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Liberty/Clairton area|PA|40.3239|-79.8683|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Liberty/Clairton area|PA|40.3239|-79.8683|PM2.5|51|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Liberty/Clairton area|PA|40.3239|-79.8683|OZONE|0|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Liberty/Clairton area|PA|40.3239|-79.8683|PM2.5|55|Moderate|No|Current Conditions: As of 2 PM on Friday, mostly sunny skies prevail across the region as we are now beginning to see the ridge of high pressure build in over the region.  Of course, much of the coastal area from Virginia to Massachusetts is still being impacted from the remnants of Ida.  Right now, temperatures are hovering in the low 60s.  With winds still turned out of the north, we are seeing a cleaner air mass reside over the region.  This will all change this weekend though as what remains of Ida moves out to sea.  This will allow our winds to turn more southerly, which should help to force PM 2.5 concentrations up into the moderate range.  Now onto the day-to-day details...  ***  On Saturday, partly sunny skies should continue to persist across the region as we begin to see the storm system off the Mid-Atlantic coastline (the remnants of Ida) move out into the Atlantic Ocean.  With this storm system moving further away from our region, expect higher pressure to build in.  This will help to steer our winds more out of the southeast, allowing a milder and more humid air mass into the region.  As a result, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid 60s.  Air quality levels will rise along with the temperatures.  Thanks to the relatively clear skies during the morning, we should see an inversion form over the region.  This inversion will allow PM 2.5 levels to build.  However, as we see increased mixing in the afternoon (and with regional concentrations of PM 2.5 remaining low) concentrations locally will fall, likely keeping the average in the good range.  ***  For Sunday, partly sunny skies should continue to be the rule as we remain under the influence of higher pressure.  In addition, during the day we will see the winds turn more southwesterly allowing even warmer temperatures to move into our area.  Therefore, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid to upper 60s.  Like on Saturday, we should see an inversion form over the region.  With regional levels of PM 2.5 rising, expect PM 2.5 levels (locally) to increase into the moderate range.  ***  On Monday, clouds should continue to be on the increase during the day as we watch a weak frontal system push into the Great Lakes region.  This front will likely move through our area later in the day.  As it does, do not expect much in the form of the rain.  However, we will definitely notice a wind shift as the front drives in a cooler and drier air mass from the north.  As a result, afternoon highs are likely to peak in the mid to upper 50s.  Air quality levels are expected to remain in the moderate range for the day because the morning levels are expected to stay elevated.  We do expect a clean out late in the day after the frontal system pushes through.  ***  Extended Outlook: As we take a peek at the week, we notice that temperatures will stay above seasonable levels.  Early in the week, we should see a frontal system slide through the region.  The cool and dry air that accompanies that front should will be driven in by an area of high pressure pushing in over the Midwestern US.  This high will slide east by the middle of the week and will reside over the region until the end of the week.  This could lead to a sustained period of higher air quality levels.  We will keep an eye on this situation as we proceed through the week.  --Nolan|
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Liberty/Clairton area|PA|40.3239|-79.8683|OZONE|25|Good|No|Current Conditions: As of 2 PM on Friday, mostly sunny skies prevail across the region as we are now beginning to see the ridge of high pressure build in over the region.  Of course, much of the coastal area from Virginia to Massachusetts is still being impacted from the remnants of Ida.  Right now, temperatures are hovering in the low 60s.  With winds still turned out of the north, we are seeing a cleaner air mass reside over the region.  This will all change this weekend though as what remains of Ida moves out to sea.  This will allow our winds to turn more southerly, which should help to force PM 2.5 concentrations up into the moderate range.  Now onto the day-to-day details...  ***  On Saturday, partly sunny skies should continue to persist across the region as we begin to see the storm system off the Mid-Atlantic coastline (the remnants of Ida) move out into the Atlantic Ocean.  With this storm system moving further away from our region, expect higher pressure to build in.  This will help to steer our winds more out of the southeast, allowing a milder and more humid air mass into the region.  As a result, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid 60s.  Air quality levels will rise along with the temperatures.  Thanks to the relatively clear skies during the morning, we should see an inversion form over the region.  This inversion will allow PM 2.5 levels to build.  However, as we see increased mixing in the afternoon (and with regional concentrations of PM 2.5 remaining low) concentrations locally will fall, likely keeping the average in the good range.  ***  For Sunday, partly sunny skies should continue to be the rule as we remain under the influence of higher pressure.  In addition, during the day we will see the winds turn more southwesterly allowing even warmer temperatures to move into our area.  Therefore, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid to upper 60s.  Like on Saturday, we should see an inversion form over the region.  With regional levels of PM 2.5 rising, expect PM 2.5 levels (locally) to increase into the moderate range.  ***  On Monday, clouds should continue to be on the increase during the day as we watch a weak frontal system push into the Great Lakes region.  This front will likely move through our area later in the day.  As it does, do not expect much in the form of the rain.  However, we will definitely notice a wind shift as the front drives in a cooler and drier air mass from the north.  As a result, afternoon highs are likely to peak in the mid to upper 50s.  Air quality levels are expected to remain in the moderate range for the day because the morning levels are expected to stay elevated.  We do expect a clean out late in the day after the frontal system pushes through.  ***  Extended Outlook: As we take a peek at the week, we notice that temperatures will stay above seasonable levels.  Early in the week, we should see a frontal system slide through the region.  The cool and dry air that accompanies that front should will be driven in by an area of high pressure pushing in over the Midwestern US.  This high will slide east by the middle of the week and will reside over the region until the end of the week.  This could lead to a sustained period of higher air quality levels.  We will keep an eye on this situation as we proceed through the week.  --Nolan|
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Liberty/Clairton area|PA|40.3239|-79.8683|PM2.5|70|Moderate|No|Current Conditions: As of 2 PM on Friday, mostly sunny skies prevail across the region as we are now beginning to see the ridge of high pressure build in over the region.  Of course, much of the coastal area from Virginia to Massachusetts is still being impacted from the remnants of Ida.  Right now, temperatures are hovering in the low 60s.  With winds still turned out of the north, we are seeing a cleaner air mass reside over the region.  This will all change this weekend though as what remains of Ida moves out to sea.  This will allow our winds to turn more southerly, which should help to force PM 2.5 concentrations up into the moderate range.  Now onto the day-to-day details...  ***  On Saturday, partly sunny skies should continue to persist across the region as we begin to see the storm system off the Mid-Atlantic coastline (the remnants of Ida) move out into the Atlantic Ocean.  With this storm system moving further away from our region, expect higher pressure to build in.  This will help to steer our winds more out of the southeast, allowing a milder and more humid air mass into the region.  As a result, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid 60s.  Air quality levels will rise along with the temperatures.  Thanks to the relatively clear skies during the morning, we should see an inversion form over the region.  This inversion will allow PM 2.5 levels to build.  However, as we see increased mixing in the afternoon (and with regional concentrations of PM 2.5 remaining low) concentrations locally will fall, likely keeping the average in the good range.  ***  For Sunday, partly sunny skies should continue to be the rule as we remain under the influence of higher pressure.  In addition, during the day we will see the winds turn more southwesterly allowing even warmer temperatures to move into our area.  Therefore, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid to upper 60s.  Like on Saturday, we should see an inversion form over the region.  With regional levels of PM 2.5 rising, expect PM 2.5 levels (locally) to increase into the moderate range.  ***  On Monday, clouds should continue to be on the increase during the day as we watch a weak frontal system push into the Great Lakes region.  This front will likely move through our area later in the day.  As it does, do not expect much in the form of the rain.  However, we will definitely notice a wind shift as the front drives in a cooler and drier air mass from the north.  As a result, afternoon highs are likely to peak in the mid to upper 50s.  Air quality levels are expected to remain in the moderate range for the day because the morning levels are expected to stay elevated.  We do expect a clean out late in the day after the frontal system pushes through.  ***  Extended Outlook: As we take a peek at the week, we notice that temperatures will stay above seasonable levels.  Early in the week, we should see a frontal system slide through the region.  The cool and dry air that accompanies that front should will be driven in by an area of high pressure pushing in over the Midwestern US.  This high will slide east by the middle of the week and will reside over the region until the end of the week.  This could lead to a sustained period of higher air quality levels.  We will keep an eye on this situation as we proceed through the week.  --Nolan|
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Liberty/Clairton area|PA|40.3239|-79.8683|OZONE|30|Good|No|Current Conditions: As of 2 PM on Friday, mostly sunny skies prevail across the region as we are now beginning to see the ridge of high pressure build in over the region.  Of course, much of the coastal area from Virginia to Massachusetts is still being impacted from the remnants of Ida.  Right now, temperatures are hovering in the low 60s.  With winds still turned out of the north, we are seeing a cleaner air mass reside over the region.  This will all change this weekend though as what remains of Ida moves out to sea.  This will allow our winds to turn more southerly, which should help to force PM 2.5 concentrations up into the moderate range.  Now onto the day-to-day details...  ***  On Saturday, partly sunny skies should continue to persist across the region as we begin to see the storm system off the Mid-Atlantic coastline (the remnants of Ida) move out into the Atlantic Ocean.  With this storm system moving further away from our region, expect higher pressure to build in.  This will help to steer our winds more out of the southeast, allowing a milder and more humid air mass into the region.  As a result, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid 60s.  Air quality levels will rise along with the temperatures.  Thanks to the relatively clear skies during the morning, we should see an inversion form over the region.  This inversion will allow PM 2.5 levels to build.  However, as we see increased mixing in the afternoon (and with regional concentrations of PM 2.5 remaining low) concentrations locally will fall, likely keeping the average in the good range.  ***  For Sunday, partly sunny skies should continue to be the rule as we remain under the influence of higher pressure.  In addition, during the day we will see the winds turn more southwesterly allowing even warmer temperatures to move into our area.  Therefore, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid to upper 60s.  Like on Saturday, we should see an inversion form over the region.  With regional levels of PM 2.5 rising, expect PM 2.5 levels (locally) to increase into the moderate range.  ***  On Monday, clouds should continue to be on the increase during the day as we watch a weak frontal system push into the Great Lakes region.  This front will likely move through our area later in the day.  As it does, do not expect much in the form of the rain.  However, we will definitely notice a wind shift as the front drives in a cooler and drier air mass from the north.  As a result, afternoon highs are likely to peak in the mid to upper 50s.  Air quality levels are expected to remain in the moderate range for the day because the morning levels are expected to stay elevated.  We do expect a clean out late in the day after the frontal system pushes through.  ***  Extended Outlook: As we take a peek at the week, we notice that temperatures will stay above seasonable levels.  Early in the week, we should see a frontal system slide through the region.  The cool and dry air that accompanies that front should will be driven in by an area of high pressure pushing in over the Midwestern US.  This high will slide east by the middle of the week and will reside over the region until the end of the week.  This could lead to a sustained period of higher air quality levels.  We will keep an eye on this situation as we proceed through the week.  --Nolan|
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Liberty/Clairton area|PA|40.3239|-79.8683|PM2.5|65|Moderate|No|Current Conditions: As of 2 PM on Friday, mostly sunny skies prevail across the region as we are now beginning to see the ridge of high pressure build in over the region.  Of course, much of the coastal area from Virginia to Massachusetts is still being impacted from the remnants of Ida.  Right now, temperatures are hovering in the low 60s.  With winds still turned out of the north, we are seeing a cleaner air mass reside over the region.  This will all change this weekend though as what remains of Ida moves out to sea.  This will allow our winds to turn more southerly, which should help to force PM 2.5 concentrations up into the moderate range.  Now onto the day-to-day details...  ***  On Saturday, partly sunny skies should continue to persist across the region as we begin to see the storm system off the Mid-Atlantic coastline (the remnants of Ida) move out into the Atlantic Ocean.  With this storm system moving further away from our region, expect higher pressure to build in.  This will help to steer our winds more out of the southeast, allowing a milder and more humid air mass into the region.  As a result, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid 60s.  Air quality levels will rise along with the temperatures.  Thanks to the relatively clear skies during the morning, we should see an inversion form over the region.  This inversion will allow PM 2.5 levels to build.  However, as we see increased mixing in the afternoon (and with regional concentrations of PM 2.5 remaining low) concentrations locally will fall, likely keeping the average in the good range.  ***  For Sunday, partly sunny skies should continue to be the rule as we remain under the influence of higher pressure.  In addition, during the day we will see the winds turn more southwesterly allowing even warmer temperatures to move into our area.  Therefore, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid to upper 60s.  Like on Saturday, we should see an inversion form over the region.  With regional levels of PM 2.5 rising, expect PM 2.5 levels (locally) to increase into the moderate range.  ***  On Monday, clouds should continue to be on the increase during the day as we watch a weak frontal system push into the Great Lakes region.  This front will likely move through our area later in the day.  As it does, do not expect much in the form of the rain.  However, we will definitely notice a wind shift as the front drives in a cooler and drier air mass from the north.  As a result, afternoon highs are likely to peak in the mid to upper 50s.  Air quality levels are expected to remain in the moderate range for the day because the morning levels are expected to stay elevated.  We do expect a clean out late in the day after the frontal system pushes through.  ***  Extended Outlook: As we take a peek at the week, we notice that temperatures will stay above seasonable levels.  Early in the week, we should see a frontal system slide through the region.  The cool and dry air that accompanies that front should will be driven in by an area of high pressure pushing in over the Midwestern US.  This high will slide east by the middle of the week and will reside over the region until the end of the week.  This could lead to a sustained period of higher air quality levels.  We will keep an eye on this situation as we proceed through the week.  --Nolan|
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Liberty/Clairton area|PA|40.3239|-79.8683|OZONE|30|Good|No|Current Conditions: As of 2 PM on Friday, mostly sunny skies prevail across the region as we are now beginning to see the ridge of high pressure build in over the region.  Of course, much of the coastal area from Virginia to Massachusetts is still being impacted from the remnants of Ida.  Right now, temperatures are hovering in the low 60s.  With winds still turned out of the north, we are seeing a cleaner air mass reside over the region.  This will all change this weekend though as what remains of Ida moves out to sea.  This will allow our winds to turn more southerly, which should help to force PM 2.5 concentrations up into the moderate range.  Now onto the day-to-day details...  ***  On Saturday, partly sunny skies should continue to persist across the region as we begin to see the storm system off the Mid-Atlantic coastline (the remnants of Ida) move out into the Atlantic Ocean.  With this storm system moving further away from our region, expect higher pressure to build in.  This will help to steer our winds more out of the southeast, allowing a milder and more humid air mass into the region.  As a result, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid 60s.  Air quality levels will rise along with the temperatures.  Thanks to the relatively clear skies during the morning, we should see an inversion form over the region.  This inversion will allow PM 2.5 levels to build.  However, as we see increased mixing in the afternoon (and with regional concentrations of PM 2.5 remaining low) concentrations locally will fall, likely keeping the average in the good range.  ***  For Sunday, partly sunny skies should continue to be the rule as we remain under the influence of higher pressure.  In addition, during the day we will see the winds turn more southwesterly allowing even warmer temperatures to move into our area.  Therefore, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid to upper 60s.  Like on Saturday, we should see an inversion form over the region.  With regional levels of PM 2.5 rising, expect PM 2.5 levels (locally) to increase into the moderate range.  ***  On Monday, clouds should continue to be on the increase during the day as we watch a weak frontal system push into the Great Lakes region.  This front will likely move through our area later in the day.  As it does, do not expect much in the form of the rain.  However, we will definitely notice a wind shift as the front drives in a cooler and drier air mass from the north.  As a result, afternoon highs are likely to peak in the mid to upper 50s.  Air quality levels are expected to remain in the moderate range for the day because the morning levels are expected to stay elevated.  We do expect a clean out late in the day after the frontal system pushes through.  ***  Extended Outlook: As we take a peek at the week, we notice that temperatures will stay above seasonable levels.  Early in the week, we should see a frontal system slide through the region.  The cool and dry air that accompanies that front should will be driven in by an area of high pressure pushing in over the Midwestern US.  This high will slide east by the middle of the week and will reside over the region until the end of the week.  This could lead to a sustained period of higher air quality levels.  We will keep an eye on this situation as we proceed through the week.  --Nolan|
11/13/09|11/17/09||EDT|4|F|Y|Liberty/Clairton area|PA|40.3239|-79.8683|PM2.5|45|Good|No|Current Conditions: As of 2 PM on Friday, mostly sunny skies prevail across the region as we are now beginning to see the ridge of high pressure build in over the region.  Of course, much of the coastal area from Virginia to Massachusetts is still being impacted from the remnants of Ida.  Right now, temperatures are hovering in the low 60s.  With winds still turned out of the north, we are seeing a cleaner air mass reside over the region.  This will all change this weekend though as what remains of Ida moves out to sea.  This will allow our winds to turn more southerly, which should help to force PM 2.5 concentrations up into the moderate range.  Now onto the day-to-day details...  ***  On Saturday, partly sunny skies should continue to persist across the region as we begin to see the storm system off the Mid-Atlantic coastline (the remnants of Ida) move out into the Atlantic Ocean.  With this storm system moving further away from our region, expect higher pressure to build in.  This will help to steer our winds more out of the southeast, allowing a milder and more humid air mass into the region.  As a result, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid 60s.  Air quality levels will rise along with the temperatures.  Thanks to the relatively clear skies during the morning, we should see an inversion form over the region.  This inversion will allow PM 2.5 levels to build.  However, as we see increased mixing in the afternoon (and with regional concentrations of PM 2.5 remaining low) concentrations locally will fall, likely keeping the average in the good range.  ***  For Sunday, partly sunny skies should continue to be the rule as we remain under the influence of higher pressure.  In addition, during the day we will see the winds turn more southwesterly allowing even warmer temperatures to move into our area.  Therefore, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid to upper 60s.  Like on Saturday, we should see an inversion form over the region.  With regional levels of PM 2.5 rising, expect PM 2.5 levels (locally) to increase into the moderate range.  ***  On Monday, clouds should continue to be on the increase during the day as we watch a weak frontal system push into the Great Lakes region.  This front will likely move through our area later in the day.  As it does, do not expect much in the form of the rain.  However, we will definitely notice a wind shift as the front drives in a cooler and drier air mass from the north.  As a result, afternoon highs are likely to peak in the mid to upper 50s.  Air quality levels are expected to remain in the moderate range for the day because the morning levels are expected to stay elevated.  We do expect a clean out late in the day after the frontal system pushes through.  ***  Extended Outlook: As we take a peek at the week, we notice that temperatures will stay above seasonable levels.  Early in the week, we should see a frontal system slide through the region.  The cool and dry air that accompanies that front should will be driven in by an area of high pressure pushing in over the Midwestern US.  This high will slide east by the middle of the week and will reside over the region until the end of the week.  This could lead to a sustained period of higher air quality levels.  We will keep an eye on this situation as we proceed through the week.  --Nolan|
11/13/09|11/17/09||EDT|4|F|N|Liberty/Clairton area|PA|40.3239|-79.8683|OZONE|25|Good|No|Current Conditions: As of 2 PM on Friday, mostly sunny skies prevail across the region as we are now beginning to see the ridge of high pressure build in over the region.  Of course, much of the coastal area from Virginia to Massachusetts is still being impacted from the remnants of Ida.  Right now, temperatures are hovering in the low 60s.  With winds still turned out of the north, we are seeing a cleaner air mass reside over the region.  This will all change this weekend though as what remains of Ida moves out to sea.  This will allow our winds to turn more southerly, which should help to force PM 2.5 concentrations up into the moderate range.  Now onto the day-to-day details...  ***  On Saturday, partly sunny skies should continue to persist across the region as we begin to see the storm system off the Mid-Atlantic coastline (the remnants of Ida) move out into the Atlantic Ocean.  With this storm system moving further away from our region, expect higher pressure to build in.  This will help to steer our winds more out of the southeast, allowing a milder and more humid air mass into the region.  As a result, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid 60s.  Air quality levels will rise along with the temperatures.  Thanks to the relatively clear skies during the morning, we should see an inversion form over the region.  This inversion will allow PM 2.5 levels to build.  However, as we see increased mixing in the afternoon (and with regional concentrations of PM 2.5 remaining low) concentrations locally will fall, likely keeping the average in the good range.  ***  For Sunday, partly sunny skies should continue to be the rule as we remain under the influence of higher pressure.  In addition, during the day we will see the winds turn more southwesterly allowing even warmer temperatures to move into our area.  Therefore, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid to upper 60s.  Like on Saturday, we should see an inversion form over the region.  With regional levels of PM 2.5 rising, expect PM 2.5 levels (locally) to increase into the moderate range.  ***  On Monday, clouds should continue to be on the increase during the day as we watch a weak frontal system push into the Great Lakes region.  This front will likely move through our area later in the day.  As it does, do not expect much in the form of the rain.  However, we will definitely notice a wind shift as the front drives in a cooler and drier air mass from the north.  As a result, afternoon highs are likely to peak in the mid to upper 50s.  Air quality levels are expected to remain in the moderate range for the day because the morning levels are expected to stay elevated.  We do expect a clean out late in the day after the frontal system pushes through.  ***  Extended Outlook: As we take a peek at the week, we notice that temperatures will stay above seasonable levels.  Early in the week, we should see a frontal system slide through the region.  The cool and dry air that accompanies that front should will be driven in by an area of high pressure pushing in over the Midwestern US.  This high will slide east by the middle of the week and will reside over the region until the end of the week.  This could lead to a sustained period of higher air quality levels.  We will keep an eye on this situation as we proceed through the week.  --Nolan|
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Little Rock-North Little Rock|AR|34.7220|-92.3540|OZONE|28|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Little Rock-North Little Rock|AR|34.7220|-92.3540|PM2.5|24|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|Y|Little Rock-North Little Rock|AR|34.7220|-92.3540|PM2.5|48|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Little Rock-North Little Rock|AR|34.7220|-92.3540|OZONE|50|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Livermore|CA|37.6800|-121.7700|OZONE|28|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Livermore|CA|37.6800|-121.7700|PM2.5|23|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09|23:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Livermore|CA|37.6800|-121.7700|PM2.5|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Livermore|CA|37.6800|-121.7700|PM2.5|32|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Livermore|CA|37.6800|-121.7700|PM2.5|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|1|O|N|Livermore|CA|37.6800|-121.7700|PM2.5|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Livermore|CA|37.6800|-121.7700|PM2.5|32|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Livermore|CA|37.6800|-121.7700|PM2.5|60|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Livermore|CA|37.6800|-121.7700|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Livermore|CA|37.6800|-121.7700|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Livermore|CA|37.6800|-121.7700|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|Y|Logan|UT|41.7391|-111.8164|PM2.5|34|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|N|Logan|UT|41.7391|-111.8164|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/11/09|11/14/09||MDT|3|F|Y|Logan|UT|41.7391|-111.8164|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/11/09|11/14/09||MDT|3|F|N|Logan|UT|41.7391|-111.8164|PM10||Good|No||
11/11/09|11/15/09||MDT|4|F|Y|Logan|UT|41.7391|-111.8164|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/11/09|11/15/09||MDT|4|F|N|Logan|UT|41.7391|-111.8164|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Lompoc|CA|34.6375|-120.4564|PM2.5|36|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Lompoc|CA|34.6375|-120.4564|OZONE|33|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Lompoc|CA|34.6375|-120.4564|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|N|Lompoc|CA|34.6375|-120.4564|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Lompoc|CA|34.6375|-120.4564|OZONE|31|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|N|Lompoc|CA|34.6375|-120.4564|PM2.5|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Lompoc|CA|34.6375|-120.4564|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Lompoc|CA|34.6375|-120.4564|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Louisville|KY|38.2640|-85.7120|PM2.5|27|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Louisville|KY|38.2640|-85.7120|PM10|15|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Louisville|KY|38.2640|-85.7120|PM2.5|54|Moderate|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Louisville|KY|38.2640|-85.7120|PM2.5|60|Moderate|No||
11/12/09|11/15/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Louisville|KY|38.2640|-85.7120|PM2.5|60|Moderate|No||
11/12/09|11/16/09||EDT|4|F|Y|Louisville|KY|38.2640|-85.7120|PM2.5|60|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Lovell|ME|44.2222|-70.8556|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Lovell|ME|44.2222|-70.8556|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Lovell|ME|44.2222|-70.8556|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Lubbock|TX|33.5961|-101.8539|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Lubbock|TX|33.5961|-101.8539|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Lubbock|TX|33.5961|-101.8539|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Lubbock|TX|33.5961|-101.8539|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Lubbock|TX|33.5961|-101.8539|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Lubbock|TX|33.5961|-101.8539|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Lubbock|TX|33.5961|-101.8539|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|N|Lubbock|TX|33.5961|-101.8539|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|N|Lubbock|TX|33.5961|-101.8539|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|Y|Lubbock|TX|33.5961|-101.8539|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|N|Lubbock|TX|33.5961|-101.8539|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|N|Lubbock|TX|33.5961|-101.8539|OZONE||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Ludington|MI|43.9553|-86.4525|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/12/09|11/15/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Ludington|MI|43.9553|-86.4525|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/12/09|11/16/09||EDT|4|F|Y|Ludington|MI|43.9553|-86.4525|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Lynn|MA|42.4744|-70.9725|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Lynn|MA|42.4744|-70.9725|PM2.5|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Lynn|MA|42.4744|-70.9725|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Lynn|MA|42.4744|-70.9725|OZONE|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Madera|CA|36.9680|-120.0770|OZONE|7|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Madera|CA|36.9680|-120.0770|PM2.5|60|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Madera|CA|36.9680|-120.0770|OZONE|9|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Madera|CA|36.9680|-120.0770|PM2.5|66|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Madera|CA|36.9680|-120.0770|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Madera|CA|36.9680|-120.0770|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Madera|CA|36.9680|-120.0770|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Madera|CA|36.9680|-120.0770|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Madison|CT|41.2583|-72.5506|PM2.5|14|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Madison|CT|41.2583|-72.5506|PM2.5|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Madison|CT|41.2583|-72.5506|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Madison|WI|43.1200|-89.3600|PM2.5|43|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Madison|WI|43.1200|-89.3600|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Madison|WI|43.1200|-89.3600|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Madison|WI|43.1200|-89.3600|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Manchester|NH|42.9928|-71.4594|OZONE|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Manchester|NH|42.9928|-71.4594|PM2.5|19|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Manchester|NH|42.9928|-71.4594|OZONE|22|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Manchester|NH|42.9928|-71.4594|PM2.5|13|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Manchester|NH|42.9928|-71.4594|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Manchester|NH|42.9928|-71.4594|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Manchester|NH|42.9928|-71.4594|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Manchester|NH|42.9928|-71.4594|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Manchester|NH|42.9928|-71.4594|PM2.5|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Manchester|NH|42.9928|-71.4594|OZONE|26|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Memphis|TN|35.1060|-90.0010|OZONE|26|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Memphis|TN|35.1060|-90.0010|PM2.5|23|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|Y|Memphis|TN|35.1060|-90.0010|PM2.5|46|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Memphis|TN|35.1060|-90.0010|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Memphis|TN|35.1060|-90.0010|PM2.5|61|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Memphis|TN|35.1060|-90.0010|PM2.5|54|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Merced|CA|37.2963|-120.4844|OZONE|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Merced|CA|37.2963|-120.4844|PM2.5|60|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Merced|CA|37.2963|-120.4844|OZONE|14|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Merced|CA|37.2963|-120.4844|PM2.5|64|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Merced|CA|37.2963|-120.4844|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Merced|CA|37.2963|-120.4844|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Merced|CA|37.2963|-120.4844|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Merced|CA|37.2963|-120.4844|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Metro Riverside CO|CA|34.0005|-117.4152|PM2.5|58|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Metro Riverside CO|CA|34.0005|-117.4152|PM10|49|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Metro Riverside CO|CA|34.0005|-117.4152|OZONE|32|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Metro Riverside CO|CA|34.0005|-117.4152|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Metro Riverside CO|CA|34.0005|-117.4152|PM10|37|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Metro Riverside CO|CA|34.0005|-117.4152|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Metro Riverside CO|CA|34.0005|-117.4152|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Metro Riverside CO|CA|34.0005|-117.4152|NO2|30|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Metro Riverside CO|CA|34.0005|-117.4152|PM2.5|47|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|N|Metro Riverside CO|CA|34.0005|-117.4152|OZONE|14|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Metro Riverside CO|CA|34.0005|-117.4152|PM2.5|54|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Metro Riverside CO|CA|34.0005|-117.4152|PM10|43|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Metro Riverside CO|CA|34.0005|-117.4152|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Metro Riverside CO|CA|34.0005|-117.4152|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Metro Riverside CO|CA|34.0005|-117.4152|NO2|30|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Miami|FL|25.7760|-80.2110|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Miami|FL|25.7760|-80.2110|PM2.5|17|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Miami|FL|25.7760|-80.2110|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Miami|FL|25.7760|-80.2110|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Miami|FL|25.7760|-80.2110|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Miami|FL|25.7760|-80.2110|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Miami|FL|25.7760|-80.2110|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Miami|FL|25.7760|-80.2110|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Middletown|CT|41.5519|-72.6308|PM2.5|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Middletown|CT|41.5519|-72.6308|PM2.5|33|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Middletown|CT|41.5519|-72.6308|PM2.5|40|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Midland-Odessa|TX|31.9974|-102.0789|PM2.5|25|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|Y|Midland-Odessa|TX|31.9974|-102.0789|PM2.5|38|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Midland-Odessa|TX|31.9974|-102.0789|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Midland-Odessa|TX|31.9974|-102.0789|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Midland-Odessa|TX|31.9974|-102.0789|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Midland-Odessa|TX|31.9974|-102.0789|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Midland-Odessa|TX|31.9974|-102.0789|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Midland-Odessa|TX|31.9974|-102.0789|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Midland-Odessa|TX|31.9974|-102.0789|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|N|Midland-Odessa|TX|31.9974|-102.0789|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|N|Midland-Odessa|TX|31.9974|-102.0789|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|Y|Midland-Odessa|TX|31.9974|-102.0789|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|N|Midland-Odessa|TX|31.9974|-102.0789|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|N|Midland-Odessa|TX|31.9974|-102.0789|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Millington|MD|39.3050|-75.7971|PM2.5|14|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Millington|MD|39.3050|-75.7971|PM2.5|14|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Millington|MD|39.3050|-75.7971|PM2.5|16|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Millington|MD|39.3050|-75.7971|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Millington|MD|39.3050|-75.7971|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||EDT|4|F|Y|Millington|MD|39.3050|-75.7971|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||EDT|5|F|Y|Millington|MD|39.3050|-75.7971|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Millville|NJ|39.4222|-75.0258|OZONE|15|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Millville|NJ|39.4222|-75.0258|PM2.5|14|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Millville|NJ|39.4222|-75.0258|PM2.5|11|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Millville|NJ|39.4222|-75.0258|OZONE|8|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Millville|NJ|39.4222|-75.0258|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Millville|NJ|39.4222|-75.0258|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Millville|NJ|39.4222|-75.0258|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Millville|NJ|39.4222|-75.0258|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Millville|NJ|39.4222|-75.0258|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Millville|NJ|39.4222|-75.0258|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Milton - Blue Hill Observatory|MA|42.2122|-71.1158|PM2.5|18|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Milton - Blue Hill Observatory|MA|42.2122|-71.1158|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Milton - Blue Hill Observatory|MA|42.2122|-71.1158|OZONE|35|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Milwaukee|WI|43.0700|-87.8800|PM2.5|47|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Milwaukee|WI|43.0700|-87.8800|OZONE|16|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Milwaukee|WI|43.0700|-87.8800|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Milwaukee|WI|43.0700|-87.8800|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Milwaukee|WI|43.0700|-87.8800|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Minneapolis-St. Paul|MN|44.9550|-93.1850|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Minneapolis-St. Paul|MN|44.9550|-93.1850|OZONE|19|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Minneapolis-St. Paul|MN|44.9550|-93.1850|PM2.5|23|Good|No|Today, an approaching cold front will generate moderate southerly winds in the Twin Cities, bringing pollutants and more humid air into the region.  However, low pollutant carryover from Thursday will yield Good AQI levels.  Tomorrow, a cold front passing through Minnesota during the early morning hours will produce mist and light rain in Minneapolis-St. Paul, enhancing the formation of particles.  However, moderate northwesterly winds in the afternoon will disperse pollutants and lead to Good AQI levels.    Sunday, westerly winds behind a departing cold front will bring clean, dry air into Minnesota and disperse pollutants, keeping AQI levels Good in the Twin Cities.  Monday, surface high pressure over the Upper Midwest will result in light and variable winds in Minnesota, limiting the dispersion of pollutants and leading to low-Moderate AQI levels in Minneapolis-St. Paul.  Tuesday, a surface high-pressure system over the Great Lakes will generate light southerly winds in the Twin Cities.  These winds will limit the dispersion pollutants and lead to low-Moderate AQI levels.  Wednesday, surface high pressure over the eastern Great Lakes, combined with a building surface low-pressure system over Saskatchewan, will cause moderate to strong southeasterly winds in Minneapolis-St. Paul.  These winds will keep pollutants dispersed and yield Good AQI levels.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Minneapolis-St. Paul|MN|44.9550|-93.1850|PM2.5||Good|No|Today, an approaching cold front will generate moderate southerly winds in the Twin Cities, bringing pollutants and more humid air into the region.  However, low pollutant carryover from Thursday will yield Good AQI levels.  Tomorrow, a cold front passing through Minnesota during the early morning hours will produce mist and light rain in Minneapolis-St. Paul, enhancing the formation of particles.  However, moderate northwesterly winds in the afternoon will disperse pollutants and lead to Good AQI levels.    Sunday, westerly winds behind a departing cold front will bring clean, dry air into Minnesota and disperse pollutants, keeping AQI levels Good in the Twin Cities.  Monday, surface high pressure over the Upper Midwest will result in light and variable winds in Minnesota, limiting the dispersion of pollutants and leading to low-Moderate AQI levels in Minneapolis-St. Paul.  Tuesday, a surface high-pressure system over the Great Lakes will generate light southerly winds in the Twin Cities.  These winds will limit the dispersion pollutants and lead to low-Moderate AQI levels.  Wednesday, surface high pressure over the eastern Great Lakes, combined with a building surface low-pressure system over Saskatchewan, will cause moderate to strong southeasterly winds in Minneapolis-St. Paul.  These winds will keep pollutants dispersed and yield Good AQI levels.|
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Minneapolis-St. Paul|MN|44.9550|-93.1850|PM2.5||Moderate|No|Today, an approaching cold front will generate moderate southerly winds in the Twin Cities, bringing pollutants and more humid air into the region.  However, low pollutant carryover from Thursday will yield Good AQI levels.  Tomorrow, a cold front passing through Minnesota during the early morning hours will produce mist and light rain in Minneapolis-St. Paul, enhancing the formation of particles.  However, moderate northwesterly winds in the afternoon will disperse pollutants and lead to Good AQI levels.    Sunday, westerly winds behind a departing cold front will bring clean, dry air into Minnesota and disperse pollutants, keeping AQI levels Good in the Twin Cities.  Monday, surface high pressure over the Upper Midwest will result in light and variable winds in Minnesota, limiting the dispersion of pollutants and leading to low-Moderate AQI levels in Minneapolis-St. Paul.  Tuesday, a surface high-pressure system over the Great Lakes will generate light southerly winds in the Twin Cities.  These winds will limit the dispersion pollutants and lead to low-Moderate AQI levels.  Wednesday, surface high pressure over the eastern Great Lakes, combined with a building surface low-pressure system over Saskatchewan, will cause moderate to strong southeasterly winds in Minneapolis-St. Paul.  These winds will keep pollutants dispersed and yield Good AQI levels.|
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|Y|Minneapolis-St. Paul|MN|44.9550|-93.1850|PM2.5||Moderate|No|Today, an approaching cold front will generate moderate southerly winds in the Twin Cities, bringing pollutants and more humid air into the region.  However, low pollutant carryover from Thursday will yield Good AQI levels.  Tomorrow, a cold front passing through Minnesota during the early morning hours will produce mist and light rain in Minneapolis-St. Paul, enhancing the formation of particles.  However, moderate northwesterly winds in the afternoon will disperse pollutants and lead to Good AQI levels.    Sunday, westerly winds behind a departing cold front will bring clean, dry air into Minnesota and disperse pollutants, keeping AQI levels Good in the Twin Cities.  Monday, surface high pressure over the Upper Midwest will result in light and variable winds in Minnesota, limiting the dispersion of pollutants and leading to low-Moderate AQI levels in Minneapolis-St. Paul.  Tuesday, a surface high-pressure system over the Great Lakes will generate light southerly winds in the Twin Cities.  These winds will limit the dispersion pollutants and lead to low-Moderate AQI levels.  Wednesday, surface high pressure over the eastern Great Lakes, combined with a building surface low-pressure system over Saskatchewan, will cause moderate to strong southeasterly winds in Minneapolis-St. Paul.  These winds will keep pollutants dispersed and yield Good AQI levels.|
11/13/09|11/18/09||CDT|5|F|Y|Minneapolis-St. Paul|MN|44.9550|-93.1850|PM2.5||Good|No|Today, an approaching cold front will generate moderate southerly winds in the Twin Cities, bringing pollutants and more humid air into the region.  However, low pollutant carryover from Thursday will yield Good AQI levels.  Tomorrow, a cold front passing through Minnesota during the early morning hours will produce mist and light rain in Minneapolis-St. Paul, enhancing the formation of particles.  However, moderate northwesterly winds in the afternoon will disperse pollutants and lead to Good AQI levels.    Sunday, westerly winds behind a departing cold front will bring clean, dry air into Minnesota and disperse pollutants, keeping AQI levels Good in the Twin Cities.  Monday, surface high pressure over the Upper Midwest will result in light and variable winds in Minnesota, limiting the dispersion of pollutants and leading to low-Moderate AQI levels in Minneapolis-St. Paul.  Tuesday, a surface high-pressure system over the Great Lakes will generate light southerly winds in the Twin Cities.  These winds will limit the dispersion pollutants and lead to low-Moderate AQI levels.  Wednesday, surface high pressure over the eastern Great Lakes, combined with a building surface low-pressure system over Saskatchewan, will cause moderate to strong southeasterly winds in Minneapolis-St. Paul.  These winds will keep pollutants dispersed and yield Good AQI levels.|
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Mississippi Gulf Coast|MS|30.3700|-89.1000|PM2.5|41|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Mississippi Gulf Coast|MS|30.3700|-89.1000|OZONE|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Modesto|CA|37.6598|-120.9939|PM2.5|51|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Modesto|CA|37.6598|-120.9939|OZONE|21|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Modesto|CA|37.6598|-120.9939|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Modesto|CA|37.6598|-120.9939|PM2.5|32|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Modesto|CA|37.6598|-120.9939|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Modesto|CA|37.6598|-120.9939|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Modesto|CA|37.6598|-120.9939|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Modesto|CA|37.6598|-120.9939|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Modesto|CA|37.6598|-120.9939|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Monmouth|NJ|40.1881|-74.0061|OZONE|23|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Monmouth|NJ|40.1881|-74.0061|OZONE|19|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Monmouth|NJ|40.1881|-74.0061|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Monmouth|NJ|40.1881|-74.0061|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Monmouth|NJ|40.1881|-74.0061|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Monmouth|NJ|40.1881|-74.0061|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Monmouth|NJ|40.1881|-74.0061|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Monmouth|NJ|40.1881|-74.0061|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Monroe|LA|32.5097|-92.0461|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|Y|Monroe|LA|32.5097|-92.0461|OZONE|0|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Monroe|LA|32.5097|-92.0461|PM2.5|39|Good|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Monroe|LA|32.5097|-92.0461|OZONE|34|Good|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Monroe|LA|32.5097|-92.0461|PM2.5|39|Good|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Monroe|LA|32.5097|-92.0461|OZONE|34|Good|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|OZONE|22|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|N|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|PM2.5|16|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|N|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|PM10|23|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|OZONE|26|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|PM2.5|16|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|PM10|12|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|N|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|PM2.5|19|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|N|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|PM10|14|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|OZONE|28|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|N|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|PM2.5|19|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|N|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|PM10|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|OZONE|26|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|N|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|PM2.5|16|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|N|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|PM10|12|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|OZONE|21|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|N|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|PM2.5|3|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|N|Morro Bay|CA|35.3600|-120.8300|PM10|10|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Mount Vernon|WA|48.4100|-122.3375|PM2.5|13|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Mount Vernon|WA|48.4100|-122.3375|OZONE|0|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Mount Vernon|WA|48.4100|-122.3375|OZONE||Good|No|Expect good air quality for the next 24 to 48 hours.|
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Mount Vernon|WA|48.4100|-122.3375|PM2.5|13|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Mount Vernon|WA|48.4100|-122.3375|OZONE||Good|No|Expect good air quality for the next 24 to 48 hours.|
11/13/09|11/12/09||HST|-1|Y|Y|Mountain View|HI|19.5700|-155.0777|PM2.5|62|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09|21:00|HST|0|O|Y|Mountain View|HI|19.5700|-155.0777|PM2.5|17|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||HST|0|F|Y|Mountain View|HI|19.5700|-155.0777|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||HST|1|F|Y|Mountain View|HI|19.5700|-155.0777|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|N Coastal Orange|CA|33.6738|-117.9258|OZONE|31|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|N Coastal Orange|CA|33.6738|-117.9258|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|N Coastal Orange|CA|33.6738|-117.9258|PM10|27|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|N Coastal Orange|CA|33.6738|-117.9258|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|N Coastal Orange|CA|33.6738|-117.9258|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|N Coastal Orange|CA|33.6738|-117.9258|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|N Coastal Orange|CA|33.6738|-117.9258|OZONE|6|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|N Coastal Orange|CA|33.6738|-117.9258|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|N Coastal Orange|CA|33.6738|-117.9258|PM10|29|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|N Coastal Orange|CA|33.6738|-117.9258|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|N Coastal Orange|CA|33.6738|-117.9258|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|N Coastal Orange|CA|33.6738|-117.9258|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Napa|CA|38.3300|-122.2800|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Napa|CA|38.3300|-122.2800|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Napa|CA|38.3300|-122.2800|PM2.5|76|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09|23:00|PDT|0|O|N|Napa|CA|38.3300|-122.2800|PM2.5|76|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Napa|CA|38.3300|-122.2800|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Napa|CA|38.3300|-122.2800|PM2.5|76|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Napa|CA|38.3300|-122.2800|PM2.5|55|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Napa|CA|38.3300|-122.2800|PM2.5|74|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Napa|CA|38.3300|-122.2800|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Napa|CA|38.3300|-122.2800|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Napa|CA|38.3300|-122.2800|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Narragansett|RI|41.4942|-71.4219|PM2.5|26|Good|No||
11/10/09|11/14/09||EDT|4|F|Y|Narragansett|RI|41.4942|-71.4219|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/10/09|11/15/09||EDT|5|F|Y|Narragansett|RI|41.4942|-71.4219|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Nashua|NH|42.7019|-71.4450|OZONE|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Nashua|NH|42.7019|-71.4450|PM2.5|19|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Nashua|NH|42.7019|-71.4450|OZONE|22|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Nashua|NH|42.7019|-71.4450|PM2.5|13|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Nashua|NH|42.7019|-71.4450|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Nashua|NH|42.7019|-71.4450|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Nashua|NH|42.7019|-71.4450|PM2.5|33|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Nashua|NH|42.7019|-71.4450|OZONE|26|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Nashua|NH|42.7019|-71.4450|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Nashua|NH|42.7019|-71.4450|OZONE|26|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Nashville|TN|36.1710|-86.7850|PM2.5|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|Y|Nashville|TN|36.1710|-86.7850|PM2.5|48|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Nashville|TN|36.1710|-86.7850|PM2.5|50|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Nashville|TN|36.1710|-86.7850|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Nashville|TN|36.1710|-86.7850|PM2.5|54|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|New Brunswick|NJ|40.4728|-74.4225|OZONE|21|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|New Brunswick|NJ|40.4728|-74.4225|PM2.5|5|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|New Brunswick|NJ|40.4728|-74.4225|OZONE|19|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|New Brunswick|NJ|40.4728|-74.4225|PM2.5|6|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|New Brunswick|NJ|40.4728|-74.4225|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|New Brunswick|NJ|40.4728|-74.4225|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|New Brunswick|NJ|40.4728|-74.4225|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|New Brunswick|NJ|40.4728|-74.4225|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|New Brunswick|NJ|40.4728|-74.4225|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|New Brunswick|NJ|40.4728|-74.4225|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|New Haven|CT|41.3392|-72.9214|OZONE|19|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|New Haven|CT|41.3392|-72.9214|PM2.5|13|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|New Haven|CT|41.3392|-72.9214|PM10|12|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|New Haven|CT|41.3392|-72.9214|OZONE|19|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|New Haven|CT|41.3392|-72.9214|PM2.5|17|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|New Haven|CT|41.3392|-72.9214|PM2.5|17|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|New Haven|CT|41.3392|-72.9214|PM2.5|27|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|New Haven|CT|41.3392|-72.9214|PM2.5|33|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|New Jersey Highlands|NJ|41.0000|-74.7500|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|New Jersey Highlands|NJ|41.0000|-74.7500|PM2.5|3|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|New Jersey Highlands|NJ|41.0000|-74.7500|OZONE|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|New Jersey Highlands|NJ|41.0000|-74.7500|PM2.5|8|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|New Jersey Highlands|NJ|41.0000|-74.7500|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|New Jersey Highlands|NJ|41.0000|-74.7500|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|New Jersey Highlands|NJ|41.0000|-74.7500|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|New Jersey Highlands|NJ|41.0000|-74.7500|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|New Jersey Highlands|NJ|41.0000|-74.7500|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|New Jersey Highlands|NJ|41.0000|-74.7500|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|New London-Groton|CT|41.3430|-72.0300|PM2.5|14|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|New London-Groton|CT|41.3430|-72.0300|PM2.5|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|New London-Groton|CT|41.3430|-72.0300|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|New Orleans|LA|30.0660|-89.9310|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|New Orleans|LA|30.0660|-89.9310|OZONE|41|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|Y|New Orleans|LA|30.0660|-89.9310|PM2.5|65|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|N|New Orleans|LA|30.0660|-89.9310|OZONE|2|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|New Orleans|LA|30.0660|-89.9310|PM2.5|55|Moderate|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|New Orleans|LA|30.0660|-89.9310|OZONE|47|Good|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|New Orleans|LA|30.0660|-89.9310|PM2.5|55|Moderate|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|New Orleans|LA|30.0660|-89.9310|OZONE|47|Good|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|New York City|NY|40.5970|-74.1250|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|New York City|NY|40.5970|-74.1250|PM2.5|15|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|New York City|NY|40.5970|-74.1250|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|New York City|NY|40.5970|-74.1250|PM2.5|34|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|New York City|NY|40.5970|-74.1250|PM2.5|40|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|New York City|NY|40.5970|-74.1250|PM2.5|48|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Newark|NJ|40.7267|-74.1442|OZONE|19|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Newark|NJ|40.7267|-74.1442|PM2.5|5|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Newark|NJ|40.7267|-74.1442|OZONE|17|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Newark|NJ|40.7267|-74.1442|PM2.5|3|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Newark|NJ|40.7267|-74.1442|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Newark|NJ|40.7267|-74.1442|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Newark|NJ|40.7267|-74.1442|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Newark|NJ|40.7267|-74.1442|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Newark|NJ|40.7267|-74.1442|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Newark|NJ|40.7267|-74.1442|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Newburgh|NY|41.4994|-74.0097|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Newburgh|NY|41.4994|-74.0097|PM2.5|8|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Newburgh|NY|41.4994|-74.0097|PM2.5|13|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Newburgh|NY|41.4994|-74.0097|PM2.5|12|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Newburgh|NY|41.4994|-74.0097|PM2.5|23|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Newburgh|NY|41.4994|-74.0097|PM2.5|37|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Newbury|MA|42.7894|-70.8092|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Newbury|MA|42.7894|-70.8092|PM2.5|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Newbury|MA|42.7894|-70.8092|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Newbury|MA|42.7894|-70.8092|OZONE|35|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Niagara Falls|NY|43.0819|-79.0031|PM2.5|21|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Niagara Falls|NY|43.0819|-79.0031|PM2.5|39|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Niagara Falls|NY|43.0819|-79.0031|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Niagara Falls|NY|43.0819|-79.0031|PM2.5|48|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Niagara Falls|NY|43.0819|-79.0031|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Nicks Lake|NY|43.6856|-74.9864|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Nicks Lake|NY|43.6856|-74.9864|PM2.5|10|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Nicks Lake|NY|43.6856|-74.9864|PM2.5|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Nicks Lake|NY|43.6856|-74.9864|PM2.5|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|PM2.5|34|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|PM10|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|PM10|44|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|N|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|PM2.5|16|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|N|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|OZONE|33|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|N|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|PM2.5|22|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|OZONE|34|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|PM2.5|16|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|PM10|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|OZONE|36|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|N|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|PM2.5|19|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|N|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|PM10|16|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|OZONE|37|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|N|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|PM2.5|23|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|N|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|PM10|17|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|OZONE|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|N|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|PM2.5|19|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|N|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|PM10|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|PM10|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|N|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|PM2.5|3|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|N|Nipomo|CA|35.0300|-120.4800|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Norco/Corona|CA|33.8584|-117.5285|PM2.5|57|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Norco/Corona|CA|33.8584|-117.5285|PM10|48|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Norco/Corona|CA|33.8584|-117.5285|OZONE|32|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Norco/Corona|CA|33.8584|-117.5285|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Norco/Corona|CA|33.8584|-117.5285|PM10|36|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Norco/Corona|CA|33.8584|-117.5285|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Norco/Corona|CA|33.8584|-117.5285|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Norco/Corona|CA|33.8584|-117.5285|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Norco/Corona|CA|33.8584|-117.5285|PM2.5|44|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|N|Norco/Corona|CA|33.8584|-117.5285|OZONE|14|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Norco/Corona|CA|33.8584|-117.5285|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Norco/Corona|CA|33.8584|-117.5285|PM10|34|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Norco/Corona|CA|33.8584|-117.5285|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Norco/Corona|CA|33.8584|-117.5285|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Norco/Corona|CA|33.8584|-117.5285|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|North Orange CO|CA|34.9252|-117.9522|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|North Orange CO|CA|34.9252|-117.9522|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|North Orange CO|CA|34.9252|-117.9522|PM10|31|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|North Orange CO|CA|34.9252|-117.9522|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|North Orange CO|CA|34.9252|-117.9522|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|North Orange CO|CA|34.9252|-117.9522|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|North Orange CO|CA|34.9252|-117.9522|OZONE|4|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|North Orange CO|CA|34.9252|-117.9522|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|North Orange CO|CA|34.9252|-117.9522|PM10|32|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|North Orange CO|CA|34.9252|-117.9522|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|North Orange CO|CA|34.9252|-117.9522|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|North Orange CO|CA|34.9252|-117.9522|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Northern Virginia|VA|38.8340|-77.2760|OZONE|23|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Northern Virginia|VA|38.8340|-77.2760|PM2.5|15|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Northern Virginia|VA|38.8340|-77.2760|PM2.5|19|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Northern Virginia|VA|38.8340|-77.2760|OZONE|19|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Northern Virginia|VA|38.8340|-77.2760|PM2.5|29|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Northern Virginia|VA|38.8340|-77.2760|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Northern Virginia|VA|38.8340|-77.2760|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|NW Coastal LA|CA|34.0505|-118.4566|OZONE|37|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|NW Coastal LA|CA|34.0505|-118.4566|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|NW Coastal LA|CA|34.0505|-118.4566|PM10|31|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|NW Coastal LA|CA|34.0505|-118.4566|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|NW Coastal LA|CA|34.0505|-118.4566|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|NW Coastal LA|CA|34.0505|-118.4566|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|NW Coastal LA|CA|34.0505|-118.4566|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|NW Coastal LA|CA|34.0505|-118.4566|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|NW Coastal LA|CA|34.0505|-118.4566|PM10|33|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|NW Coastal LA|CA|34.0505|-118.4566|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|NW Coastal LA|CA|34.0505|-118.4566|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|NW Coastal LA|CA|34.0505|-118.4566|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|NW San Bernardino|CA|34.1038|-117.6291|PM2.5|53|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|NW San Bernardino|CA|34.1038|-117.6291|PM10|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|NW San Bernardino|CA|34.1038|-117.6291|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|NW San Bernardino|CA|34.1038|-117.6291|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|NW San Bernardino|CA|34.1038|-117.6291|PM10|34|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|NW San Bernardino|CA|34.1038|-117.6291|OZONE|33|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|NW San Bernardino|CA|34.1038|-117.6291|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|NW San Bernardino|CA|34.1038|-117.6291|NO2|30|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|NW San Bernardino|CA|34.1038|-117.6291|PM2.5|67|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|N|NW San Bernardino|CA|34.1038|-117.6291|OZONE|5|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|NW San Bernardino|CA|34.1038|-117.6291|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|NW San Bernardino|CA|34.1038|-117.6291|PM10|33|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|NW San Bernardino|CA|34.1038|-117.6291|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|NW San Bernardino|CA|34.1038|-117.6291|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|NW San Bernardino|CA|34.1038|-117.6291|NO2|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Oak Harbor|WA|48.2930|-122.6594|PM2.5||Good|No|Expect good air quality for the next 24 to 48 hours.|
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Oak Harbor|WA|48.2930|-122.6594|PM2.5||Good|No|Expect good air quality for the next 24 to 48 hours.|
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Oakland|CA|37.8000|-122.2700|PM2.5|33|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Oakland|CA|37.8000|-122.2700|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Oakland|CA|37.8000|-122.2700|PM2.5|39|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Oakland|CA|37.8000|-122.2700|PM2.5|34|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Oakland|CA|37.8000|-122.2700|PM2.5|36|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Oakland|CA|37.8000|-122.2700|PM2.5|67|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Oakland|CA|37.8000|-122.2700|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Oakland|CA|37.8000|-122.2700|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Oakland|CA|37.8000|-122.2700|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Oakridge|OR|43.7444|-122.4806|PM2.5|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Oakridge|OR|43.7444|-122.4806|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Oakridge|OR|43.7444|-122.4806|PM2.5|51|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Oakridge|OR|43.7444|-122.4806|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Ocean County/Colliers Mills|NJ|40.0653|-74.4456|OZONE|23|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Ocean County/Colliers Mills|NJ|40.0653|-74.4456|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Ocean County/Colliers Mills|NJ|40.0653|-74.4456|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Ocean County/Colliers Mills|NJ|40.0653|-74.4456|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Ocean County/Colliers Mills|NJ|40.0653|-74.4456|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Ocean County/Colliers Mills|NJ|40.0653|-74.4456|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Ocean County/Colliers Mills|NJ|40.0653|-74.4456|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|Y|Ogden|UT|41.2259|-111.9722|PM2.5|28|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|N|Ogden|UT|41.2259|-111.9722|PM10|24|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|N|Ogden|UT|41.2259|-111.9722|OZONE|2|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|1:00|MDT|0|O|Y|Ogden|UT|41.2259|-111.9722|PM2.5|34|Good|No||
11/11/09|11/14/09||MDT|3|F|Y|Ogden|UT|41.2259|-111.9722|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/11/09|11/14/09||MDT|3|F|N|Ogden|UT|41.2259|-111.9722|PM10||Good|No||
11/11/09|11/15/09||MDT|4|F|Y|Ogden|UT|41.2259|-111.9722|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/11/09|11/15/09||MDT|4|F|N|Ogden|UT|41.2259|-111.9722|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Ojai|CA|34.4170|-119.2460|OZONE|34|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Ojai|CA|34.4170|-119.2460|PM2.5|28|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Ojai|CA|34.4170|-119.2460|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Ojai|CA|34.4170|-119.2460|PM2.5|24|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|N|Ojai|CA|34.4170|-119.2460|OZONE|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Ojai|CA|34.4170|-119.2460|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Oklahoma City|OK|35.4670|-97.5130|PM2.5|55|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Oklahoma City|OK|35.4670|-97.5130|OZONE|37|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Oklahoma City|OK|35.4670|-97.5130|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Oklahoma City|OK|35.4670|-97.5130|OZONE|40|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Oklahoma City|OK|35.4670|-97.5130|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Oklahoma City|OK|35.4670|-97.5130|PM2.5|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Oklahoma City|OK|35.4670|-97.5130|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|N|Oklahoma City|OK|35.4670|-97.5130|PM2.5|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|Y|Oklahoma City|OK|35.4670|-97.5130|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|N|Oklahoma City|OK|35.4670|-97.5130|PM2.5|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Olympia-Lacey-Tumwater|WA|47.0420|-122.8900|PM2.5|26|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Olympia-Lacey-Tumwater|WA|47.0420|-122.8900|PM2.5||Good|No|A series of weather systems passing through the region will adequately disperse pollutants. Expect GOOD AQI throughout the weekend. (Nov.12-Nov.16)|
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Olympia-Lacey-Tumwater|WA|47.0420|-122.8900|PM2.5|12|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Olympia-Lacey-Tumwater|WA|47.0420|-122.8900|PM2.5||Good|No|A series of weather systems passing through the region will adequately disperse pollutants. Expect GOOD AQI throughout the weekend. (Nov.12-Nov.16)|
11/12/09|11/15/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Olympia-Lacey-Tumwater|WA|47.0420|-122.8900|PM2.5||Good|No|A series of weather systems passing through the region will adequately disperse pollutants. Expect GOOD AQI throughout the weekend. (Nov.12-Nov.16)|
11/12/09|11/16/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Olympia-Lacey-Tumwater|WA|47.0420|-122.8900|PM2.5||Good|No|A series of weather systems passing through the region will adequately disperse pollutants. Expect GOOD AQI throughout the weekend. (Nov.12-Nov.16)|
11/12/09|11/17/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Olympia-Lacey-Tumwater|WA|47.0420|-122.8900|PM2.5||Good|No|A series of weather systems passing through the region will adequately disperse pollutants. Expect GOOD AQI throughout the weekend. (Nov.12-Nov.16)|
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Omaha|NE|41.2655|-95.9836|PM2.5|65|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|Y|Omaha|NE|41.2655|-95.9836|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Omaha|NE|41.2655|-95.9836|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Omaha|NE|41.2655|-95.9836|CO|7|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Omaha|NE|41.2655|-95.9836|PM2.5|36|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Omaha|NE|41.2655|-95.9836|CO|7|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Orlando|FL|28.5050|-81.3740|OZONE|23|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Orlando|FL|28.5050|-81.3740|PM2.5|6|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Orlando|FL|28.5050|-81.3740|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Orlando|FL|28.5050|-81.3740|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Orlando|FL|28.5050|-81.3740|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Oxnard|CA|34.2650|-119.1340|PM2.5|34|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Oxnard|CA|34.2650|-119.1340|OZONE|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Oxnard|CA|34.2650|-119.1340|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Oxnard|CA|34.2650|-119.1340|PM2.5|21|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|N|Oxnard|CA|34.2650|-119.1340|OZONE|17|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Oxnard|CA|34.2650|-119.1340|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||HST|-1|Y|Y|Pahala|HI|19.2038|-155.4800|PM2.5|12|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||HST|0|F|Y|Pahala|HI|19.2038|-155.4800|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||HST|1|F|Y|Pahala|HI|19.2038|-155.4800|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Paradise|CA|39.7564|-121.6044|PM2.5|48|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Paradise|CA|39.7564|-121.6044|OZONE|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Paradise|CA|39.7564|-121.6044|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Paradise|CA|39.7564|-121.6044|PM2.5|68|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Paradise|CA|39.7564|-121.6044|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|OZONE|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|N|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|N|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|PM10|14|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|PM10|16|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|N|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|OZONE|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|N|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|PM10|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|N|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|OZONE|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|N|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|PM10|27|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|PM2.5|36|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|N|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|OZONE|28|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|N|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|PM10|26|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|PM2.5|32|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|N|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|OZONE|23|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|N|Paso Robles|CA|35.6300|-120.6600|PM10|12|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Penobscot Nation|ME|44.9539|-68.6478|OZONE|15|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Penobscot Nation|ME|44.9539|-68.6478|OZONE|8|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Penobscot Nation|ME|44.9539|-68.6478|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Penobscot Nation|ME|44.9539|-68.6478|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Penobscot Nation|ME|44.9539|-68.6478|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Pensacola|FL|30.5900|-87.3300|PM2.5|38|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Pensacola|FL|30.5900|-87.3300|OZONE|35|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Peoria|IL|40.6870|-89.6070|PM2.5|31|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Peoria|IL|40.6870|-89.6070|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|Y|Peoria|IL|40.6870|-89.6070|PM2.5|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Peoria|IL|40.6870|-89.6070|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Peoria|IL|40.6870|-89.6070|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Peoria|IL|40.6870|-89.6070|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Perch River|NY|44.0878|-75.9744|OZONE|26|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Perch River|NY|44.0878|-75.9744|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Perch River|NY|44.0878|-75.9744|PM2.5|43|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Perch River|NY|44.0878|-75.9744|PM2.5|46|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Perris Vly|CA|33.7888|-117.2277|OZONE|33|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Perris Vly|CA|33.7888|-117.2277|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Perris Vly|CA|33.7888|-117.2277|PM10|31|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Perris Vly|CA|33.7888|-117.2277|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Perris Vly|CA|33.7888|-117.2277|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Perris Vly|CA|33.7888|-117.2277|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Perris Vly|CA|33.7888|-117.2277|OZONE|18|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Perris Vly|CA|33.7888|-117.2277|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Perris Vly|CA|33.7888|-117.2277|PM10|37|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Perris Vly|CA|33.7888|-117.2277|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Perris Vly|CA|33.7888|-117.2277|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Perris Vly|CA|33.7888|-117.2277|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Phelan|CA|34.4250|-117.5897|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Phelan|CA|34.4250|-117.5897|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Phelan|CA|34.4250|-117.5897|PM10|31|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Phelan|CA|34.4250|-117.5897|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Phelan|CA|34.4250|-117.5897|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Phelan|CA|34.4250|-117.5897|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Phelan|CA|34.4250|-117.5897|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Phelan|CA|34.4250|-117.5897|PM10|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Phelan|CA|34.4250|-117.5897|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Phelan|CA|34.4250|-117.5897|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Phelan|CA|34.4250|-117.5897|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Philadelphia|PA|39.9500|-75.1510|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Philadelphia|PA|39.9500|-75.1510|OZONE|23|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Philadelphia|PA|39.9500|-75.1510|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Philadelphia|PA|39.9500|-75.1510|OZONE|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Philadelphia|PA|39.9500|-75.1510|PM2.5|35|Good|No|Good air quality on Saturday as strong onshore winds associated with the remnants of Ida continue. Rain will ease off and winds diminish by later Saturday.  Extended Forecast:  Sunday will be warm and sunny with winds becoming light by afternoon. This will allow PM concentrations to accumulate but the daily average will remain in the good range. Northerly winds and a drier air mass will filter in on Monday with air quality in the upper end of the good range with highest concentrations in the morning. -Ryan|
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Philadelphia|PA|39.9500|-75.1510|PM2.5|45|Good|No|Good air quality on Saturday as strong onshore winds associated with the remnants of Ida continue. Rain will ease off and winds diminish by later Saturday.  Extended Forecast:  Sunday will be warm and sunny with winds becoming light by afternoon. This will allow PM concentrations to accumulate but the daily average will remain in the good range. Northerly winds and a drier air mass will filter in on Monday with air quality in the upper end of the good range with highest concentrations in the morning. -Ryan|
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Philadelphia|PA|39.9500|-75.1510|PM2.5|45|Good|No|Good air quality on Saturday as strong onshore winds associated with the remnants of Ida continue. Rain will ease off and winds diminish by later Saturday.  Extended Forecast:  Sunday will be warm and sunny with winds becoming light by afternoon. This will allow PM concentrations to accumulate but the daily average will remain in the good range. Northerly winds and a drier air mass will filter in on Monday with air quality in the upper end of the good range with highest concentrations in the morning. -Ryan|
11/14/09|11/13/09||MST|-1|Y|Y|Phoenix|AZ|33.5430|-112.0710|PM10|71|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||MST|-1|Y|N|Phoenix|AZ|33.5430|-112.0710|OZONE|30|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||MST|-1|Y|N|Phoenix|AZ|33.5430|-112.0710|PM2.5|59|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|MST|0|O|Y|Phoenix|AZ|33.5430|-112.0710|PM2.5|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||MST|1|F|Y|Phoenix|AZ|33.5430|-112.0710|PM2.5|56|Moderate|No|The trough of low pressure providing the clouds across the region will continue to move towards the forecast area Friday.  The associated front will pass through late Saturday.  Ahead of the front, a few showers may get squeezed out over higher terrain of northern and eastern Arizona.  Nothing measurable is expected for the Phoenix forecast area.  Winds are not forecast to be very strong here in the Valley, either.  Breezes should be just enough to help disperse some of this accumulated pollution without generating additional blowing dust.  Much cooler, drier air will fill in behind the front, dropping afternoon desert temperatures into the upper 60s on Sunday.  In fact, this system will pave the way for additional waves to move through over the next couple of weeks.  The frequency of these disturbances will keep our temperatures near normal while priming the region for increased precipitation chances.  We're still expecting a moderate El Nino which means above normal precipitation November through March.  In addition, cooler weather means increased local fireplace activity and ultimately higher PM-2.5 concentrations.  Hopefully the increase in weather disturbances will help keep these concentrations in check.       Check back Sunday for the latest on next week's weather and air quality.  Until then, have a great weekend!  J.Paul|
11/13/09|11/14/09||MST|1|F|N|Phoenix|AZ|33.5430|-112.0710|OZONE|29|Good|No|The trough of low pressure providing the clouds across the region will continue to move towards the forecast area Friday.  The associated front will pass through late Saturday.  Ahead of the front, a few showers may get squeezed out over higher terrain of northern and eastern Arizona.  Nothing measurable is expected for the Phoenix forecast area.  Winds are not forecast to be very strong here in the Valley, either.  Breezes should be just enough to help disperse some of this accumulated pollution without generating additional blowing dust.  Much cooler, drier air will fill in behind the front, dropping afternoon desert temperatures into the upper 60s on Sunday.  In fact, this system will pave the way for additional waves to move through over the next couple of weeks.  The frequency of these disturbances will keep our temperatures near normal while priming the region for increased precipitation chances.  We're still expecting a moderate El Nino which means above normal precipitation November through March.  In addition, cooler weather means increased local fireplace activity and ultimately higher PM-2.5 concentrations.  Hopefully the increase in weather disturbances will help keep these concentrations in check.       Check back Sunday for the latest on next week's weather and air quality.  Until then, have a great weekend!  J.Paul|
11/13/09|11/14/09||MST|1|F|N|Phoenix|AZ|33.5430|-112.0710|PM10|52|Moderate|No|The trough of low pressure providing the clouds across the region will continue to move towards the forecast area Friday.  The associated front will pass through late Saturday.  Ahead of the front, a few showers may get squeezed out over higher terrain of northern and eastern Arizona.  Nothing measurable is expected for the Phoenix forecast area.  Winds are not forecast to be very strong here in the Valley, either.  Breezes should be just enough to help disperse some of this accumulated pollution without generating additional blowing dust.  Much cooler, drier air will fill in behind the front, dropping afternoon desert temperatures into the upper 60s on Sunday.  In fact, this system will pave the way for additional waves to move through over the next couple of weeks.  The frequency of these disturbances will keep our temperatures near normal while priming the region for increased precipitation chances.  We're still expecting a moderate El Nino which means above normal precipitation November through March.  In addition, cooler weather means increased local fireplace activity and ultimately higher PM-2.5 concentrations.  Hopefully the increase in weather disturbances will help keep these concentrations in check.       Check back Sunday for the latest on next week's weather and air quality.  Until then, have a great weekend!  J.Paul|
11/13/09|11/14/09||MST|1|F|N|Phoenix|AZ|33.5430|-112.0710|CO|19|Good|No|The trough of low pressure providing the clouds across the region will continue to move towards the forecast area Friday.  The associated front will pass through late Saturday.  Ahead of the front, a few showers may get squeezed out over higher terrain of northern and eastern Arizona.  Nothing measurable is expected for the Phoenix forecast area.  Winds are not forecast to be very strong here in the Valley, either.  Breezes should be just enough to help disperse some of this accumulated pollution without generating additional blowing dust.  Much cooler, drier air will fill in behind the front, dropping afternoon desert temperatures into the upper 60s on Sunday.  In fact, this system will pave the way for additional waves to move through over the next couple of weeks.  The frequency of these disturbances will keep our temperatures near normal while priming the region for increased precipitation chances.  We're still expecting a moderate El Nino which means above normal precipitation November through March.  In addition, cooler weather means increased local fireplace activity and ultimately higher PM-2.5 concentrations.  Hopefully the increase in weather disturbances will help keep these concentrations in check.       Check back Sunday for the latest on next week's weather and air quality.  Until then, have a great weekend!  J.Paul|
11/13/09|11/15/09||MST|2|F|Y|Phoenix|AZ|33.5430|-112.0710|PM2.5|58|Moderate|No|The trough of low pressure providing the clouds across the region will continue to move towards the forecast area Friday.  The associated front will pass through late Saturday.  Ahead of the front, a few showers may get squeezed out over higher terrain of northern and eastern Arizona.  Nothing measurable is expected for the Phoenix forecast area.  Winds are not forecast to be very strong here in the Valley, either.  Breezes should be just enough to help disperse some of this accumulated pollution without generating additional blowing dust.  Much cooler, drier air will fill in behind the front, dropping afternoon desert temperatures into the upper 60s on Sunday.  In fact, this system will pave the way for additional waves to move through over the next couple of weeks.  The frequency of these disturbances will keep our temperatures near normal while priming the region for increased precipitation chances.  We're still expecting a moderate El Nino which means above normal precipitation November through March.  In addition, cooler weather means increased local fireplace activity and ultimately higher PM-2.5 concentrations.  Hopefully the increase in weather disturbances will help keep these concentrations in check.       Check back Sunday for the latest on next week's weather and air quality.  Until then, have a great weekend!  J.Paul|
11/13/09|11/15/09||MST|2|F|N|Phoenix|AZ|33.5430|-112.0710|OZONE|27|Good|No|The trough of low pressure providing the clouds across the region will continue to move towards the forecast area Friday.  The associated front will pass through late Saturday.  Ahead of the front, a few showers may get squeezed out over higher terrain of northern and eastern Arizona.  Nothing measurable is expected for the Phoenix forecast area.  Winds are not forecast to be very strong here in the Valley, either.  Breezes should be just enough to help disperse some of this accumulated pollution without generating additional blowing dust.  Much cooler, drier air will fill in behind the front, dropping afternoon desert temperatures into the upper 60s on Sunday.  In fact, this system will pave the way for additional waves to move through over the next couple of weeks.  The frequency of these disturbances will keep our temperatures near normal while priming the region for increased precipitation chances.  We're still expecting a moderate El Nino which means above normal precipitation November through March.  In addition, cooler weather means increased local fireplace activity and ultimately higher PM-2.5 concentrations.  Hopefully the increase in weather disturbances will help keep these concentrations in check.       Check back Sunday for the latest on next week's weather and air quality.  Until then, have a great weekend!  J.Paul|
11/13/09|11/15/09||MST|2|F|N|Phoenix|AZ|33.5430|-112.0710|PM10|52|Moderate|No|The trough of low pressure providing the clouds across the region will continue to move towards the forecast area Friday.  The associated front will pass through late Saturday.  Ahead of the front, a few showers may get squeezed out over higher terrain of northern and eastern Arizona.  Nothing measurable is expected for the Phoenix forecast area.  Winds are not forecast to be very strong here in the Valley, either.  Breezes should be just enough to help disperse some of this accumulated pollution without generating additional blowing dust.  Much cooler, drier air will fill in behind the front, dropping afternoon desert temperatures into the upper 60s on Sunday.  In fact, this system will pave the way for additional waves to move through over the next couple of weeks.  The frequency of these disturbances will keep our temperatures near normal while priming the region for increased precipitation chances.  We're still expecting a moderate El Nino which means above normal precipitation November through March.  In addition, cooler weather means increased local fireplace activity and ultimately higher PM-2.5 concentrations.  Hopefully the increase in weather disturbances will help keep these concentrations in check.       Check back Sunday for the latest on next week's weather and air quality.  Until then, have a great weekend!  J.Paul|
11/13/09|11/15/09||MST|2|F|N|Phoenix|AZ|33.5430|-112.0710|CO|21|Good|No|The trough of low pressure providing the clouds across the region will continue to move towards the forecast area Friday.  The associated front will pass through late Saturday.  Ahead of the front, a few showers may get squeezed out over higher terrain of northern and eastern Arizona.  Nothing measurable is expected for the Phoenix forecast area.  Winds are not forecast to be very strong here in the Valley, either.  Breezes should be just enough to help disperse some of this accumulated pollution without generating additional blowing dust.  Much cooler, drier air will fill in behind the front, dropping afternoon desert temperatures into the upper 60s on Sunday.  In fact, this system will pave the way for additional waves to move through over the next couple of weeks.  The frequency of these disturbances will keep our temperatures near normal while priming the region for increased precipitation chances.  We're still expecting a moderate El Nino which means above normal precipitation November through March.  In addition, cooler weather means increased local fireplace activity and ultimately higher PM-2.5 concentrations.  Hopefully the increase in weather disturbances will help keep these concentrations in check.       Check back Sunday for the latest on next week's weather and air quality.  Until then, have a great weekend!  J.Paul|
11/14/09|11/13/09||MST|-1|Y|Y|Pinal County|AZ|32.9540|-111.7622|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||MST|1|F|Y|Pinal County|AZ|32.9540|-111.7622|PM10|83|Moderate|No|Updated Friday, November 13, 2009 at 12:30 p.m. A strong cold front and associated trough is moving through the area today. The impact of this system will be clouds, moderate winds, colder temperatures and a slight chance of showers across the area. Another colder pool of air associated with a stronger trough will move through the area on Saturday and Sunday. Afternoon high temperatures will only reach the mid 60s with morning lows in the upper 30s to low 40s with a slight chance for showers. Without rainfall the PM10 levels will remain in the middle range of the moderate AQI category for the weekend and into early next week.  Any localized rainfall will keep PM10 below forecasted levels.    Check back Monday for an updated forecast.  Forecaster- M. Sundblom|
11/13/09|11/14/09||MST|1|F|N|Pinal County|AZ|32.9540|-111.7622|OZONE|28|Good|No|Updated Friday, November 13, 2009 at 12:30 p.m. A strong cold front and associated trough is moving through the area today. The impact of this system will be clouds, moderate winds, colder temperatures and a slight chance of showers across the area. Another colder pool of air associated with a stronger trough will move through the area on Saturday and Sunday. Afternoon high temperatures will only reach the mid 60s with morning lows in the upper 30s to low 40s with a slight chance for showers. Without rainfall the PM10 levels will remain in the middle range of the moderate AQI category for the weekend and into early next week.  Any localized rainfall will keep PM10 below forecasted levels.    Check back Monday for an updated forecast.  Forecaster- M. Sundblom|
11/13/09|11/15/09||MST|2|F|Y|Pinal County|AZ|32.9540|-111.7622|PM10|85|Moderate|No|Updated Friday, November 13, 2009 at 12:30 p.m. A strong cold front and associated trough is moving through the area today. The impact of this system will be clouds, moderate winds, colder temperatures and a slight chance of showers across the area. Another colder pool of air associated with a stronger trough will move through the area on Saturday and Sunday. Afternoon high temperatures will only reach the mid 60s with morning lows in the upper 30s to low 40s with a slight chance for showers. Without rainfall the PM10 levels will remain in the middle range of the moderate AQI category for the weekend and into early next week.  Any localized rainfall will keep PM10 below forecasted levels.    Check back Monday for an updated forecast.  Forecaster- M. Sundblom|
11/13/09|11/15/09||MST|2|F|N|Pinal County|AZ|32.9540|-111.7622|OZONE|28|Good|No|Updated Friday, November 13, 2009 at 12:30 p.m. A strong cold front and associated trough is moving through the area today. The impact of this system will be clouds, moderate winds, colder temperatures and a slight chance of showers across the area. Another colder pool of air associated with a stronger trough will move through the area on Saturday and Sunday. Afternoon high temperatures will only reach the mid 60s with morning lows in the upper 30s to low 40s with a slight chance for showers. Without rainfall the PM10 levels will remain in the middle range of the moderate AQI category for the weekend and into early next week.  Any localized rainfall will keep PM10 below forecasted levels.    Check back Monday for an updated forecast.  Forecaster- M. Sundblom|
11/13/09|11/16/09||MST|3|F|Y|Pinal County|AZ|32.9540|-111.7622|PM10|75|Moderate|No|Updated Friday, November 13, 2009 at 12:30 p.m. A strong cold front and associated trough is moving through the area today. The impact of this system will be clouds, moderate winds, colder temperatures and a slight chance of showers across the area. Another colder pool of air associated with a stronger trough will move through the area on Saturday and Sunday. Afternoon high temperatures will only reach the mid 60s with morning lows in the upper 30s to low 40s with a slight chance for showers. Without rainfall the PM10 levels will remain in the middle range of the moderate AQI category for the weekend and into early next week.  Any localized rainfall will keep PM10 below forecasted levels.    Check back Monday for an updated forecast.  Forecaster- M. Sundblom|
11/13/09|11/16/09||MST|3|F|N|Pinal County|AZ|32.9540|-111.7622|OZONE|30|Good|No|Updated Friday, November 13, 2009 at 12:30 p.m. A strong cold front and associated trough is moving through the area today. The impact of this system will be clouds, moderate winds, colder temperatures and a slight chance of showers across the area. Another colder pool of air associated with a stronger trough will move through the area on Saturday and Sunday. Afternoon high temperatures will only reach the mid 60s with morning lows in the upper 30s to low 40s with a slight chance for showers. Without rainfall the PM10 levels will remain in the middle range of the moderate AQI category for the weekend and into early next week.  Any localized rainfall will keep PM10 below forecasted levels.    Check back Monday for an updated forecast.  Forecaster- M. Sundblom|
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Pinnacle State Park|NY|42.0972|-77.2103|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Pinnacle State Park|NY|42.0972|-77.2103|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Pinnacle State Park|NY|42.0972|-77.2103|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Pinnacle State Park|NY|42.0972|-77.2103|PM2.5|48|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Piru|CA|34.2810|-118.8310|OZONE|33|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Piru|CA|34.2810|-118.8310|PM2.5|28|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Piru|CA|34.2810|-118.8310|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Piru|CA|34.2810|-118.8310|OZONE|26|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|N|Piru|CA|34.2810|-118.8310|PM2.5|13|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Piru|CA|34.2810|-118.8310|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Pittsburg|NH|45.0476|-71.3808|PM2.5|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Pittsburg|NH|45.0476|-71.3808|OZONE|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Pittsburg|NH|45.0476|-71.3808|PM2.5|26|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Pittsburg|NH|45.0476|-71.3808|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Pittsburg|NH|45.0476|-71.3808|OZONE|26|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Pittsburg|NH|45.0476|-71.3808|PM2.5|26|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Pittsburgh|PA|40.4340|-79.9840|PM2.5|31|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Pittsburgh|PA|40.4340|-79.9840|OZONE|31|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Pittsburgh|PA|40.4340|-79.9840|PM2.5|51|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Pittsburgh|PA|40.4340|-79.9840|OZONE|0|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Pittsburgh|PA|40.4340|-79.9840|PM2.5|50|Good|No|Current Conditions: As of 2 PM on Friday, mostly sunny skies prevail across the region as we are now beginning to see the ridge of high pressure build in over the region.  Of course, much of the coastal area from Virginia to Massachusetts is still being impacted from the remnants of Ida.  Right now, temperatures are hovering in the low 60s.  With winds still turned out of the north, we are seeing a cleaner air mass reside over the region.  This will all change this weekend though as what remains of Ida moves out to sea.  This will allow our winds to turn more southerly, which should help to force PM 2.5 concentrations up into the moderate range.  Now onto the day-to-day details...  ***  On Saturday, partly sunny skies should continue to persist across the region as we begin to see the storm system off the Mid-Atlantic coastline (the remnants of Ida) move out into the Atlantic Ocean.  With this storm system moving further away from our region, expect higher pressure to build in.  This will help to steer our winds more out of the southeast, allowing a milder and more humid air mass into the region.  As a result, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid 60s.  Air quality levels will rise along with the temperatures.  Thanks to the relatively clear skies during the morning, we should see an inversion form over the region.  This inversion will allow PM 2.5 levels to build.  However, as we see increased mixing in the afternoon (and with regional concentrations of PM 2.5 remaining low) concentrations locally will fall, likely keeping the average in the good range.  ***  For Sunday, partly sunny skies should continue to be the rule as we remain under the influence of higher pressure.  In addition, during the day we will see the winds turn more southwesterly allowing even warmer temperatures to move into our area.  Therefore, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid to upper 60s.  Like on Saturday, we should see an inversion form over the region.  With regional levels of PM 2.5 rising, expect PM 2.5 levels (locally) to increase into the moderate range.  ***  On Monday, clouds should continue to be on the increase during the day as we watch a weak frontal system push into the Great Lakes region.  This front will likely move through our area later in the day.  As it does, do not expect much in the form of the rain.  However, we will definitely notice a wind shift as the front drives in a cooler and drier air mass from the north.  As a result, afternoon highs are likely to peak in the mid to upper 50s.  Air quality levels are expected to remain in the moderate range for the day because the morning levels are expected to stay elevated.  We do expect a clean out late in the day after the frontal system pushes through.  ***  Extended Outlook: As we take a peek at the week, we notice that temperatures will stay above seasonable levels.  Early in the week, we should see a frontal system slide through the region.  The cool and dry air that accompanies that front should will be driven in by an area of high pressure pushing in over the Midwestern US.  This high will slide east by the middle of the week and will reside over the region until the end of the week.  This could lead to a sustained period of higher air quality levels.  We will keep an eye on this situation as we proceed through the week.  --Nolan|
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Pittsburgh|PA|40.4340|-79.9840|OZONE|30|Good|No|Current Conditions: As of 2 PM on Friday, mostly sunny skies prevail across the region as we are now beginning to see the ridge of high pressure build in over the region.  Of course, much of the coastal area from Virginia to Massachusetts is still being impacted from the remnants of Ida.  Right now, temperatures are hovering in the low 60s.  With winds still turned out of the north, we are seeing a cleaner air mass reside over the region.  This will all change this weekend though as what remains of Ida moves out to sea.  This will allow our winds to turn more southerly, which should help to force PM 2.5 concentrations up into the moderate range.  Now onto the day-to-day details...  ***  On Saturday, partly sunny skies should continue to persist across the region as we begin to see the storm system off the Mid-Atlantic coastline (the remnants of Ida) move out into the Atlantic Ocean.  With this storm system moving further away from our region, expect higher pressure to build in.  This will help to steer our winds more out of the southeast, allowing a milder and more humid air mass into the region.  As a result, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid 60s.  Air quality levels will rise along with the temperatures.  Thanks to the relatively clear skies during the morning, we should see an inversion form over the region.  This inversion will allow PM 2.5 levels to build.  However, as we see increased mixing in the afternoon (and with regional concentrations of PM 2.5 remaining low) concentrations locally will fall, likely keeping the average in the good range.  ***  For Sunday, partly sunny skies should continue to be the rule as we remain under the influence of higher pressure.  In addition, during the day we will see the winds turn more southwesterly allowing even warmer temperatures to move into our area.  Therefore, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid to upper 60s.  Like on Saturday, we should see an inversion form over the region.  With regional levels of PM 2.5 rising, expect PM 2.5 levels (locally) to increase into the moderate range.  ***  On Monday, clouds should continue to be on the increase during the day as we watch a weak frontal system push into the Great Lakes region.  This front will likely move through our area later in the day.  As it does, do not expect much in the form of the rain.  However, we will definitely notice a wind shift as the front drives in a cooler and drier air mass from the north.  As a result, afternoon highs are likely to peak in the mid to upper 50s.  Air quality levels are expected to remain in the moderate range for the day because the morning levels are expected to stay elevated.  We do expect a clean out late in the day after the frontal system pushes through.  ***  Extended Outlook: As we take a peek at the week, we notice that temperatures will stay above seasonable levels.  Early in the week, we should see a frontal system slide through the region.  The cool and dry air that accompanies that front should will be driven in by an area of high pressure pushing in over the Midwestern US.  This high will slide east by the middle of the week and will reside over the region until the end of the week.  This could lead to a sustained period of higher air quality levels.  We will keep an eye on this situation as we proceed through the week.  --Nolan|
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Pittsburgh|PA|40.4340|-79.9840|PM2.5|58|Moderate|No|Current Conditions: As of 2 PM on Friday, mostly sunny skies prevail across the region as we are now beginning to see the ridge of high pressure build in over the region.  Of course, much of the coastal area from Virginia to Massachusetts is still being impacted from the remnants of Ida.  Right now, temperatures are hovering in the low 60s.  With winds still turned out of the north, we are seeing a cleaner air mass reside over the region.  This will all change this weekend though as what remains of Ida moves out to sea.  This will allow our winds to turn more southerly, which should help to force PM 2.5 concentrations up into the moderate range.  Now onto the day-to-day details...  ***  On Saturday, partly sunny skies should continue to persist across the region as we begin to see the storm system off the Mid-Atlantic coastline (the remnants of Ida) move out into the Atlantic Ocean.  With this storm system moving further away from our region, expect higher pressure to build in.  This will help to steer our winds more out of the southeast, allowing a milder and more humid air mass into the region.  As a result, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid 60s.  Air quality levels will rise along with the temperatures.  Thanks to the relatively clear skies during the morning, we should see an inversion form over the region.  This inversion will allow PM 2.5 levels to build.  However, as we see increased mixing in the afternoon (and with regional concentrations of PM 2.5 remaining low) concentrations locally will fall, likely keeping the average in the good range.  ***  For Sunday, partly sunny skies should continue to be the rule as we remain under the influence of higher pressure.  In addition, during the day we will see the winds turn more southwesterly allowing even warmer temperatures to move into our area.  Therefore, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid to upper 60s.  Like on Saturday, we should see an inversion form over the region.  With regional levels of PM 2.5 rising, expect PM 2.5 levels (locally) to increase into the moderate range.  ***  On Monday, clouds should continue to be on the increase during the day as we watch a weak frontal system push into the Great Lakes region.  This front will likely move through our area later in the day.  As it does, do not expect much in the form of the rain.  However, we will definitely notice a wind shift as the front drives in a cooler and drier air mass from the north.  As a result, afternoon highs are likely to peak in the mid to upper 50s.  Air quality levels are expected to remain in the moderate range for the day because the morning levels are expected to stay elevated.  We do expect a clean out late in the day after the frontal system pushes through.  ***  Extended Outlook: As we take a peek at the week, we notice that temperatures will stay above seasonable levels.  Early in the week, we should see a frontal system slide through the region.  The cool and dry air that accompanies that front should will be driven in by an area of high pressure pushing in over the Midwestern US.  This high will slide east by the middle of the week and will reside over the region until the end of the week.  This could lead to a sustained period of higher air quality levels.  We will keep an eye on this situation as we proceed through the week.  --Nolan|
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Pittsburgh|PA|40.4340|-79.9840|OZONE|35|Good|No|Current Conditions: As of 2 PM on Friday, mostly sunny skies prevail across the region as we are now beginning to see the ridge of high pressure build in over the region.  Of course, much of the coastal area from Virginia to Massachusetts is still being impacted from the remnants of Ida.  Right now, temperatures are hovering in the low 60s.  With winds still turned out of the north, we are seeing a cleaner air mass reside over the region.  This will all change this weekend though as what remains of Ida moves out to sea.  This will allow our winds to turn more southerly, which should help to force PM 2.5 concentrations up into the moderate range.  Now onto the day-to-day details...  ***  On Saturday, partly sunny skies should continue to persist across the region as we begin to see the storm system off the Mid-Atlantic coastline (the remnants of Ida) move out into the Atlantic Ocean.  With this storm system moving further away from our region, expect higher pressure to build in.  This will help to steer our winds more out of the southeast, allowing a milder and more humid air mass into the region.  As a result, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid 60s.  Air quality levels will rise along with the temperatures.  Thanks to the relatively clear skies during the morning, we should see an inversion form over the region.  This inversion will allow PM 2.5 levels to build.  However, as we see increased mixing in the afternoon (and with regional concentrations of PM 2.5 remaining low) concentrations locally will fall, likely keeping the average in the good range.  ***  For Sunday, partly sunny skies should continue to be the rule as we remain under the influence of higher pressure.  In addition, during the day we will see the winds turn more southwesterly allowing even warmer temperatures to move into our area.  Therefore, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid to upper 60s.  Like on Saturday, we should see an inversion form over the region.  With regional levels of PM 2.5 rising, expect PM 2.5 levels (locally) to increase into the moderate range.  ***  On Monday, clouds should continue to be on the increase during the day as we watch a weak frontal system push into the Great Lakes region.  This front will likely move through our area later in the day.  As it does, do not expect much in the form of the rain.  However, we will definitely notice a wind shift as the front drives in a cooler and drier air mass from the north.  As a result, afternoon highs are likely to peak in the mid to upper 50s.  Air quality levels are expected to remain in the moderate range for the day because the morning levels are expected to stay elevated.  We do expect a clean out late in the day after the frontal system pushes through.  ***  Extended Outlook: As we take a peek at the week, we notice that temperatures will stay above seasonable levels.  Early in the week, we should see a frontal system slide through the region.  The cool and dry air that accompanies that front should will be driven in by an area of high pressure pushing in over the Midwestern US.  This high will slide east by the middle of the week and will reside over the region until the end of the week.  This could lead to a sustained period of higher air quality levels.  We will keep an eye on this situation as we proceed through the week.  --Nolan|
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Pittsburgh|PA|40.4340|-79.9840|PM2.5|55|Moderate|No|Current Conditions: As of 2 PM on Friday, mostly sunny skies prevail across the region as we are now beginning to see the ridge of high pressure build in over the region.  Of course, much of the coastal area from Virginia to Massachusetts is still being impacted from the remnants of Ida.  Right now, temperatures are hovering in the low 60s.  With winds still turned out of the north, we are seeing a cleaner air mass reside over the region.  This will all change this weekend though as what remains of Ida moves out to sea.  This will allow our winds to turn more southerly, which should help to force PM 2.5 concentrations up into the moderate range.  Now onto the day-to-day details...  ***  On Saturday, partly sunny skies should continue to persist across the region as we begin to see the storm system off the Mid-Atlantic coastline (the remnants of Ida) move out into the Atlantic Ocean.  With this storm system moving further away from our region, expect higher pressure to build in.  This will help to steer our winds more out of the southeast, allowing a milder and more humid air mass into the region.  As a result, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid 60s.  Air quality levels will rise along with the temperatures.  Thanks to the relatively clear skies during the morning, we should see an inversion form over the region.  This inversion will allow PM 2.5 levels to build.  However, as we see increased mixing in the afternoon (and with regional concentrations of PM 2.5 remaining low) concentrations locally will fall, likely keeping the average in the good range.  ***  For Sunday, partly sunny skies should continue to be the rule as we remain under the influence of higher pressure.  In addition, during the day we will see the winds turn more southwesterly allowing even warmer temperatures to move into our area.  Therefore, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid to upper 60s.  Like on Saturday, we should see an inversion form over the region.  With regional levels of PM 2.5 rising, expect PM 2.5 levels (locally) to increase into the moderate range.  ***  On Monday, clouds should continue to be on the increase during the day as we watch a weak frontal system push into the Great Lakes region.  This front will likely move through our area later in the day.  As it does, do not expect much in the form of the rain.  However, we will definitely notice a wind shift as the front drives in a cooler and drier air mass from the north.  As a result, afternoon highs are likely to peak in the mid to upper 50s.  Air quality levels are expected to remain in the moderate range for the day because the morning levels are expected to stay elevated.  We do expect a clean out late in the day after the frontal system pushes through.  ***  Extended Outlook: As we take a peek at the week, we notice that temperatures will stay above seasonable levels.  Early in the week, we should see a frontal system slide through the region.  The cool and dry air that accompanies that front should will be driven in by an area of high pressure pushing in over the Midwestern US.  This high will slide east by the middle of the week and will reside over the region until the end of the week.  This could lead to a sustained period of higher air quality levels.  We will keep an eye on this situation as we proceed through the week.  --Nolan|
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Pittsburgh|PA|40.4340|-79.9840|OZONE|35|Good|No|Current Conditions: As of 2 PM on Friday, mostly sunny skies prevail across the region as we are now beginning to see the ridge of high pressure build in over the region.  Of course, much of the coastal area from Virginia to Massachusetts is still being impacted from the remnants of Ida.  Right now, temperatures are hovering in the low 60s.  With winds still turned out of the north, we are seeing a cleaner air mass reside over the region.  This will all change this weekend though as what remains of Ida moves out to sea.  This will allow our winds to turn more southerly, which should help to force PM 2.5 concentrations up into the moderate range.  Now onto the day-to-day details...  ***  On Saturday, partly sunny skies should continue to persist across the region as we begin to see the storm system off the Mid-Atlantic coastline (the remnants of Ida) move out into the Atlantic Ocean.  With this storm system moving further away from our region, expect higher pressure to build in.  This will help to steer our winds more out of the southeast, allowing a milder and more humid air mass into the region.  As a result, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid 60s.  Air quality levels will rise along with the temperatures.  Thanks to the relatively clear skies during the morning, we should see an inversion form over the region.  This inversion will allow PM 2.5 levels to build.  However, as we see increased mixing in the afternoon (and with regional concentrations of PM 2.5 remaining low) concentrations locally will fall, likely keeping the average in the good range.  ***  For Sunday, partly sunny skies should continue to be the rule as we remain under the influence of higher pressure.  In addition, during the day we will see the winds turn more southwesterly allowing even warmer temperatures to move into our area.  Therefore, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid to upper 60s.  Like on Saturday, we should see an inversion form over the region.  With regional levels of PM 2.5 rising, expect PM 2.5 levels (locally) to increase into the moderate range.  ***  On Monday, clouds should continue to be on the increase during the day as we watch a weak frontal system push into the Great Lakes region.  This front will likely move through our area later in the day.  As it does, do not expect much in the form of the rain.  However, we will definitely notice a wind shift as the front drives in a cooler and drier air mass from the north.  As a result, afternoon highs are likely to peak in the mid to upper 50s.  Air quality levels are expected to remain in the moderate range for the day because the morning levels are expected to stay elevated.  We do expect a clean out late in the day after the frontal system pushes through.  ***  Extended Outlook: As we take a peek at the week, we notice that temperatures will stay above seasonable levels.  Early in the week, we should see a frontal system slide through the region.  The cool and dry air that accompanies that front should will be driven in by an area of high pressure pushing in over the Midwestern US.  This high will slide east by the middle of the week and will reside over the region until the end of the week.  This could lead to a sustained period of higher air quality levels.  We will keep an eye on this situation as we proceed through the week.  --Nolan|
11/13/09|11/17/09||EDT|4|F|Y|Pittsburgh|PA|40.4340|-79.9840|PM2.5|50|Good|No|Current Conditions: As of 2 PM on Friday, mostly sunny skies prevail across the region as we are now beginning to see the ridge of high pressure build in over the region.  Of course, much of the coastal area from Virginia to Massachusetts is still being impacted from the remnants of Ida.  Right now, temperatures are hovering in the low 60s.  With winds still turned out of the north, we are seeing a cleaner air mass reside over the region.  This will all change this weekend though as what remains of Ida moves out to sea.  This will allow our winds to turn more southerly, which should help to force PM 2.5 concentrations up into the moderate range.  Now onto the day-to-day details...  ***  On Saturday, partly sunny skies should continue to persist across the region as we begin to see the storm system off the Mid-Atlantic coastline (the remnants of Ida) move out into the Atlantic Ocean.  With this storm system moving further away from our region, expect higher pressure to build in.  This will help to steer our winds more out of the southeast, allowing a milder and more humid air mass into the region.  As a result, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid 60s.  Air quality levels will rise along with the temperatures.  Thanks to the relatively clear skies during the morning, we should see an inversion form over the region.  This inversion will allow PM 2.5 levels to build.  However, as we see increased mixing in the afternoon (and with regional concentrations of PM 2.5 remaining low) concentrations locally will fall, likely keeping the average in the good range.  ***  For Sunday, partly sunny skies should continue to be the rule as we remain under the influence of higher pressure.  In addition, during the day we will see the winds turn more southwesterly allowing even warmer temperatures to move into our area.  Therefore, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid to upper 60s.  Like on Saturday, we should see an inversion form over the region.  With regional levels of PM 2.5 rising, expect PM 2.5 levels (locally) to increase into the moderate range.  ***  On Monday, clouds should continue to be on the increase during the day as we watch a weak frontal system push into the Great Lakes region.  This front will likely move through our area later in the day.  As it does, do not expect much in the form of the rain.  However, we will definitely notice a wind shift as the front drives in a cooler and drier air mass from the north.  As a result, afternoon highs are likely to peak in the mid to upper 50s.  Air quality levels are expected to remain in the moderate range for the day because the morning levels are expected to stay elevated.  We do expect a clean out late in the day after the frontal system pushes through.  ***  Extended Outlook: As we take a peek at the week, we notice that temperatures will stay above seasonable levels.  Early in the week, we should see a frontal system slide through the region.  The cool and dry air that accompanies that front should will be driven in by an area of high pressure pushing in over the Midwestern US.  This high will slide east by the middle of the week and will reside over the region until the end of the week.  This could lead to a sustained period of higher air quality levels.  We will keep an eye on this situation as we proceed through the week.  --Nolan|
11/13/09|11/17/09||EDT|4|F|N|Pittsburgh|PA|40.4340|-79.9840|OZONE|30|Good|No|Current Conditions: As of 2 PM on Friday, mostly sunny skies prevail across the region as we are now beginning to see the ridge of high pressure build in over the region.  Of course, much of the coastal area from Virginia to Massachusetts is still being impacted from the remnants of Ida.  Right now, temperatures are hovering in the low 60s.  With winds still turned out of the north, we are seeing a cleaner air mass reside over the region.  This will all change this weekend though as what remains of Ida moves out to sea.  This will allow our winds to turn more southerly, which should help to force PM 2.5 concentrations up into the moderate range.  Now onto the day-to-day details...  ***  On Saturday, partly sunny skies should continue to persist across the region as we begin to see the storm system off the Mid-Atlantic coastline (the remnants of Ida) move out into the Atlantic Ocean.  With this storm system moving further away from our region, expect higher pressure to build in.  This will help to steer our winds more out of the southeast, allowing a milder and more humid air mass into the region.  As a result, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid 60s.  Air quality levels will rise along with the temperatures.  Thanks to the relatively clear skies during the morning, we should see an inversion form over the region.  This inversion will allow PM 2.5 levels to build.  However, as we see increased mixing in the afternoon (and with regional concentrations of PM 2.5 remaining low) concentrations locally will fall, likely keeping the average in the good range.  ***  For Sunday, partly sunny skies should continue to be the rule as we remain under the influence of higher pressure.  In addition, during the day we will see the winds turn more southwesterly allowing even warmer temperatures to move into our area.  Therefore, expect high temperatures to peak in the mid to upper 60s.  Like on Saturday, we should see an inversion form over the region.  With regional levels of PM 2.5 rising, expect PM 2.5 levels (locally) to increase into the moderate range.  ***  On Monday, clouds should continue to be on the increase during the day as we watch a weak frontal system push into the Great Lakes region.  This front will likely move through our area later in the day.  As it does, do not expect much in the form of the rain.  However, we will definitely notice a wind shift as the front drives in a cooler and drier air mass from the north.  As a result, afternoon highs are likely to peak in the mid to upper 50s.  Air quality levels are expected to remain in the moderate range for the day because the morning levels are expected to stay elevated.  We do expect a clean out late in the day after the frontal system pushes through.  ***  Extended Outlook: As we take a peek at the week, we notice that temperatures will stay above seasonable levels.  Early in the week, we should see a frontal system slide through the region.  The cool and dry air that accompanies that front should will be driven in by an area of high pressure pushing in over the Midwestern US.  This high will slide east by the middle of the week and will reside over the region until the end of the week.  This could lead to a sustained period of higher air quality levels.  We will keep an eye on this situation as we proceed through the week.  --Nolan|
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Pittsfield|MA|42.4480|-73.2553|PM2.5|9|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Pittsfield|MA|42.4480|-73.2553|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Pittsfield|MA|42.4480|-73.2553|OZONE|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Placerville|CA|38.7296|-120.7992|OZONE|26|Good|No||
11/10/09|11/13/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Placerville|CA|38.7296|-120.7992|PM2.5||Moderate|No|Today, high pressure over the Great Basin, combined with an approaching upper-level trough of low pressure, will produce light winds over northern California, limiting pollutant dispersion and allowing particle levels to increase.  In addition, a temperature inversion this morning trapped pollutants near the surface.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure over the Great Basin will produce light winds during the morning hours in the Sacramento Valley, limiting the dispersion of pollutants.  During the afternoon hours, northerly winds will increase, dispersing some pollutants.  These weather conditions will lead to Moderate particle levels.  Thursday, a cold front will move through northern California, producing moderate winds, dispersing pollutants, and lowering particle levels to Good.|
11/11/09|11/14/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Placerville|CA|38.7296|-120.7992|PM2.5||Moderate|No|Today, high pressure over the Great Basin produced light winds during the morning hours in the Sacramento Valley, limiting the dispersion of pollutants.  During the afternoon hours, northerly winds will increase, dispersing some pollutants.  These weather conditions will lead to Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, a cold front will move through northern California, producing moderate northwesterly winds, dispersing pollutants, and lowering particle levels to Good.  Friday, high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure moves into Arizona, producing light northerly winds in the Sacramento region.  These winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants, leading to Moderate particle levels.|
11/12/09|11/15/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Placerville|CA|38.7296|-120.7992|PM2.5||Moderate|No|Today, moderate northwesterly winds have developed behind a cold front that moved through northern California in the early morning hours, dispersing some pollutants.  Despite these conditions, pollutant carryover from yesterday will keep particle levels low-Moderate.  Tomorrow, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to low-Moderate particle levels.  Saturday, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.|
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Placerville|CA|38.7296|-120.7992|PM2.5||Moderate|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Placerville|CA|38.7296|-120.7992|PM2.5||Moderate|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Placerville|CA|38.7296|-120.7992|PM2.5||Good|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|Y|Pocatello|ID|42.8767|-111.5067|PM2.5|6|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|N|Pocatello|ID|42.8767|-111.5067|PM10|5|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||MDT|1|F|Y|Pocatello|ID|42.8767|-111.5067|PM2.5|20|Good|No|A MILDLY UNSETTLED WEATHER PATTERN SHOULD KEEP AIR QUALITY IN THE GOOD CATEGORY THROUGH THE WEEKEND.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||MDT|2|F|Y|Pocatello|ID|42.8767|-111.5067|PM2.5|20|Good|No|A MILDLY UNSETTLED WEATHER PATTERN SHOULD KEEP AIR QUALITY IN THE GOOD CATEGORY THROUGH THE WEEKEND.|
11/13/09|11/16/09||MDT|3|F|Y|Pocatello|ID|42.8767|-111.5067|PM2.5|20|Good|No|A MILDLY UNSETTLED WEATHER PATTERN SHOULD KEEP AIR QUALITY IN THE GOOD CATEGORY THROUGH THE WEEKEND.|
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Pomona Walnut Vly|CA|34.0666|-117.7500|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Pomona Walnut Vly|CA|34.0666|-117.7500|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Pomona Walnut Vly|CA|34.0666|-117.7500|PM10|30|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Pomona Walnut Vly|CA|34.0666|-117.7500|OZONE|30|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Pomona Walnut Vly|CA|34.0666|-117.7500|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Pomona Walnut Vly|CA|34.0666|-117.7500|NO2|30|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Pomona Walnut Vly|CA|34.0666|-117.7500|OZONE|5|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Pomona Walnut Vly|CA|34.0666|-117.7500|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Pomona Walnut Vly|CA|34.0666|-117.7500|PM10|34|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Pomona Walnut Vly|CA|34.0666|-117.7500|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Pomona Walnut Vly|CA|34.0666|-117.7500|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Pomona Walnut Vly|CA|34.0666|-117.7500|NO2|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Port Angeles|WA|48.1164|-123.4644|PM2.5|40|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Port Angeles|WA|48.1164|-123.4644|PM2.5||Good|No|A series of weather systems passing through the region will adequately disperse pollutants. Expect GOOD AQI throughout the weekend. (Nov.12-Nov.16)|
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Port Angeles|WA|48.1164|-123.4644|PM2.5|10|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Port Angeles|WA|48.1164|-123.4644|PM2.5||Good|No|A series of weather systems passing through the region will adequately disperse pollutants. Expect GOOD AQI throughout the weekend. (Nov.12-Nov.16)|
11/12/09|11/15/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Port Angeles|WA|48.1164|-123.4644|PM2.5||Good|No|A series of weather systems passing through the region will adequately disperse pollutants. Expect GOOD AQI throughout the weekend. (Nov.12-Nov.16)|
11/12/09|11/16/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Port Angeles|WA|48.1164|-123.4644|PM2.5||Good|No|A series of weather systems passing through the region will adequately disperse pollutants. Expect GOOD AQI throughout the weekend. (Nov.12-Nov.16)|
11/12/09|11/17/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Port Angeles|WA|48.1164|-123.4644|PM2.5||Good|No|A series of weather systems passing through the region will adequately disperse pollutants. Expect GOOD AQI throughout the weekend. (Nov.12-Nov.16)|
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Port Clyde|ME|43.9175|-69.2619|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Port Clyde|ME|43.9175|-69.2619|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Port Clyde|ME|43.9175|-69.2619|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Port Townsend|WA|48.1292|-122.7794|PM2.5|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Port Townsend|WA|48.1292|-122.7794|PM2.5||Good|No|A series of weather systems passing through the region will adequately disperse pollutants. Expect GOOD AQI throughout the weekend. (Nov.12-Nov.16)|
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Port Townsend|WA|48.1292|-122.7794|PM2.5|11|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Port Townsend|WA|48.1292|-122.7794|PM2.5||Good|No|A series of weather systems passing through the region will adequately disperse pollutants. Expect GOOD AQI throughout the weekend. (Nov.12-Nov.16)|
11/12/09|11/15/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Port Townsend|WA|48.1292|-122.7794|PM2.5||Good|No|A series of weather systems passing through the region will adequately disperse pollutants. Expect GOOD AQI throughout the weekend. (Nov.12-Nov.16)|
11/12/09|11/16/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Port Townsend|WA|48.1292|-122.7794|PM2.5||Good|No|A series of weather systems passing through the region will adequately disperse pollutants. Expect GOOD AQI throughout the weekend. (Nov.12-Nov.16)|
11/12/09|11/17/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Port Townsend|WA|48.1292|-122.7794|PM2.5||Good|No|A series of weather systems passing through the region will adequately disperse pollutants. Expect GOOD AQI throughout the weekend. (Nov.12-Nov.16)|
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Portland|ME|43.6670|-70.2070|PM2.5|39|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Portland|ME|43.6670|-70.2070|PM2.5|26|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Portland|ME|43.6670|-70.2070|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Portland|ME|43.6670|-70.2070|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Portland|ME|43.6670|-70.2070|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Portland|OR|45.5380|-122.6560|OZONE|21|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Portland|OR|45.5380|-122.6560|PM2.5|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Portland|OR|45.5380|-122.6560|PM2.5|50|Good|No|for more information:   http://www.deq.state.or.us/aq/api/today.htm|
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Portland|OR|45.5380|-122.6560|PM2.5|64|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Portland|OR|45.5380|-122.6560|PM2.5|50|Good|No|for more information:   http://www.deq.state.or.us/aq/api/today.htm|
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Portsmouth|NH|43.0781|-70.7628|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Portsmouth|NH|43.0781|-70.7628|PM2.5|15|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Portsmouth|NH|43.0781|-70.7628|OZONE|22|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Portsmouth|NH|43.0781|-70.7628|PM2.5|19|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Portsmouth|NH|43.0781|-70.7628|PM2.5|29|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Portsmouth|NH|43.0781|-70.7628|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Portsmouth|NH|43.0781|-70.7628|PM2.5|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Portsmouth|NH|43.0781|-70.7628|OZONE|26|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Portsmouth|NH|43.0781|-70.7628|PM2.5|33|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Portsmouth|NH|43.0781|-70.7628|OZONE|26|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Presque Isle|ME|46.6964|-68.0331|PM2.5|25|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Presque Isle|ME|46.6964|-68.0331|OZONE|23|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Presque Isle|ME|46.6964|-68.0331|PM2.5|33|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Presque Isle|ME|46.6964|-68.0331|OZONE|3|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Presque Isle|ME|46.6964|-68.0331|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Presque Isle|ME|46.6964|-68.0331|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Presque Isle|ME|46.6964|-68.0331|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Providence|RI|41.8170|-71.4010|PM2.5|26|Good|No||
11/10/09|11/14/09||EDT|4|F|Y|Providence|RI|41.8170|-71.4010|PM2.5|40|Good|No||
11/10/09|11/15/09||EDT|5|F|Y|Providence|RI|41.8170|-71.4010|PM2.5|40|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|Y|Provo|UT|40.2334|-111.6582|OZONE|31|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|N|Provo|UT|40.2334|-111.6582|PM2.5|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|N|Provo|UT|40.2334|-111.6582|PM10|23|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|1:00|MDT|0|O|Y|Provo|UT|40.2334|-111.6582|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/11/09|11/14/09||MDT|3|F|Y|Provo|UT|40.2334|-111.6582|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/11/09|11/14/09||MDT|3|F|N|Provo|UT|40.2334|-111.6582|PM10||Good|No||
11/11/09|11/15/09||MDT|4|F|Y|Provo|UT|40.2334|-111.6582|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/11/09|11/15/09||MDT|4|F|N|Provo|UT|40.2334|-111.6582|PM10||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Racine-Kenosha|WI|42.5500|-87.8200|PM2.5|40|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Racine-Kenosha|WI|42.5500|-87.8200|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Racine-Kenosha|WI|42.5500|-87.8200|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Racine-Kenosha|WI|42.5500|-87.8200|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill|NC|35.8780|-78.7870|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill|NC|35.8780|-78.7870|PM2.5|3|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill|NC|35.8780|-78.7870|OZONE|15|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill|NC|35.8780|-78.7870|PM2.5|10|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill|NC|35.8780|-78.7870|PM2.5|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill|NC|35.8780|-78.7870|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill|NC|35.8780|-78.7870|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Ramapo|NJ|41.0522|-74.0258|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Ramapo|NJ|41.0522|-74.0258|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Ramapo|NJ|41.0522|-74.0258|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Ramapo|NJ|41.0522|-74.0258|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Ramapo|NJ|41.0522|-74.0258|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Ramapo|NJ|41.0522|-74.0258|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Ramapo|NJ|41.0522|-74.0258|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Red Hills|CA|35.6500|-120.3800|OZONE|28|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Red Hills|CA|35.6500|-120.3800|OZONE|28|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Red Hills|CA|35.6500|-120.3800|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Red Hills|CA|35.6500|-120.3800|OZONE|33|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Red Hills|CA|35.6500|-120.3800|OZONE|36|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Red Hills|CA|35.6500|-120.3800|OZONE|37|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Red Hills|CA|35.6500|-120.3800|OZONE|34|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Red Hills|CA|35.6500|-120.3800|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Redding|CA|40.5497|-122.3792|PM2.5|59|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Redding|CA|40.5497|-122.3792|OZONE|30|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Redding|CA|40.5497|-122.3792|PM2.5|65|Moderate|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Redding|CA|40.5497|-122.3792|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Redding|CA|40.5497|-122.3792|PM2.5|75|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|N|Redding|CA|40.5497|-122.3792|OZONE|6|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Redding|CA|40.5497|-122.3792|PM2.5|60|Moderate|No||
11/12/09|11/15/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Redding|CA|40.5497|-122.3792|PM2.5|65|Moderate|No||
11/12/09|11/16/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Redding|CA|40.5497|-122.3792|PM2.5|70|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Redwood City|CA|37.4800|-122.2200|OZONE|28|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Redwood City|CA|37.4800|-122.2200|PM2.5|21|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Redwood City|CA|37.4800|-122.2200|PM2.5|39|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Redwood City|CA|37.4800|-122.2200|PM2.5|27|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Redwood City|CA|37.4800|-122.2200|PM2.5|39|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Redwood City|CA|37.4800|-122.2200|PM2.5|65|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Redwood City|CA|37.4800|-122.2200|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Redwood City|CA|37.4800|-122.2200|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Redwood City|CA|37.4800|-122.2200|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Reno|NV|39.5000|-119.7833|OZONE|32|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Reno|NV|39.5000|-119.7833|OZONE||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|N|Reno|NV|39.5000|-119.7833|PM10||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Reno|NV|39.5000|-119.7833|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Reno|NV|39.5000|-119.7833|OZONE||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Reno|NV|39.5000|-119.7833|PM10||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Richmond|VA|37.5310|-77.4750|PM2.5|2|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Richmond|VA|37.5310|-77.4750|PM2.5|9|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Richmond|VA|37.5310|-77.4750|PM2.5|13|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Richmond|VA|37.5310|-77.4750|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Richmond|VA|37.5310|-77.4750|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Rider University|NJ|40.2828|-74.7467|OZONE|19|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Rider University|NJ|40.2828|-74.7467|PM2.5|6|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Rider University|NJ|40.2828|-74.7467|PM2.5|4|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Rider University|NJ|40.2828|-74.7467|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Rider University|NJ|40.2828|-74.7467|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Rider University|NJ|40.2828|-74.7467|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Rider University|NJ|40.2828|-74.7467|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Rider University|NJ|40.2828|-74.7467|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Rider University|NJ|40.2828|-74.7467|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Rio Vista|CA|38.2183|-121.7700|PM2.5|22|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Rio Vista|CA|38.2183|-121.7700|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Rio Vista|CA|38.2183|-121.7700|PM2.5|28|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Rio Vista|CA|38.2183|-121.7700|PM2.5|19|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Rio Vista|CA|38.2183|-121.7700|PM2.5|62|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Rio Vista|CA|38.2183|-121.7700|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Rio Vista|CA|38.2183|-121.7700|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Rio Vista|CA|38.2183|-121.7700|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Riverhead|NY|40.9617|-72.7150|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Riverhead|NY|40.9617|-72.7150|PM2.5|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Riverhead|NY|40.9617|-72.7150|PM2.5|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Riverhead|NY|40.9617|-72.7150|PM2.5|43|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Roanoke|VA|37.2780|-79.9580|PM2.5|5|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Roanoke|VA|37.2780|-79.9580|PM2.5|9|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Roanoke|VA|37.2780|-79.9580|PM2.5|16|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Roanoke|VA|37.2780|-79.9580|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Roanoke|VA|37.2780|-79.9580|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Rochester|MN|43.9947|-92.4497|PM2.5|21|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Rochester|MN|43.9947|-92.4497|PM2.5|16|Good|No|Today, surface high-pressure over the northeastern U.S., combined with an approaching cold front, will generate moderate southerly winds in Rochester, transporting moisture and pollutants into the region.  However, low pollutant carryover from previous days will produce Good AQI levels.  Tomorrow, a cold front passing through Minnesota early in the day will produce mist and light rain in southeastern Minnesota, enhancing particle production.  However, in the afternoon, moderate northwesterly winds will disperse pollutants and bring clean, dry air into Rochester, keeping AQI levels Good.    Sunday, westerly winds behind the departing cold front will bring clean, dry air into the region and keep AQI levels Good.  Monday, a surface high-pressure system over the western Great Lakes region will result in light and variable winds in southeastern Minnesota.  These light winds will allow for the buildup of particles and lead to low-Moderate AQI levels.  Tuesday, a surface low-pressure system over the southern Plains will generate light southerly winds in Rochester, limiting dispersion and allowing for the buildup of particles.  Therefore, AQI levels will remain low-Moderate.  Wednesday, surface high pressure over the northeastern U.S., combined with a building surface low-pressure system over Saskatchewan, will cause moderate to strong southeasterly winds in Minneapolis-St. Paul.  These winds will disperse pollutants and lower AQI levels to Good.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Rochester|MN|43.9947|-92.4497|PM2.5||Good|No|Today, surface high-pressure over the northeastern U.S., combined with an approaching cold front, will generate moderate southerly winds in Rochester, transporting moisture and pollutants into the region.  However, low pollutant carryover from previous days will produce Good AQI levels.  Tomorrow, a cold front passing through Minnesota early in the day will produce mist and light rain in southeastern Minnesota, enhancing particle production.  However, in the afternoon, moderate northwesterly winds will disperse pollutants and bring clean, dry air into Rochester, keeping AQI levels Good.    Sunday, westerly winds behind the departing cold front will bring clean, dry air into the region and keep AQI levels Good.  Monday, a surface high-pressure system over the western Great Lakes region will result in light and variable winds in southeastern Minnesota.  These light winds will allow for the buildup of particles and lead to low-Moderate AQI levels.  Tuesday, a surface low-pressure system over the southern Plains will generate light southerly winds in Rochester, limiting dispersion and allowing for the buildup of particles.  Therefore, AQI levels will remain low-Moderate.  Wednesday, surface high pressure over the northeastern U.S., combined with a building surface low-pressure system over Saskatchewan, will cause moderate to strong southeasterly winds in Minneapolis-St. Paul.  These winds will disperse pollutants and lower AQI levels to Good.|
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Rochester|MN|43.9947|-92.4497|PM2.5||Moderate|No|Today, surface high-pressure over the northeastern U.S., combined with an approaching cold front, will generate moderate southerly winds in Rochester, transporting moisture and pollutants into the region.  However, low pollutant carryover from previous days will produce Good AQI levels.  Tomorrow, a cold front passing through Minnesota early in the day will produce mist and light rain in southeastern Minnesota, enhancing particle production.  However, in the afternoon, moderate northwesterly winds will disperse pollutants and bring clean, dry air into Rochester, keeping AQI levels Good.    Sunday, westerly winds behind the departing cold front will bring clean, dry air into the region and keep AQI levels Good.  Monday, a surface high-pressure system over the western Great Lakes region will result in light and variable winds in southeastern Minnesota.  These light winds will allow for the buildup of particles and lead to low-Moderate AQI levels.  Tuesday, a surface low-pressure system over the southern Plains will generate light southerly winds in Rochester, limiting dispersion and allowing for the buildup of particles.  Therefore, AQI levels will remain low-Moderate.  Wednesday, surface high pressure over the northeastern U.S., combined with a building surface low-pressure system over Saskatchewan, will cause moderate to strong southeasterly winds in Minneapolis-St. Paul.  These winds will disperse pollutants and lower AQI levels to Good.|
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|Y|Rochester|MN|43.9947|-92.4497|PM2.5||Moderate|No|Today, surface high-pressure over the northeastern U.S., combined with an approaching cold front, will generate moderate southerly winds in Rochester, transporting moisture and pollutants into the region.  However, low pollutant carryover from previous days will produce Good AQI levels.  Tomorrow, a cold front passing through Minnesota early in the day will produce mist and light rain in southeastern Minnesota, enhancing particle production.  However, in the afternoon, moderate northwesterly winds will disperse pollutants and bring clean, dry air into Rochester, keeping AQI levels Good.    Sunday, westerly winds behind the departing cold front will bring clean, dry air into the region and keep AQI levels Good.  Monday, a surface high-pressure system over the western Great Lakes region will result in light and variable winds in southeastern Minnesota.  These light winds will allow for the buildup of particles and lead to low-Moderate AQI levels.  Tuesday, a surface low-pressure system over the southern Plains will generate light southerly winds in Rochester, limiting dispersion and allowing for the buildup of particles.  Therefore, AQI levels will remain low-Moderate.  Wednesday, surface high pressure over the northeastern U.S., combined with a building surface low-pressure system over Saskatchewan, will cause moderate to strong southeasterly winds in Minneapolis-St. Paul.  These winds will disperse pollutants and lower AQI levels to Good.|
11/13/09|11/18/09||CDT|5|F|Y|Rochester|MN|43.9947|-92.4497|PM2.5||Good|No|Today, surface high-pressure over the northeastern U.S., combined with an approaching cold front, will generate moderate southerly winds in Rochester, transporting moisture and pollutants into the region.  However, low pollutant carryover from previous days will produce Good AQI levels.  Tomorrow, a cold front passing through Minnesota early in the day will produce mist and light rain in southeastern Minnesota, enhancing particle production.  However, in the afternoon, moderate northwesterly winds will disperse pollutants and bring clean, dry air into Rochester, keeping AQI levels Good.    Sunday, westerly winds behind the departing cold front will bring clean, dry air into the region and keep AQI levels Good.  Monday, a surface high-pressure system over the western Great Lakes region will result in light and variable winds in southeastern Minnesota.  These light winds will allow for the buildup of particles and lead to low-Moderate AQI levels.  Tuesday, a surface low-pressure system over the southern Plains will generate light southerly winds in Rochester, limiting dispersion and allowing for the buildup of particles.  Therefore, AQI levels will remain low-Moderate.  Wednesday, surface high pressure over the northeastern U.S., combined with a building surface low-pressure system over Saskatchewan, will cause moderate to strong southeasterly winds in Minneapolis-St. Paul.  These winds will disperse pollutants and lower AQI levels to Good.|
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Rochester|NY|43.1669|-77.5169|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Rochester|NY|43.1669|-77.5169|PM2.5|43|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Rochester|NY|43.1669|-77.5169|PM2.5|47|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Rock Island-Moline|IL|41.5148|-90.5173|PM2.5|27|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Rock Island-Moline|IL|41.5148|-90.5173|OZONE|17|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|Y|Rock Island-Moline|IL|41.5148|-90.5173|PM2.5|40|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Rock Island-Moline|IL|41.5148|-90.5173|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Rock Island-Moline|IL|41.5148|-90.5173|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Rock Island-Moline|IL|41.5148|-90.5173|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Rockford|IL|42.2870|-89.0770|PM2.5|33|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|Y|Rockford|IL|42.2870|-89.0770|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Rockford|IL|42.2870|-89.0770|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Rockford|IL|42.2870|-89.0770|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Rockford|IL|42.2870|-89.0770|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Roseville-Rocklin|CA|38.7712|-121.2631|PM2.5|60|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Roseville-Rocklin|CA|38.7712|-121.2631|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Roseville-Rocklin|CA|38.7712|-121.2631|PM2.5|60|Moderate|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Roseville-Rocklin|CA|38.7712|-121.2631|PM2.5|56|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Roseville-Rocklin|CA|38.7712|-121.2631|PM2.5|32|Good|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Roseville-Rocklin|CA|38.7712|-121.2631|PM2.5|87|Moderate|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Roseville-Rocklin|CA|38.7712|-121.2631|PM2.5||Moderate|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Roseville-Rocklin|CA|38.7712|-121.2631|PM2.5||Moderate|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Roseville-Rocklin|CA|38.7712|-121.2631|PM2.5||Good|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Rutland|VT|43.6083|-72.9822|PM2.5|61|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Rutland|VT|43.6083|-72.9822|PM2.5|35|Good|No|Expect generally good air quality across Vermont for the weekend time frame, Saturday, November 14, through Monday, November 16.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Rutland|VT|43.6083|-72.9822|PM2.5|30|Good|No|Expect generally good air quality across Vermont for the weekend time frame, Saturday, November 14, through Monday, November 16.|
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Rutland|VT|43.6083|-72.9822|PM2.5|30|Good|No|Expect generally good air quality across Vermont for the weekend time frame, Saturday, November 14, through Monday, November 16.|
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|S Central LA CO|CA|33.9288|-118.2108|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|S Central LA CO|CA|33.9288|-118.2108|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|S Central LA CO|CA|33.9288|-118.2108|PM10|23|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|S Central LA CO|CA|33.9288|-118.2108|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|S Central LA CO|CA|33.9288|-118.2108|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|S Central LA CO|CA|33.9288|-118.2108|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|S Central LA CO|CA|33.9288|-118.2108|OZONE|0|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|S Central LA CO|CA|33.9288|-118.2108|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|S Central LA CO|CA|33.9288|-118.2108|PM10|26|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|S Central LA CO|CA|33.9288|-118.2108|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|S Central LA CO|CA|33.9288|-118.2108|CO|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|S Central LA CO|CA|33.9288|-118.2108|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|S San Gabriel Vly|CA|34.0102|-118.0686|OZONE|26|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|S San Gabriel Vly|CA|34.0102|-118.0686|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|S San Gabriel Vly|CA|34.0102|-118.0686|PM10|28|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|S San Gabriel Vly|CA|34.0102|-118.0686|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|S San Gabriel Vly|CA|34.0102|-118.0686|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|S San Gabriel Vly|CA|34.0102|-118.0686|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|S San Gabriel Vly|CA|34.0102|-118.0686|OZONE|3|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|S San Gabriel Vly|CA|34.0102|-118.0686|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|S San Gabriel Vly|CA|34.0102|-118.0686|PM10|28|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|S San Gabriel Vly|CA|34.0102|-118.0686|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|S San Gabriel Vly|CA|34.0102|-118.0686|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|S San Gabriel Vly|CA|34.0102|-118.0686|NO2|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Sacramento|CA|38.5670|-121.4670|PM2.5|60|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Sacramento|CA|38.5670|-121.4670|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Sacramento|CA|38.5670|-121.4670|PM10|18|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Sacramento|CA|38.5670|-121.4670|PM2.5|62|Moderate|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Sacramento|CA|38.5670|-121.4670|PM2.5|120|Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Sacramento|CA|38.5670|-121.4670|PM2.5|39|Good|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Sacramento|CA|38.5670|-121.4670|PM2.5|94|Moderate|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Sacramento|CA|38.5670|-121.4670|PM2.5||Moderate|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Sacramento|CA|38.5670|-121.4670|PM2.5||Moderate|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Sacramento|CA|38.5670|-121.4670|PM2.5||Good|No|Today, surface high pressure will build off the California coast, while low pressure will move into Arizona, causing light to moderate northerly winds to develop in the Sacramento region.  These conditions will lead to mid-Moderate particle levels.  Tomorrow, high pressure building over the Pacific Northwest will generate moderate to strong northwesterly winds in the Sacramento Valley, dispersing pollutants and lowering particle levels to Good.  Sunday, an upper-level ridge of high pressure will build over northern California, limiting vertical mixing.  In addition, a temperature inversion will form overnight, trapping pollutants near the surface.  Furthermore, surface high pressure off of the California coast will produce light winds in Sacramento.  These weather conditions will lead to high-Moderate particle levels.|
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Saddleback Vly|CA|33.6302|-117.6750|OZONE|33|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Saddleback Vly|CA|33.6302|-117.6750|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Saddleback Vly|CA|33.6302|-117.6750|PM10|23|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Saddleback Vly|CA|33.6302|-117.6750|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Saddleback Vly|CA|33.6302|-117.6750|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Saddleback Vly|CA|33.6302|-117.6750|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Saddleback Vly|CA|33.6302|-117.6750|OZONE|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Saddleback Vly|CA|33.6302|-117.6750|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Saddleback Vly|CA|33.6302|-117.6750|PM10|28|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Saddleback Vly|CA|33.6302|-117.6750|OZONE|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Saddleback Vly|CA|33.6302|-117.6750|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Saddleback Vly|CA|33.6302|-117.6750|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Saginaw|MI|43.4196|-83.9495|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Saginaw|MI|43.4196|-83.9495|PM2.5|29|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Saginaw|MI|43.4196|-83.9495|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/12/09|11/15/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Saginaw|MI|43.4196|-83.9495|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/12/09|11/16/09||EDT|4|F|Y|Saginaw|MI|43.4196|-83.9495|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Saint Louis|MO|38.7500|-90.3830|PM2.5|25|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Saint Louis|MO|38.7500|-90.3830|OZONE|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Saint Louis|MO|38.7500|-90.3830|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|Y|Salt Lake City|UT|40.7770|-111.9300|OZONE|34|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|N|Salt Lake City|UT|40.7770|-111.9300|PM2.5|16|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|1:00|MDT|0|O|Y|Salt Lake City|UT|40.7770|-111.9300|PM2.5|16|Good|No||
11/11/09|11/14/09||MDT|3|F|Y|Salt Lake City|UT|40.7770|-111.9300|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/11/09|11/14/09||MDT|3|F|N|Salt Lake City|UT|40.7770|-111.9300|PM10||Good|No||
11/11/09|11/15/09||MDT|4|F|Y|Salt Lake City|UT|40.7770|-111.9300|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/11/09|11/15/09||MDT|4|F|N|Salt Lake City|UT|40.7770|-111.9300|PM10||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|San Antonio|TX|29.4170|-98.4840|PM2.5|46|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|San Antonio|TX|29.4170|-98.4840|OZONE|37|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|San Antonio|TX|29.4170|-98.4840|PM10|18|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|Y|San Antonio|TX|29.4170|-98.4840|PM2.5|41|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|San Antonio|TX|29.4170|-98.4840|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|San Antonio|TX|29.4170|-98.4840|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|San Antonio|TX|29.4170|-98.4840|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|San Antonio|TX|29.4170|-98.4840|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|San Antonio|TX|29.4170|-98.4840|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|San Antonio|TX|29.4170|-98.4840|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|San Antonio|TX|29.4170|-98.4840|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|N|San Antonio|TX|29.4170|-98.4840|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|N|San Antonio|TX|29.4170|-98.4840|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|Y|San Antonio|TX|29.4170|-98.4840|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|N|San Antonio|TX|29.4170|-98.4840|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|N|San Antonio|TX|29.4170|-98.4840|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|San Diego Coast|CA|32.7090|-117.1540|PM2.5|53|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|San Diego Coast|CA|32.7090|-117.1540|OZONE|38|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|San Diego Coast|CA|32.7090|-117.1540|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|N|San Diego Coast|CA|32.7090|-117.1540|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|San Diego Coast|CA|32.7090|-117.1540|PM2.5|39|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|N|San Diego Coast|CA|32.7090|-117.1540|OZONE|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|San Diego Coast|CA|32.7090|-117.1540|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|San Diego Coast|CA|32.7090|-117.1540|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|San Diego Coast|CA|32.7090|-117.1540|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|N|San Diego Coast|CA|32.7090|-117.1540|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|San Diego Coast|CA|32.7090|-117.1540|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|N|San Diego Coast|CA|32.7090|-117.1540|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|San Diego Foothills|CA|32.8420|-116.7680|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|San Diego Foothills|CA|32.8420|-116.7680|OZONE|32|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|San Diego Foothills|CA|32.8420|-116.7680|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|N|San Diego Foothills|CA|32.8420|-116.7680|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|San Diego Foothills|CA|32.8420|-116.7680|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|San Diego Foothills|CA|32.8420|-116.7680|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|San Diego Foothills|CA|32.8420|-116.7680|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|San Diego Foothills|CA|32.8420|-116.7680|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|N|San Diego Foothills|CA|32.8420|-116.7680|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|San Diego Foothills|CA|32.8420|-116.7680|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|N|San Diego Foothills|CA|32.8420|-116.7680|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|San Diego Mesa and Inland Valley|CA|32.7910|-116.9420|PM2.5|37|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|San Diego Mesa and Inland Valley|CA|32.7910|-116.9420|OZONE|33|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|San Diego Mesa and Inland Valley|CA|32.7910|-116.9420|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|N|San Diego Mesa and Inland Valley|CA|32.7910|-116.9420|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|San Diego Mesa and Inland Valley|CA|32.7910|-116.9420|PM2.5|48|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|N|San Diego Mesa and Inland Valley|CA|32.7910|-116.9420|OZONE|23|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|San Diego Mesa and Inland Valley|CA|32.7910|-116.9420|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|San Diego Mesa and Inland Valley|CA|32.7910|-116.9420|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|San Diego Mesa and Inland Valley|CA|32.7910|-116.9420|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|N|San Diego Mesa and Inland Valley|CA|32.7910|-116.9420|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|San Diego Mesa and Inland Valley|CA|32.7910|-116.9420|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|N|San Diego Mesa and Inland Valley|CA|32.7910|-116.9420|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|San Francisco|CA|37.7500|-122.4300|PM2.5|33|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|San Francisco|CA|37.7500|-122.4300|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|San Francisco|CA|37.7500|-122.4300|PM2.5|39|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|San Francisco|CA|37.7500|-122.4300|PM2.5|34|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|San Francisco|CA|37.7500|-122.4300|PM2.5|36|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|San Francisco|CA|37.7500|-122.4300|PM2.5|67|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|San Francisco|CA|37.7500|-122.4300|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|San Francisco|CA|37.7500|-122.4300|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|San Francisco|CA|37.7500|-122.4300|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|San Gabriel Mts|CA|34.3927|-118.1152|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|San Gabriel Mts|CA|34.3927|-118.1152|PM10|18|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|San Gabriel Mts|CA|34.3927|-118.1152|OZONE|26|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|San Gabriel Mts|CA|34.3927|-118.1152|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|San Gabriel Mts|CA|34.3927|-118.1152|PM10|33|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|San Gabriel Mts|CA|34.3927|-118.1152|OZONE|30|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|San Gabriel Mts|CA|34.3927|-118.1152|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|San Gabriel Mts|CA|34.3927|-118.1152|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|San Gabriel Mts|CA|34.3927|-118.1152|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|N|San Gabriel Mts|CA|34.3927|-118.1152|OZONE|19|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|San Gabriel Mts|CA|34.3927|-118.1152|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|San Gabriel Mts|CA|34.3927|-118.1152|PM10|40|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|San Gabriel Mts|CA|34.3927|-118.1152|OZONE|33|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|San Gabriel Mts|CA|34.3927|-118.1152|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|San Gabriel Mts|CA|34.3927|-118.1152|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|San Jose|CA|37.3300|-121.9000|PM2.5|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|San Jose|CA|37.3300|-121.9000|OZONE|22|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|San Jose|CA|37.3300|-121.9000|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|San Jose|CA|37.3300|-121.9000|PM2.5|38|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|San Jose|CA|37.3300|-121.9000|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|San Jose|CA|37.3300|-121.9000|PM2.5|62|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|San Jose|CA|37.3300|-121.9000|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|San Jose|CA|37.3300|-121.9000|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|San Jose|CA|37.3300|-121.9000|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|Y|San Juan County|NM|36.7741|-108.1644|OZONE|31|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|N|San Juan County|NM|36.7741|-108.1644|PM2.5|12|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|1:00|MDT|0|O|Y|San Juan County|NM|36.7741|-108.1644|PM2.5|6|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||MDT|1|F|Y|San Juan County|NM|36.7741|-108.1644|OZONE|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|San Luis Obispo|CA|35.2700|-120.6600|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|San Luis Obispo|CA|35.2700|-120.6600|OZONE|28|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|N|San Luis Obispo|CA|35.2700|-120.6600|PM2.5|16|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|San Luis Obispo|CA|35.2700|-120.6600|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|San Luis Obispo|CA|35.2700|-120.6600|PM2.5|19|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|San Luis Obispo|CA|35.2700|-120.6600|OZONE|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|N|San Luis Obispo|CA|35.2700|-120.6600|PM2.5|23|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|San Luis Obispo|CA|35.2700|-120.6600|OZONE|32|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|N|San Luis Obispo|CA|35.2700|-120.6600|PM2.5|26|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|San Luis Obispo|CA|35.2700|-120.6600|OZONE|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|N|San Luis Obispo|CA|35.2700|-120.6600|PM2.5|23|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|San Luis Obispo|CA|35.2700|-120.6600|OZONE|23|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|N|San Luis Obispo|CA|35.2700|-120.6600|PM2.5|3|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|San Rafael|CA|37.9700|-122.5200|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|San Rafael|CA|37.9700|-122.5200|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|San Rafael|CA|37.9700|-122.5200|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|San Rafael|CA|37.9700|-122.5200|PM2.5|76|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|San Rafael|CA|37.9700|-122.5200|PM2.5|55|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|San Rafael|CA|37.9700|-122.5200|PM2.5|74|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|San Rafael|CA|37.9700|-122.5200|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|San Rafael|CA|37.9700|-122.5200|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|San Rafael|CA|37.9700|-122.5200|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Santa Barbara|CA|34.4286|-119.7100|PM2.5|59|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Santa Barbara|CA|34.4286|-119.7100|PM10|33|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Santa Barbara|CA|34.4286|-119.7100|OZONE|38|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Santa Barbara|CA|34.4286|-119.7100|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|N|Santa Barbara|CA|34.4286|-119.7100|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Santa Barbara|CA|34.4286|-119.7100|OZONE|35|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|N|Santa Barbara|CA|34.4286|-119.7100|PM2.5|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Santa Barbara|CA|34.4286|-119.7100|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Santa Barbara|CA|34.4286|-119.7100|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Santa Clarita Vly|CA|34.3833|-118.5283|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Santa Clarita Vly|CA|34.3833|-118.5283|OZONE|26|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Santa Clarita Vly|CA|34.3833|-118.5283|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Santa Clarita Vly|CA|34.3833|-118.5283|PM10|31|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Santa Clarita Vly|CA|34.3833|-118.5283|OZONE|36|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Santa Clarita Vly|CA|34.3833|-118.5283|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Santa Clarita Vly|CA|34.3833|-118.5283|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Santa Clarita Vly|CA|34.3833|-118.5283|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|N|Santa Clarita Vly|CA|34.3833|-118.5283|OZONE|19|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Santa Clarita Vly|CA|34.3833|-118.5283|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Santa Clarita Vly|CA|34.3833|-118.5283|PM10|34|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Santa Clarita Vly|CA|34.3833|-118.5283|OZONE|36|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Santa Clarita Vly|CA|34.3833|-118.5283|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Santa Clarita Vly|CA|34.3833|-118.5283|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Santa Maria|CA|34.9492|-120.4367|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Santa Maria|CA|34.9492|-120.4367|PM10|36|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Santa Maria|CA|34.9492|-120.4367|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Santa Maria|CA|34.9492|-120.4367|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|N|Santa Maria|CA|34.9492|-120.4367|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Santa Maria|CA|34.9492|-120.4367|PM2.5|24|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|N|Santa Maria|CA|34.9492|-120.4367|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Santa Maria|CA|34.9492|-120.4367|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Santa Maria|CA|34.9492|-120.4367|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Santa Rosa|CA|38.4500|-122.7000|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Santa Rosa|CA|38.4500|-122.7000|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Santa Rosa|CA|38.4500|-122.7000|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Santa Rosa|CA|38.4500|-122.7000|PM2.5|76|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Santa Rosa|CA|38.4500|-122.7000|PM2.5|55|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Santa Rosa|CA|38.4500|-122.7000|PM2.5|74|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Santa Rosa|CA|38.4500|-122.7000|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Santa Rosa|CA|38.4500|-122.7000|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Santa Rosa|CA|38.4500|-122.7000|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Sarasota|FL|27.3259|-82.5499|OZONE|30|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Sarasota|FL|27.3259|-82.5499|PM2.5|26|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Seattle-Bellevue-Kent Valley|WA|47.4750|-121.8440|PM2.5|26|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Seattle-Bellevue-Kent Valley|WA|47.4750|-121.8440|OZONE|18|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Seattle-Bellevue-Kent Valley|WA|47.4750|-121.8440|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast period is Nov 12 - 16.  A series of weather systems will keep pollutants dispersed and air quality will be AQI Good.  No burn bans are anticipated.|
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Seattle-Bellevue-Kent Valley|WA|47.4750|-121.8440|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Seattle-Bellevue-Kent Valley|WA|47.4750|-121.8440|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast period is Nov 12 - 16.  A series of weather systems will keep pollutants dispersed and air quality will be AQI Good.  No burn bans are anticipated.|
11/12/09|11/15/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Seattle-Bellevue-Kent Valley|WA|47.4750|-121.8440|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast period is Nov 12 - 16.  A series of weather systems will keep pollutants dispersed and air quality will be AQI Good.  No burn bans are anticipated.|
11/12/09|11/16/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Seattle-Bellevue-Kent Valley|WA|47.4750|-121.8440|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast period is Nov 12 - 16.  A series of weather systems will keep pollutants dispersed and air quality will be AQI Good.  No burn bans are anticipated.|
11/12/09|11/17/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Seattle-Bellevue-Kent Valley|WA|47.4750|-121.8440|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast period is Nov 12 - 16.  A series of weather systems will keep pollutants dispersed and air quality will be AQI Good.  No burn bans are anticipated.|
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Sheboygan|WI|43.6700|-87.7400|PM2.5|34|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Sheboygan|WI|43.6700|-87.7400|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Sheboygan|WI|43.6700|-87.7400|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Sheboygan|WI|43.6700|-87.7400|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Shelton|WA|47.2256|-123.1150|PM2.5||Good|No|A series of weather systems passing through the region will adequately disperse pollutants. Expect GOOD AQI throughout the weekend. (Nov.12-Nov.16)|
11/12/09|11/14/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Shelton|WA|47.2256|-123.1150|PM2.5||Good|No|A series of weather systems passing through the region will adequately disperse pollutants. Expect GOOD AQI throughout the weekend. (Nov.12-Nov.16)|
11/12/09|11/15/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Shelton|WA|47.2256|-123.1150|PM2.5||Good|No|A series of weather systems passing through the region will adequately disperse pollutants. Expect GOOD AQI throughout the weekend. (Nov.12-Nov.16)|
11/12/09|11/16/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Shelton|WA|47.2256|-123.1150|PM2.5||Good|No|A series of weather systems passing through the region will adequately disperse pollutants. Expect GOOD AQI throughout the weekend. (Nov.12-Nov.16)|
11/12/09|11/17/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Shelton|WA|47.2256|-123.1150|PM2.5||Good|No|A series of weather systems passing through the region will adequately disperse pollutants. Expect GOOD AQI throughout the weekend. (Nov.12-Nov.16)|
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Shreveport|LA|32.5364|-93.7490|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Shreveport|LA|32.5364|-93.7490|OZONE|36|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|Y|Shreveport|LA|32.5364|-93.7490|PM2.5|57|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|N|Shreveport|LA|32.5364|-93.7490|OZONE|22|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Shreveport|LA|32.5364|-93.7490|PM2.5|45|Good|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Shreveport|LA|32.5364|-93.7490|OZONE|42|Good|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Shreveport|LA|32.5364|-93.7490|PM2.5|39|Good|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Shreveport|LA|32.5364|-93.7490|OZONE|38|Good|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Simi Valley|CA|34.2780|-118.6850|OZONE|34|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Simi Valley|CA|34.2780|-118.6850|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Simi Valley|CA|34.2780|-118.6850|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Simi Valley|CA|34.2780|-118.6850|PM2.5|31|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|N|Simi Valley|CA|34.2780|-118.6850|OZONE|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Simi Valley|CA|34.2780|-118.6850|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Sipayik|ME|44.9622|-67.0622|OZONE|19|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Sipayik|ME|44.9622|-67.0622|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Sipayik|ME|44.9622|-67.0622|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Sipayik|ME|44.9622|-67.0622|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|South Bend|IN|41.6940|-86.2370|PM2.5|58|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|South Bend|IN|41.6940|-86.2370|PM2.5|44|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|South Bend|IN|41.6940|-86.2370|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|South Bend|IN|41.6940|-86.2370|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|South Bend|IN|41.6940|-86.2370|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|South Coastal LA|CA|33.8236|-118.1886|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|South Coastal LA|CA|33.8236|-118.1886|PM10|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|South Coastal LA|CA|33.8236|-118.1886|OZONE|23|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|South Coastal LA|CA|33.8236|-118.1886|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|South Coastal LA|CA|33.8236|-118.1886|PM10|31|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|South Coastal LA|CA|33.8236|-118.1886|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|South Coastal LA|CA|33.8236|-118.1886|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|South Coastal LA|CA|33.8236|-118.1886|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|South Coastal LA|CA|33.8236|-118.1886|PM2.5|46|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|N|South Coastal LA|CA|33.8236|-118.1886|OZONE|5|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|South Coastal LA|CA|33.8236|-118.1886|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|South Coastal LA|CA|33.8236|-118.1886|PM10|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|South Coastal LA|CA|33.8236|-118.1886|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|South Coastal LA|CA|33.8236|-118.1886|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|South Coastal LA|CA|33.8236|-118.1886|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Southeast LA CO|CA|33.9345|-118.0916|OZONE|26|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Southeast LA CO|CA|33.9345|-118.0916|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Southeast LA CO|CA|33.9345|-118.0916|PM10|29|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Southeast LA CO|CA|33.9345|-118.0916|OZONE|23|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Southeast LA CO|CA|33.9345|-118.0916|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Southeast LA CO|CA|33.9345|-118.0916|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Southeast LA CO|CA|33.9345|-118.0916|OZONE|3|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Southeast LA CO|CA|33.9345|-118.0916|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Southeast LA CO|CA|33.9345|-118.0916|PM10|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Southeast LA CO|CA|33.9345|-118.0916|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Southeast LA CO|CA|33.9345|-118.0916|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Southeast LA CO|CA|33.9345|-118.0916|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Spokane|WA|47.6500|-117.4167|PM2.5|56|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Spokane|WA|47.6500|-117.4167|PM2.5||Moderate|No|Friday, November 13 -- Air quality degraded overnight because of poor ventilation, but has improved during the daytime.  Expect similar detrioration overnight and improvement during the day through Saturday night.  Air quality should be good Sunday and Monday.|
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|N|Spokane|WA|47.6500|-117.4167|PM10||Good|No|Friday, November 13 -- Air quality degraded overnight because of poor ventilation, but has improved during the daytime.  Expect similar detrioration overnight and improvement during the day through Saturday night.  Air quality should be good Sunday and Monday.|
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|N|Spokane|WA|47.6500|-117.4167|CO||Good|No|Friday, November 13 -- Air quality degraded overnight because of poor ventilation, but has improved during the daytime.  Expect similar detrioration overnight and improvement during the day through Saturday night.  Air quality should be good Sunday and Monday.|
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Spokane|WA|47.6500|-117.4167|PM2.5|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Spokane|WA|47.6500|-117.4167|PM2.5||Moderate|No|Friday, November 13 -- Air quality degraded overnight because of poor ventilation, but has improved during the daytime.  Expect similar detrioration overnight and improvement during the day through Saturday night.  Air quality should be good Sunday and Monday.|
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Spokane|WA|47.6500|-117.4167|PM10||Good|No|Friday, November 13 -- Air quality degraded overnight because of poor ventilation, but has improved during the daytime.  Expect similar detrioration overnight and improvement during the day through Saturday night.  Air quality should be good Sunday and Monday.|
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Spokane|WA|47.6500|-117.4167|CO||Good|No|Friday, November 13 -- Air quality degraded overnight because of poor ventilation, but has improved during the daytime.  Expect similar detrioration overnight and improvement during the day through Saturday night.  Air quality should be good Sunday and Monday.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Spokane|WA|47.6500|-117.4167|PM2.5||Good|No|Friday, November 13 -- Air quality degraded overnight because of poor ventilation, but has improved during the daytime.  Expect similar detrioration overnight and improvement during the day through Saturday night.  Air quality should be good Sunday and Monday.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|N|Spokane|WA|47.6500|-117.4167|PM10||Good|No|Friday, November 13 -- Air quality degraded overnight because of poor ventilation, but has improved during the daytime.  Expect similar detrioration overnight and improvement during the day through Saturday night.  Air quality should be good Sunday and Monday.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|N|Spokane|WA|47.6500|-117.4167|CO||Good|No|Friday, November 13 -- Air quality degraded overnight because of poor ventilation, but has improved during the daytime.  Expect similar detrioration overnight and improvement during the day through Saturday night.  Air quality should be good Sunday and Monday.|
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Spokane|WA|47.6500|-117.4167|PM2.5||Good|No|Friday, November 13 -- Air quality degraded overnight because of poor ventilation, but has improved during the daytime.  Expect similar detrioration overnight and improvement during the day through Saturday night.  Air quality should be good Sunday and Monday.|
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|N|Spokane|WA|47.6500|-117.4167|PM10||Good|No|Friday, November 13 -- Air quality degraded overnight because of poor ventilation, but has improved during the daytime.  Expect similar detrioration overnight and improvement during the day through Saturday night.  Air quality should be good Sunday and Monday.|
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|N|Spokane|WA|47.6500|-117.4167|CO||Good|No|Friday, November 13 -- Air quality degraded overnight because of poor ventilation, but has improved during the daytime.  Expect similar detrioration overnight and improvement during the day through Saturday night.  Air quality should be good Sunday and Monday.|
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Springfield|IL|39.8440|-89.6050|PM2.5|29|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Springfield|IL|39.8440|-89.6050|OZONE|23|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|Y|Springfield|IL|39.8440|-89.6050|PM2.5|27|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Springfield|IL|39.8440|-89.6050|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Springfield|IL|39.8440|-89.6050|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Springfield|IL|39.8440|-89.6050|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Springfield|MA|42.1000|-72.5840|PM2.5|32|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Springfield|MA|42.1000|-72.5840|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Springfield|MA|42.1000|-72.5840|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Springfield|MA|42.1000|-72.5840|OZONE|35|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Springfield|MO|37.2619|-93.2981|PM2.5|16|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Springfield|MO|37.2619|-93.2981|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Springfield|MO|37.2619|-93.2981|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Springfield|MO|37.2619|-93.2981|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|Y|Springfield|MO|37.2619|-93.2981|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||CDT|5|F|Y|Springfield|MO|37.2619|-93.2981|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|St. Louis (Metro-east)|IL|38.7270|-89.9590|OZONE|36|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|St. Louis (Metro-east)|IL|38.7270|-89.9590|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|St. Louis (Metro-east)|IL|38.7270|-89.9590|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|St. Louis (Metro-east)|IL|38.7270|-89.9590|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|St. Petersburg|FL|27.7910|-82.7400|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|St. Petersburg|FL|27.7910|-82.7400|PM2.5|10|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|St. Petersburg|FL|27.7910|-82.7400|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|St. Petersburg|FL|27.7910|-82.7400|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|St. Petersburg|FL|27.7910|-82.7400|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|St. Petersburg|FL|27.7910|-82.7400|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Stafford|CT|41.9756|-72.3867|PM2.5|11|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Stafford|CT|41.9756|-72.3867|PM2.5|17|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Stafford|CT|41.9756|-72.3867|PM2.5|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Stafford County - Rochester|NH|43.2833|-70.9294|PM2.5|29|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Stafford County - Rochester|NH|43.2833|-70.9294|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Stafford County - Rochester|NH|43.2833|-70.9294|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Stafford County - Rochester|NH|43.2833|-70.9294|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Stafford County - Rochester|NH|43.2833|-70.9294|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Stafford County - Rochester|NH|43.2833|-70.9294|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Stockton|CA|37.9699|-121.3067|OZONE|19|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Stockton|CA|37.9699|-121.3067|OZONE|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Stockton|CA|37.9699|-121.3067|OZONE|34|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Stockton|CA|37.9699|-121.3067|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Stockton|CA|37.9699|-121.3067|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Stockton|CA|37.9699|-121.3067|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Stockton|CA|37.9699|-121.3067|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Stow|MA|42.4136|-71.4858|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Stow|MA|42.4136|-71.4858|OZONE|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Stratford|CT|41.1519|-73.1036|PM2.5|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Stratford|CT|41.1519|-73.1036|PM2.5|33|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Stratford|CT|41.1519|-73.1036|PM2.5|40|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Susquehanna Valley|PA|39.9400|-76.6230|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Susquehanna Valley|PA|39.9400|-76.6230|PM2.5|23|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Susquehanna Valley|PA|39.9400|-76.6230|PM2.5|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Susquehanna Valley|PA|39.9400|-76.6230|PM2.5|36|Good|No|Current Conditions: A strong area of low pressure, the remains of what was once Ida, continues to sit and spin off the North Carolina coast. This storm has produced strong winds and flooding from the Outer Banks northward into New Jersey over the past few days, and some spots in southeastern Virginia have had over 10 inches of rain since Tuesday. We have been on the northern fringe of all this rain, and very little or no precipitation has fallen here, thanks to a strong area of high pressure over New England pumping in very dry air from the north. A brisk east to northeast flow over the past couple of days has maintained good air quality across the region. Tonight, we will see plenty of clouds once more, and there can be a little rain as well. Temperatures will likely stay in the middle and upper 40s.  ***  Saturday's forecast: The area of low pressure will weaken and move further out to sea Saturday, but we will still be left with plenty of cloudiness and the chance for a shower. Temperatures will make it into the middle and upper 50s, and air quality for fine particulate should remain good. Mostly cloudy and mild Saturday night with nothing more than a shower.  ***  Sunday's forecast: A weak cold front will pass through the region later Sunday, but this system looks to be moisture starved, and will likely not produce any precipitation. With a little more sunshine than we have been seeing recently, afternoon temperatures out ahead of this front might climb to the upper 60s. While air quality values will climb some due to a light wind, they should remain in the upper good range.  ***  Monday's forecast: For Monday, an area of high pressure coming in from the Great Lakes will strengthen the north to northwest flow some, and this will keep PM 2.5 levels down into the good range. A little cooler on Monday with some sunshine allowing temperatures to peak around the 60 degree mark.  ***  Extended forecast: The middle to latter part of next week looks to be a dry one with the Great Lakes area of high pressure eventually settling right over most of the Eastern United States. With this, expect very light winds. During the late night and morning hours, there may very well be temperature inversions set up, with air quality levels for fine particulates deteriorating into the moderate range. We will continue to monitor this situation very closely for the possible development of excessive fine particle buildups. At any rate, each day should feature some sunshine with temperatures slightly above average values for mid-November. (Average high 52, average low 34). ---McAuliffe|
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Susquehanna Valley|PA|39.9400|-76.6230|OZONE|30|Good|No|Current Conditions: A strong area of low pressure, the remains of what was once Ida, continues to sit and spin off the North Carolina coast. This storm has produced strong winds and flooding from the Outer Banks northward into New Jersey over the past few days, and some spots in southeastern Virginia have had over 10 inches of rain since Tuesday. We have been on the northern fringe of all this rain, and very little or no precipitation has fallen here, thanks to a strong area of high pressure over New England pumping in very dry air from the north. A brisk east to northeast flow over the past couple of days has maintained good air quality across the region. Tonight, we will see plenty of clouds once more, and there can be a little rain as well. Temperatures will likely stay in the middle and upper 40s.  ***  Saturday's forecast: The area of low pressure will weaken and move further out to sea Saturday, but we will still be left with plenty of cloudiness and the chance for a shower. Temperatures will make it into the middle and upper 50s, and air quality for fine particulate should remain good. Mostly cloudy and mild Saturday night with nothing more than a shower.  ***  Sunday's forecast: A weak cold front will pass through the region later Sunday, but this system looks to be moisture starved, and will likely not produce any precipitation. With a little more sunshine than we have been seeing recently, afternoon temperatures out ahead of this front might climb to the upper 60s. While air quality values will climb some due to a light wind, they should remain in the upper good range.  ***  Monday's forecast: For Monday, an area of high pressure coming in from the Great Lakes will strengthen the north to northwest flow some, and this will keep PM 2.5 levels down into the good range. A little cooler on Monday with some sunshine allowing temperatures to peak around the 60 degree mark.  ***  Extended forecast: The middle to latter part of next week looks to be a dry one with the Great Lakes area of high pressure eventually settling right over most of the Eastern United States. With this, expect very light winds. During the late night and morning hours, there may very well be temperature inversions set up, with air quality levels for fine particulates deteriorating into the moderate range. We will continue to monitor this situation very closely for the possible development of excessive fine particle buildups. At any rate, each day should feature some sunshine with temperatures slightly above average values for mid-November. (Average high 52, average low 34). ---McAuliffe|
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Susquehanna Valley|PA|39.9400|-76.6230|PM2.5|46|Good|No|Current Conditions: A strong area of low pressure, the remains of what was once Ida, continues to sit and spin off the North Carolina coast. This storm has produced strong winds and flooding from the Outer Banks northward into New Jersey over the past few days, and some spots in southeastern Virginia have had over 10 inches of rain since Tuesday. We have been on the northern fringe of all this rain, and very little or no precipitation has fallen here, thanks to a strong area of high pressure over New England pumping in very dry air from the north. A brisk east to northeast flow over the past couple of days has maintained good air quality across the region. Tonight, we will see plenty of clouds once more, and there can be a little rain as well. Temperatures will likely stay in the middle and upper 40s.  ***  Saturday's forecast: The area of low pressure will weaken and move further out to sea Saturday, but we will still be left with plenty of cloudiness and the chance for a shower. Temperatures will make it into the middle and upper 50s, and air quality for fine particulate should remain good. Mostly cloudy and mild Saturday night with nothing more than a shower.  ***  Sunday's forecast: A weak cold front will pass through the region later Sunday, but this system looks to be moisture starved, and will likely not produce any precipitation. With a little more sunshine than we have been seeing recently, afternoon temperatures out ahead of this front might climb to the upper 60s. While air quality values will climb some due to a light wind, they should remain in the upper good range.  ***  Monday's forecast: For Monday, an area of high pressure coming in from the Great Lakes will strengthen the north to northwest flow some, and this will keep PM 2.5 levels down into the good range. A little cooler on Monday with some sunshine allowing temperatures to peak around the 60 degree mark.  ***  Extended forecast: The middle to latter part of next week looks to be a dry one with the Great Lakes area of high pressure eventually settling right over most of the Eastern United States. With this, expect very light winds. During the late night and morning hours, there may very well be temperature inversions set up, with air quality levels for fine particulates deteriorating into the moderate range. We will continue to monitor this situation very closely for the possible development of excessive fine particle buildups. At any rate, each day should feature some sunshine with temperatures slightly above average values for mid-November. (Average high 52, average low 34). ---McAuliffe|
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Susquehanna Valley|PA|39.9400|-76.6230|OZONE|35|Good|No|Current Conditions: A strong area of low pressure, the remains of what was once Ida, continues to sit and spin off the North Carolina coast. This storm has produced strong winds and flooding from the Outer Banks northward into New Jersey over the past few days, and some spots in southeastern Virginia have had over 10 inches of rain since Tuesday. We have been on the northern fringe of all this rain, and very little or no precipitation has fallen here, thanks to a strong area of high pressure over New England pumping in very dry air from the north. A brisk east to northeast flow over the past couple of days has maintained good air quality across the region. Tonight, we will see plenty of clouds once more, and there can be a little rain as well. Temperatures will likely stay in the middle and upper 40s.  ***  Saturday's forecast: The area of low pressure will weaken and move further out to sea Saturday, but we will still be left with plenty of cloudiness and the chance for a shower. Temperatures will make it into the middle and upper 50s, and air quality for fine particulate should remain good. Mostly cloudy and mild Saturday night with nothing more than a shower.  ***  Sunday's forecast: A weak cold front will pass through the region later Sunday, but this system looks to be moisture starved, and will likely not produce any precipitation. With a little more sunshine than we have been seeing recently, afternoon temperatures out ahead of this front might climb to the upper 60s. While air quality values will climb some due to a light wind, they should remain in the upper good range.  ***  Monday's forecast: For Monday, an area of high pressure coming in from the Great Lakes will strengthen the north to northwest flow some, and this will keep PM 2.5 levels down into the good range. A little cooler on Monday with some sunshine allowing temperatures to peak around the 60 degree mark.  ***  Extended forecast: The middle to latter part of next week looks to be a dry one with the Great Lakes area of high pressure eventually settling right over most of the Eastern United States. With this, expect very light winds. During the late night and morning hours, there may very well be temperature inversions set up, with air quality levels for fine particulates deteriorating into the moderate range. We will continue to monitor this situation very closely for the possible development of excessive fine particle buildups. At any rate, each day should feature some sunshine with temperatures slightly above average values for mid-November. (Average high 52, average low 34). ---McAuliffe|
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Susquehanna Valley|PA|39.9400|-76.6230|PM2.5|42|Good|No|Current Conditions: A strong area of low pressure, the remains of what was once Ida, continues to sit and spin off the North Carolina coast. This storm has produced strong winds and flooding from the Outer Banks northward into New Jersey over the past few days, and some spots in southeastern Virginia have had over 10 inches of rain since Tuesday. We have been on the northern fringe of all this rain, and very little or no precipitation has fallen here, thanks to a strong area of high pressure over New England pumping in very dry air from the north. A brisk east to northeast flow over the past couple of days has maintained good air quality across the region. Tonight, we will see plenty of clouds once more, and there can be a little rain as well. Temperatures will likely stay in the middle and upper 40s.  ***  Saturday's forecast: The area of low pressure will weaken and move further out to sea Saturday, but we will still be left with plenty of cloudiness and the chance for a shower. Temperatures will make it into the middle and upper 50s, and air quality for fine particulate should remain good. Mostly cloudy and mild Saturday night with nothing more than a shower.  ***  Sunday's forecast: A weak cold front will pass through the region later Sunday, but this system looks to be moisture starved, and will likely not produce any precipitation. With a little more sunshine than we have been seeing recently, afternoon temperatures out ahead of this front might climb to the upper 60s. While air quality values will climb some due to a light wind, they should remain in the upper good range.  ***  Monday's forecast: For Monday, an area of high pressure coming in from the Great Lakes will strengthen the north to northwest flow some, and this will keep PM 2.5 levels down into the good range. A little cooler on Monday with some sunshine allowing temperatures to peak around the 60 degree mark.  ***  Extended forecast: The middle to latter part of next week looks to be a dry one with the Great Lakes area of high pressure eventually settling right over most of the Eastern United States. With this, expect very light winds. During the late night and morning hours, there may very well be temperature inversions set up, with air quality levels for fine particulates deteriorating into the moderate range. We will continue to monitor this situation very closely for the possible development of excessive fine particle buildups. At any rate, each day should feature some sunshine with temperatures slightly above average values for mid-November. (Average high 52, average low 34). ---McAuliffe|
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Susquehanna Valley|PA|39.9400|-76.6230|OZONE|33|Good|No|Current Conditions: A strong area of low pressure, the remains of what was once Ida, continues to sit and spin off the North Carolina coast. This storm has produced strong winds and flooding from the Outer Banks northward into New Jersey over the past few days, and some spots in southeastern Virginia have had over 10 inches of rain since Tuesday. We have been on the northern fringe of all this rain, and very little or no precipitation has fallen here, thanks to a strong area of high pressure over New England pumping in very dry air from the north. A brisk east to northeast flow over the past couple of days has maintained good air quality across the region. Tonight, we will see plenty of clouds once more, and there can be a little rain as well. Temperatures will likely stay in the middle and upper 40s.  ***  Saturday's forecast: The area of low pressure will weaken and move further out to sea Saturday, but we will still be left with plenty of cloudiness and the chance for a shower. Temperatures will make it into the middle and upper 50s, and air quality for fine particulate should remain good. Mostly cloudy and mild Saturday night with nothing more than a shower.  ***  Sunday's forecast: A weak cold front will pass through the region later Sunday, but this system looks to be moisture starved, and will likely not produce any precipitation. With a little more sunshine than we have been seeing recently, afternoon temperatures out ahead of this front might climb to the upper 60s. While air quality values will climb some due to a light wind, they should remain in the upper good range.  ***  Monday's forecast: For Monday, an area of high pressure coming in from the Great Lakes will strengthen the north to northwest flow some, and this will keep PM 2.5 levels down into the good range. A little cooler on Monday with some sunshine allowing temperatures to peak around the 60 degree mark.  ***  Extended forecast: The middle to latter part of next week looks to be a dry one with the Great Lakes area of high pressure eventually settling right over most of the Eastern United States. With this, expect very light winds. During the late night and morning hours, there may very well be temperature inversions set up, with air quality levels for fine particulates deteriorating into the moderate range. We will continue to monitor this situation very closely for the possible development of excessive fine particle buildups. At any rate, each day should feature some sunshine with temperatures slightly above average values for mid-November. (Average high 52, average low 34). ---McAuliffe|
11/13/09|11/17/09||EDT|4|F|Y|Susquehanna Valley|PA|39.9400|-76.6230|PM2.5|49|Good|No|Current Conditions: A strong area of low pressure, the remains of what was once Ida, continues to sit and spin off the North Carolina coast. This storm has produced strong winds and flooding from the Outer Banks northward into New Jersey over the past few days, and some spots in southeastern Virginia have had over 10 inches of rain since Tuesday. We have been on the northern fringe of all this rain, and very little or no precipitation has fallen here, thanks to a strong area of high pressure over New England pumping in very dry air from the north. A brisk east to northeast flow over the past couple of days has maintained good air quality across the region. Tonight, we will see plenty of clouds once more, and there can be a little rain as well. Temperatures will likely stay in the middle and upper 40s.  ***  Saturday's forecast: The area of low pressure will weaken and move further out to sea Saturday, but we will still be left with plenty of cloudiness and the chance for a shower. Temperatures will make it into the middle and upper 50s, and air quality for fine particulate should remain good. Mostly cloudy and mild Saturday night with nothing more than a shower.  ***  Sunday's forecast: A weak cold front will pass through the region later Sunday, but this system looks to be moisture starved, and will likely not produce any precipitation. With a little more sunshine than we have been seeing recently, afternoon temperatures out ahead of this front might climb to the upper 60s. While air quality values will climb some due to a light wind, they should remain in the upper good range.  ***  Monday's forecast: For Monday, an area of high pressure coming in from the Great Lakes will strengthen the north to northwest flow some, and this will keep PM 2.5 levels down into the good range. A little cooler on Monday with some sunshine allowing temperatures to peak around the 60 degree mark.  ***  Extended forecast: The middle to latter part of next week looks to be a dry one with the Great Lakes area of high pressure eventually settling right over most of the Eastern United States. With this, expect very light winds. During the late night and morning hours, there may very well be temperature inversions set up, with air quality levels for fine particulates deteriorating into the moderate range. We will continue to monitor this situation very closely for the possible development of excessive fine particle buildups. At any rate, each day should feature some sunshine with temperatures slightly above average values for mid-November. (Average high 52, average low 34). ---McAuliffe|
11/13/09|11/17/09||EDT|4|F|N|Susquehanna Valley|PA|39.9400|-76.6230|OZONE|36|Good|No|Current Conditions: A strong area of low pressure, the remains of what was once Ida, continues to sit and spin off the North Carolina coast. This storm has produced strong winds and flooding from the Outer Banks northward into New Jersey over the past few days, and some spots in southeastern Virginia have had over 10 inches of rain since Tuesday. We have been on the northern fringe of all this rain, and very little or no precipitation has fallen here, thanks to a strong area of high pressure over New England pumping in very dry air from the north. A brisk east to northeast flow over the past couple of days has maintained good air quality across the region. Tonight, we will see plenty of clouds once more, and there can be a little rain as well. Temperatures will likely stay in the middle and upper 40s.  ***  Saturday's forecast: The area of low pressure will weaken and move further out to sea Saturday, but we will still be left with plenty of cloudiness and the chance for a shower. Temperatures will make it into the middle and upper 50s, and air quality for fine particulate should remain good. Mostly cloudy and mild Saturday night with nothing more than a shower.  ***  Sunday's forecast: A weak cold front will pass through the region later Sunday, but this system looks to be moisture starved, and will likely not produce any precipitation. With a little more sunshine than we have been seeing recently, afternoon temperatures out ahead of this front might climb to the upper 60s. While air quality values will climb some due to a light wind, they should remain in the upper good range.  ***  Monday's forecast: For Monday, an area of high pressure coming in from the Great Lakes will strengthen the north to northwest flow some, and this will keep PM 2.5 levels down into the good range. A little cooler on Monday with some sunshine allowing temperatures to peak around the 60 degree mark.  ***  Extended forecast: The middle to latter part of next week looks to be a dry one with the Great Lakes area of high pressure eventually settling right over most of the Eastern United States. With this, expect very light winds. During the late night and morning hours, there may very well be temperature inversions set up, with air quality levels for fine particulates deteriorating into the moderate range. We will continue to monitor this situation very closely for the possible development of excessive fine particle buildups. At any rate, each day should feature some sunshine with temperatures slightly above average values for mid-November. (Average high 52, average low 34). ---McAuliffe|
11/13/09|11/18/09||EDT|5|F|Y|Susquehanna Valley|PA|39.9400|-76.6230|PM2.5|60|Moderate|No|Current Conditions: A strong area of low pressure, the remains of what was once Ida, continues to sit and spin off the North Carolina coast. This storm has produced strong winds and flooding from the Outer Banks northward into New Jersey over the past few days, and some spots in southeastern Virginia have had over 10 inches of rain since Tuesday. We have been on the northern fringe of all this rain, and very little or no precipitation has fallen here, thanks to a strong area of high pressure over New England pumping in very dry air from the north. A brisk east to northeast flow over the past couple of days has maintained good air quality across the region. Tonight, we will see plenty of clouds once more, and there can be a little rain as well. Temperatures will likely stay in the middle and upper 40s.  ***  Saturday's forecast: The area of low pressure will weaken and move further out to sea Saturday, but we will still be left with plenty of cloudiness and the chance for a shower. Temperatures will make it into the middle and upper 50s, and air quality for fine particulate should remain good. Mostly cloudy and mild Saturday night with nothing more than a shower.  ***  Sunday's forecast: A weak cold front will pass through the region later Sunday, but this system looks to be moisture starved, and will likely not produce any precipitation. With a little more sunshine than we have been seeing recently, afternoon temperatures out ahead of this front might climb to the upper 60s. While air quality values will climb some due to a light wind, they should remain in the upper good range.  ***  Monday's forecast: For Monday, an area of high pressure coming in from the Great Lakes will strengthen the north to northwest flow some, and this will keep PM 2.5 levels down into the good range. A little cooler on Monday with some sunshine allowing temperatures to peak around the 60 degree mark.  ***  Extended forecast: The middle to latter part of next week looks to be a dry one with the Great Lakes area of high pressure eventually settling right over most of the Eastern United States. With this, expect very light winds. During the late night and morning hours, there may very well be temperature inversions set up, with air quality levels for fine particulates deteriorating into the moderate range. We will continue to monitor this situation very closely for the possible development of excessive fine particle buildups. At any rate, each day should feature some sunshine with temperatures slightly above average values for mid-November. (Average high 52, average low 34). ---McAuliffe|
11/13/09|11/18/09||EDT|5|F|N|Susquehanna Valley|PA|39.9400|-76.6230|OZONE|38|Good|No|Current Conditions: A strong area of low pressure, the remains of what was once Ida, continues to sit and spin off the North Carolina coast. This storm has produced strong winds and flooding from the Outer Banks northward into New Jersey over the past few days, and some spots in southeastern Virginia have had over 10 inches of rain since Tuesday. We have been on the northern fringe of all this rain, and very little or no precipitation has fallen here, thanks to a strong area of high pressure over New England pumping in very dry air from the north. A brisk east to northeast flow over the past couple of days has maintained good air quality across the region. Tonight, we will see plenty of clouds once more, and there can be a little rain as well. Temperatures will likely stay in the middle and upper 40s.  ***  Saturday's forecast: The area of low pressure will weaken and move further out to sea Saturday, but we will still be left with plenty of cloudiness and the chance for a shower. Temperatures will make it into the middle and upper 50s, and air quality for fine particulate should remain good. Mostly cloudy and mild Saturday night with nothing more than a shower.  ***  Sunday's forecast: A weak cold front will pass through the region later Sunday, but this system looks to be moisture starved, and will likely not produce any precipitation. With a little more sunshine than we have been seeing recently, afternoon temperatures out ahead of this front might climb to the upper 60s. While air quality values will climb some due to a light wind, they should remain in the upper good range.  ***  Monday's forecast: For Monday, an area of high pressure coming in from the Great Lakes will strengthen the north to northwest flow some, and this will keep PM 2.5 levels down into the good range. A little cooler on Monday with some sunshine allowing temperatures to peak around the 60 degree mark.  ***  Extended forecast: The middle to latter part of next week looks to be a dry one with the Great Lakes area of high pressure eventually settling right over most of the Eastern United States. With this, expect very light winds. During the late night and morning hours, there may very well be temperature inversions set up, with air quality levels for fine particulates deteriorating into the moderate range. We will continue to monitor this situation very closely for the possible development of excessive fine particle buildups. At any rate, each day should feature some sunshine with temperatures slightly above average values for mid-November. (Average high 52, average low 34). ---McAuliffe|
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|SW Coastal LA|CA|33.9541|-118.4302|OZONE|38|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|SW Coastal LA|CA|33.9541|-118.4302|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|SW Coastal LA|CA|33.9541|-118.4302|PM10|31|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|SW Coastal LA|CA|33.9541|-118.4302|OZONE|30|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|SW Coastal LA|CA|33.9541|-118.4302|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|SW Coastal LA|CA|33.9541|-118.4302|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|SW Coastal LA|CA|33.9541|-118.4302|OZONE|21|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|SW Coastal LA|CA|33.9541|-118.4302|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|SW Coastal LA|CA|33.9541|-118.4302|PM10|32|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|SW Coastal LA|CA|33.9541|-118.4302|OZONE|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|SW Coastal LA|CA|33.9541|-118.4302|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|SW Coastal LA|CA|33.9541|-118.4302|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|SW San Bernardino|CA|34.0017|-117.6585|PM2.5|53|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|SW San Bernardino|CA|34.0017|-117.6585|PM10|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|SW San Bernardino|CA|34.0017|-117.6585|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|SW San Bernardino|CA|34.0017|-117.6585|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|SW San Bernardino|CA|34.0017|-117.6585|PM10|35|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|SW San Bernardino|CA|34.0017|-117.6585|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|SW San Bernardino|CA|34.0017|-117.6585|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|SW San Bernardino|CA|34.0017|-117.6585|NO2|30|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|SW San Bernardino|CA|34.0017|-117.6585|PM2.5|67|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|N|SW San Bernardino|CA|34.0017|-117.6585|OZONE|5|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|SW San Bernardino|CA|34.0017|-117.6585|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|SW San Bernardino|CA|34.0017|-117.6585|PM10|34|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|SW San Bernardino|CA|34.0017|-117.6585|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|SW San Bernardino|CA|34.0017|-117.6585|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|SW San Bernardino|CA|34.0017|-117.6585|NO2|30|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Syracuse|NY|43.0420|-76.0600|OZONE|16|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Syracuse|NY|43.0420|-76.0600|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Syracuse|NY|43.0420|-76.0600|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Syracuse|NY|43.0420|-76.0600|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Tacoma-Puyallup|WA|47.0480|-122.1130|PM2.5|33|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Tacoma-Puyallup|WA|47.0480|-122.1130|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast period is Nov 12 - 16.  A series of weather systems will keep pollutants dispersed and air quality will be AQI Good.  No burn bans are anticipated.|
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Tacoma-Puyallup|WA|47.0480|-122.1130|PM2.5|12|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Tacoma-Puyallup|WA|47.0480|-122.1130|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast period is Nov 12 - 16.  A series of weather systems will keep pollutants dispersed and air quality will be AQI Good.  No burn bans are anticipated.|
11/12/09|11/15/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Tacoma-Puyallup|WA|47.0480|-122.1130|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast period is Nov 12 - 16.  A series of weather systems will keep pollutants dispersed and air quality will be AQI Good.  No burn bans are anticipated.|
11/12/09|11/16/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Tacoma-Puyallup|WA|47.0480|-122.1130|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast period is Nov 12 - 16.  A series of weather systems will keep pollutants dispersed and air quality will be AQI Good.  No burn bans are anticipated.|
11/12/09|11/17/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Tacoma-Puyallup|WA|47.0480|-122.1130|PM2.5||Good|No|Forecast period is Nov 12 - 16.  A series of weather systems will keep pollutants dispersed and air quality will be AQI Good.  No burn bans are anticipated.|
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Tampa|FL|27.9590|-82.4820|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Tampa|FL|27.9590|-82.4820|PM2.5|15|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Tampa|FL|27.9590|-82.4820|PM2.5|32|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Tampa|FL|27.9590|-82.4820|OZONE|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Tampa|FL|27.9590|-82.4820|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Tampa|FL|27.9590|-82.4820|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Tampa|FL|27.9590|-82.4820|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|Tampa|FL|27.9590|-82.4820|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Tampa|FL|27.9590|-82.4820|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|Tampa|FL|27.9590|-82.4820|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Temecula Vly|CA|33.5320|-117.0985|OZONE|37|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Temecula Vly|CA|33.5320|-117.0985|PM2.5|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Temecula Vly|CA|33.5320|-117.0985|PM10|28|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Temecula Vly|CA|33.5320|-117.0985|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Temecula Vly|CA|33.5320|-117.0985|PM10|29|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Temecula Vly|CA|33.5320|-117.0985|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Temecula Vly|CA|33.5320|-117.0985|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Temecula Vly|CA|33.5320|-117.0985|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Temecula Vly|CA|33.5320|-117.0985|PM2.5|38|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|N|Temecula Vly|CA|33.5320|-117.0985|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Temecula Vly|CA|33.5320|-117.0985|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Temecula Vly|CA|33.5320|-117.0985|PM10|32|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Temecula Vly|CA|33.5320|-117.0985|OZONE|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Temecula Vly|CA|33.5320|-117.0985|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Temecula Vly|CA|33.5320|-117.0985|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Terre Haute|IN|39.4860|-87.4010|PM2.5|34|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Terre Haute|IN|39.4860|-87.4010|PM2.5|56|Moderate|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Terre Haute|IN|39.4860|-87.4010|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/12/09|11/15/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Terre Haute|IN|39.4860|-87.4010|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/12/09|11/16/09||EDT|4|F|Y|Terre Haute|IN|39.4860|-87.4010|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Thibodaux|LA|29.7639|-90.7653|PM2.5|48|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Thibodaux|LA|29.7639|-90.7653|OZONE|37|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|Y|Thibodaux|LA|29.7639|-90.7653|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|N|Thibodaux|LA|29.7639|-90.7653|OZONE|0|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Thibodaux|LA|29.7639|-90.7653|PM2.5|49|Good|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Thibodaux|LA|29.7639|-90.7653|OZONE|44|Good|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Thibodaux|LA|29.7639|-90.7653|PM2.5|49|Good|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Thibodaux|LA|29.7639|-90.7653|OZONE|44|Good|No|Today through Sunday, calm overnight winds will limit the dispersion of pollutants across Louisiana, and areas of fog will enhance the formation of particles, leading to Moderate AQI levels in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Lake Charles on all three days.  Elsewhere, low pollutant carryover from day to day will keep AQI levels Good on all three days.|
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Thousand Oaks|CA|34.2100|-118.8690|OZONE|36|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Thousand Oaks|CA|34.2100|-118.8690|PM2.5|28|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Thousand Oaks|CA|34.2100|-118.8690|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Thousand Oaks|CA|34.2100|-118.8690|PM2.5|31|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|N|Thousand Oaks|CA|34.2100|-118.8690|OZONE|21|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Thousand Oaks|CA|34.2100|-118.8690|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Torrington|CT|41.8200|-73.2956|OZONE|26|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Torrington|CT|41.8200|-73.2956|PM2.5|4|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Torrington|CT|41.8200|-73.2956|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Torrington|CT|41.8200|-73.2956|PM2.5|6|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Torrington|CT|41.8200|-73.2956|PM2.5|11|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Torrington|CT|41.8200|-73.2956|PM2.5|17|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Torrington|CT|41.8200|-73.2956|PM2.5|24|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/14/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Traverse City|MI|44.7544|-85.6029|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/12/09|11/15/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Traverse City|MI|44.7544|-85.6029|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/12/09|11/16/09||EDT|4|F|Y|Traverse City|MI|44.7544|-85.6029|PM2.5||Good|No|FORECAST SUMMARY: Monday, November 9th, 2009 through Monday, November 16th, 2009  PM-2.5: 24-hour Fine Particulate concentrations will range between Good and Moderate Monday; Good levels are then expected through Thursday. Scattered Moderates are possible Friday and Saturday with improving levels into the Good range Sunday and Monday.  FORECAST DISCUSSION:  A cold front will be passing the state Monday and this front will help improve the air quality levels across the state. Moderate levels of Sunday and Monday will fall back into the Good range Tuesday behind the cold front. High pressure sliding in through mid week will keep Good fine particulate levels in place through Thursday.  High pressure will remain in control through most of Friday and southwest winds will pick up at the surface and upper levels. Because of this we could see scattered Moderate fine particulate levels.  EXTENDED FORECAST:  The next weather system will be a cold front which is forecast to pass the state Saturday into Sunday. Fine particulate levels are expected to range between the middle Good to middle Moderate range through most of the weekend. High pressure moving in later Sunday into Monday will bring Good air quality levels back to the area.  Forecast updated by Stephanie Hengesbach: Monday, November 9th, 2009  Next forecast update: Monday, November 16th, 2009|
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Tri-Cities|TN|36.5300|-82.5570|PM2.5|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Tri-Cities|TN|36.5300|-82.5570|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Tri-Cities|TN|36.5300|-82.5570|PM2.5|50|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Tri-Cities|TN|36.5300|-82.5570|PM2.5|52|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Trona|CA|35.7744|-117.3722|OZONE|32|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Trona|CA|35.7744|-117.3722|PM2.5|39|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Trona|CA|35.7744|-117.3722|PM10|28|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Trona|CA|35.7744|-117.3722|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Trona|CA|35.7744|-117.3722|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Trona|CA|35.7744|-117.3722|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Trona|CA|35.7744|-117.3722|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Trona|CA|35.7744|-117.3722|PM10|32|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Trona|CA|35.7744|-117.3722|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Trona|CA|35.7744|-117.3722|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Trona|CA|35.7744|-117.3722|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Tulsa|OK|36.1280|-95.9160|PM2.5|73|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Tulsa|OK|36.1280|-95.9160|OZONE|39|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Tulsa|OK|36.1280|-95.9160|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Tulsa|OK|36.1280|-95.9160|OZONE|40|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Tulsa|OK|36.1280|-95.9160|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Tulsa|OK|36.1280|-95.9160|PM2.5|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Tulsa|OK|36.1280|-95.9160|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|N|Tulsa|OK|36.1280|-95.9160|PM2.5|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|Y|Tulsa|OK|36.1280|-95.9160|OZONE|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|N|Tulsa|OK|36.1280|-95.9160|PM2.5|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Twentynine Palms|CA|34.3167|-116.0944|OZONE|33|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Twentynine Palms|CA|34.3167|-116.0944|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Twentynine Palms|CA|34.3167|-116.0944|PM10|31|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Twentynine Palms|CA|34.3167|-116.0944|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Twentynine Palms|CA|34.3167|-116.0944|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Twentynine Palms|CA|34.3167|-116.0944|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Twentynine Palms|CA|34.3167|-116.0944|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Twentynine Palms|CA|34.3167|-116.0944|PM10|33|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Twentynine Palms|CA|34.3167|-116.0944|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Twentynine Palms|CA|34.3167|-116.0944|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Twentynine Palms|CA|34.3167|-116.0944|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|Y|Twin Falls|ID|42.5641|-114.4462|PM2.5|22|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|1:00|MDT|0|O|Y|Twin Falls|ID|42.5641|-114.4462|PM2.5|48|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||MDT|1|F|Y|Twin Falls|ID|42.5641|-114.4462|PM2.5|25|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||MDT|2|F|Y|Twin Falls|ID|42.5641|-114.4462|PM2.5|25|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Tyler-Longview-Marshall|TX|32.3500|-95.3000|PM2.5|53|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Tyler-Longview-Marshall|TX|32.3500|-95.3000|OZONE|42|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|Y|Tyler-Longview-Marshall|TX|32.3500|-95.3000|PM2.5|55|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Tyler-Longview-Marshall|TX|32.3500|-95.3000|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Tyler-Longview-Marshall|TX|32.3500|-95.3000|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Tyler-Longview-Marshall|TX|32.3500|-95.3000|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Tyler-Longview-Marshall|TX|32.3500|-95.3000|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Tyler-Longview-Marshall|TX|32.3500|-95.3000|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Tyler-Longview-Marshall|TX|32.3500|-95.3000|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Tyler-Longview-Marshall|TX|32.3500|-95.3000|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|N|Tyler-Longview-Marshall|TX|32.3500|-95.3000|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|N|Tyler-Longview-Marshall|TX|32.3500|-95.3000|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|Y|Tyler-Longview-Marshall|TX|32.3500|-95.3000|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|N|Tyler-Longview-Marshall|TX|32.3500|-95.3000|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|N|Tyler-Longview-Marshall|TX|32.3500|-95.3000|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Utica|NY|43.0994|-75.2250|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Utica|NY|43.0994|-75.2250|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Utica|NY|43.0994|-75.2250|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Vacaville|CA|38.3525|-121.9617|OZONE|26|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Vacaville|CA|38.3525|-121.9617|PM2.5|23|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Vacaville|CA|38.3525|-121.9617|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Vacaville|CA|38.3525|-121.9617|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Vacaville|CA|38.3525|-121.9617|PM2.5|19|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Vacaville|CA|38.3525|-121.9617|PM2.5|62|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Vacaville|CA|38.3525|-121.9617|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Vacaville|CA|38.3525|-121.9617|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Vacaville|CA|38.3525|-121.9617|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Ventura|CA|34.2900|-119.3140|OZONE|37|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Ventura|CA|34.2900|-119.3140|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Ventura|CA|34.2900|-119.3140|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Victoria|TX|28.8240|-96.9830|OZONE|44|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Victoria|TX|28.8240|-96.9830|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Victoria|TX|28.8240|-96.9830|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Victoria|TX|28.8240|-96.9830|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Victoria|TX|28.8240|-96.9830|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Victoria|TX|28.8240|-96.9830|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Victoria|TX|28.8240|-96.9830|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Victoria|TX|28.8240|-96.9830|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|N|Victoria|TX|28.8240|-96.9830|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|N|Victoria|TX|28.8240|-96.9830|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|Y|Victoria|TX|28.8240|-96.9830|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|N|Victoria|TX|28.8240|-96.9830|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|N|Victoria|TX|28.8240|-96.9830|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Victorville|CA|34.5108|-117.3255|OZONE|37|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Victorville|CA|34.5108|-117.3255|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Victorville|CA|34.5108|-117.3255|PM10|32|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Victorville|CA|34.5108|-117.3255|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Victorville|CA|34.5108|-117.3255|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Victorville|CA|34.5108|-117.3255|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Victorville|CA|34.5108|-117.3255|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Victorville|CA|34.5108|-117.3255|PM10|37|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Victorville|CA|34.5108|-117.3255|OZONE|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Victorville|CA|34.5108|-117.3255|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Victorville|CA|34.5108|-117.3255|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Visalia|CA|36.3254|-119.3206|PM2.5|118|Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Visalia|CA|36.3254|-119.3206|OZONE|6|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Visalia|CA|36.3254|-119.3206|PM2.5|76|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Visalia|CA|36.3254|-119.3206|PM2.5|78|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Visalia|CA|36.3254|-119.3206|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Visalia|CA|36.3254|-119.3206|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Visalia|CA|36.3254|-119.3206|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Visalia|CA|36.3254|-119.3206|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|W San Bernardino M|CA|34.2440|-117.5328|PM2.5|53|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|W San Bernardino M|CA|34.2440|-117.5328|PM10|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|W San Bernardino M|CA|34.2440|-117.5328|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|W San Bernardino M|CA|34.2440|-117.5328|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|W San Bernardino M|CA|34.2440|-117.5328|PM10|25|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|W San Bernardino M|CA|34.2440|-117.5328|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|W San Bernardino M|CA|34.2440|-117.5328|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|W San Bernardino M|CA|34.2440|-117.5328|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|W San Bernardino M|CA|34.2440|-117.5328|PM2.5|67|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|N|W San Bernardino M|CA|34.2440|-117.5328|OZONE|5|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|W San Bernardino M|CA|34.2440|-117.5328|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|W San Bernardino M|CA|34.2440|-117.5328|PM10|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|W San Bernardino M|CA|34.2440|-117.5328|OZONE|33|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|W San Bernardino M|CA|34.2440|-117.5328|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|W San Bernardino M|CA|34.2440|-117.5328|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|W San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1991|-118.5327|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|W San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1991|-118.5327|OZONE|32|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|W San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1991|-118.5327|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|W San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1991|-118.5327|PM10|27|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|W San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1991|-118.5327|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|W San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1991|-118.5327|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|W San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1991|-118.5327|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|W San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1991|-118.5327|PM2.5|31|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|N|W San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1991|-118.5327|OZONE|23|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|W San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1991|-118.5327|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|W San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1991|-118.5327|PM10|29|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|W San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1991|-118.5327|OZONE|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|W San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1991|-118.5327|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|W San Fernando Vly|CA|34.1991|-118.5327|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|W San Gabriel Vly|CA|34.1327|-118.1272|OZONE|22|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|W San Gabriel Vly|CA|34.1327|-118.1272|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|W San Gabriel Vly|CA|34.1327|-118.1272|PM10|31|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|W San Gabriel Vly|CA|34.1327|-118.1272|OZONE|27|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|W San Gabriel Vly|CA|34.1327|-118.1272|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|W San Gabriel Vly|CA|34.1327|-118.1272|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|W San Gabriel Vly|CA|34.1327|-118.1272|OZONE|4|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|W San Gabriel Vly|CA|34.1327|-118.1272|PM2.5|49|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|W San Gabriel Vly|CA|34.1327|-118.1272|PM10|28|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|W San Gabriel Vly|CA|34.1327|-118.1272|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|W San Gabriel Vly|CA|34.1327|-118.1272|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|W San Gabriel Vly|CA|34.1327|-118.1272|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|Y|Waco-Killeen|TX|31.5558|-97.1309|PM2.5|54|Moderate|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||CDT|-1|Y|N|Waco-Killeen|TX|31.5558|-97.1309|OZONE|40|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|2:00|CDT|0|O|Y|Waco-Killeen|TX|31.5558|-97.1309|PM2.5|43|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|Y|Waco-Killeen|TX|31.5558|-97.1309|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Waco-Killeen|TX|31.5558|-97.1309|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||CDT|1|F|N|Waco-Killeen|TX|31.5558|-97.1309|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|Y|Waco-Killeen|TX|31.5558|-97.1309|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Waco-Killeen|TX|31.5558|-97.1309|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||CDT|2|F|N|Waco-Killeen|TX|31.5558|-97.1309|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|Y|Waco-Killeen|TX|31.5558|-97.1309|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|N|Waco-Killeen|TX|31.5558|-97.1309|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||CDT|3|F|N|Waco-Killeen|TX|31.5558|-97.1309|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|Y|Waco-Killeen|TX|31.5558|-97.1309|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|N|Waco-Killeen|TX|31.5558|-97.1309|PM10||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||CDT|4|F|N|Waco-Killeen|TX|31.5558|-97.1309|OZONE||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Ware - Quabbin Summit|MA|42.2983|-72.3347|OZONE|26|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Ware - Quabbin Summit|MA|42.2983|-72.3347|PM2.5|16|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Ware - Quabbin Summit|MA|42.2983|-72.3347|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Ware - Quabbin Summit|MA|42.2983|-72.3347|OZONE|35|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||MDT|-1|Y|Y|Washakie Reservation|UT|41.9442|-112.2250|OZONE|6|Good|No||
11/11/09|11/14/09||MDT|3|F|Y|Washakie Reservation|UT|41.9442|-112.2250|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/11/09|11/14/09||MDT|3|F|N|Washakie Reservation|UT|41.9442|-112.2250|PM10||Good|No||
11/11/09|11/15/09||MDT|4|F|Y|Washakie Reservation|UT|41.9442|-112.2250|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/11/09|11/15/09||MDT|4|F|N|Washakie Reservation|UT|41.9442|-112.2250|PM10||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Washington|DC|38.9190|-77.0130|OZONE|23|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Washington|DC|38.9190|-77.0130|PM2.5|15|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Washington|DC|38.9190|-77.0130|OZONE|19|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Washington|DC|38.9190|-77.0130|PM2.5|19|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Washington|DC|38.9190|-77.0130|PM2.5|29|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Washington|DC|38.9190|-77.0130|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Washington|DC|38.9190|-77.0130|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||EDT|4|F|Y|Washington|DC|38.9190|-77.0130|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||EDT|5|F|Y|Washington|DC|38.9190|-77.0130|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|West Buxton|ME|43.6267|-70.6203|OZONE|21|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|West Buxton|ME|43.6267|-70.6203|OZONE|19|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|West Buxton|ME|43.6267|-70.6203|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|West Buxton|ME|43.6267|-70.6203|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|West Buxton|ME|43.6267|-70.6203|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|West Greenwich|RI|41.6150|-71.7197|PM2.5|10|Good|No||
11/10/09|11/14/09||EDT|4|F|Y|West Greenwich|RI|41.6150|-71.7197|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/10/09|11/15/09||EDT|5|F|Y|West Greenwich|RI|41.6150|-71.7197|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|West Palm Beach|FL|26.7150|-80.0620|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|West Palm Beach|FL|26.7150|-80.0620|PM2.5|22|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|West Palm Beach|FL|26.7150|-80.0620|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|West Palm Beach|FL|26.7150|-80.0620|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|West Palm Beach|FL|26.7150|-80.0620|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|N|West Palm Beach|FL|26.7150|-80.0620|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|West Palm Beach|FL|26.7150|-80.0620|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|N|West Palm Beach|FL|26.7150|-80.0620|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||EDT|4|F|Y|West Palm Beach|FL|26.7150|-80.0620|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||EDT|4|F|N|West Palm Beach|FL|26.7150|-80.0620|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||EDT|5|F|Y|West Palm Beach|FL|26.7150|-80.0620|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||EDT|5|F|N|West Palm Beach|FL|26.7150|-80.0620|OZONE||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Western Nevada County|CA|39.2192|-121.0611|OZONE|31|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Western Nevada County|CA|39.2192|-121.0611|OZONE|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Western Nevada County|CA|39.2192|-121.0611|OZONE|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Western Nevada County|CA|39.2192|-121.0611|OZONE|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Western Nevada County|CA|39.2192|-121.0611|OZONE|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Western Nevada County|CA|39.2192|-121.0611|OZONE|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Western Nevada County|CA|39.2192|-121.0611|OZONE|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Westport|CT|41.1189|-73.3369|PM2.5|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Westport|CT|41.1189|-73.3369|PM2.5|33|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Westport|CT|41.1189|-73.3369|PM2.5|40|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|White Plains|NY|41.0522|-73.7642|OZONE|26|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|White Plains|NY|41.0522|-73.7642|PM2.5|7|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|White Plains|NY|41.0522|-73.7642|PM2.5|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|White Plains|NY|41.0522|-73.7642|PM2.5|34|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|White Plains|NY|41.0522|-73.7642|PM2.5|40|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|White Plains|NY|41.0522|-73.7642|PM2.5|48|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Wilmington|DE|39.7360|-75.5300|OZONE|23|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Wilmington|DE|39.7360|-75.5300|PM2.5|9|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Wilmington|DE|39.7360|-75.5300|PM2.5|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Wilmington|DE|39.7360|-75.5300|OZONE|40|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Winchester|VA|39.1500|-78.1500|OZONE|30|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|N|Winchester|VA|39.1500|-78.1500|PM2.5|9|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|Y|Winchester|VA|39.1500|-78.1500|OZONE|22|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|3:00|EDT|0|O|N|Winchester|VA|39.1500|-78.1500|PM2.5|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Winchester|VA|39.1500|-78.1500|PM2.5|23|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Winchester|VA|39.1500|-78.1500|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Winchester|VA|39.1500|-78.1500|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Woodland|CA|38.6784|-121.7741|PM2.5|30|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Woodland|CA|38.6784|-121.7741|OZONE|29|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Woodland|CA|38.6784|-121.7741|PM2.5|42|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Woodland|CA|38.6784|-121.7741|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Woodland|CA|38.6784|-121.7741|PM2.5|19|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Woodland|CA|38.6784|-121.7741|PM2.5|62|Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Woodland|CA|38.6784|-121.7741|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/17/09||PDT|4|F|Y|Woodland|CA|38.6784|-121.7741|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/18/09||PDT|5|F|Y|Woodland|CA|38.6784|-121.7741|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Worcester|MA|42.1908|-71.8761|PM2.5|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Worcester|MA|42.1908|-71.8761|PM2.5|35|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|N|Worcester|MA|42.1908|-71.8761|OZONE|35|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|York/Chester/Lancaster|SC|34.9392|-81.0283|OZONE|20|Good|No||
11/14/09|11/13/09||EDT|-1|Y|Y|Youngstown|OH|41.0992|-80.6464|PM2.5|27|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||EDT|1|F|Y|Youngstown|OH|41.0992|-80.6464|PM2.5|74|Moderate|No|Friday, November 13:  A low-pressure system off the coast of the Carolinas will produce light easterly winds in Youngstown, limiting the dispersion of pollutants.  However, low pollutant carryover from previous days will keep AQI levels in the Good range.  Saturday, November 14:  Light to moderate southerly winds ahead of a cold front over the Upper Midwest will transport moisture and pollutants into the Youngtown-Warren region, enhancing particle production and leading to Moderate AQI levels.  Sunday, the cold front will move into northern Indiana, producing light to moderate southwesterly winds in the Mahoning Valley, continuing to transport moisture and particles into the region.  These weather conditions will cause AQI levels to remain Moderate.  Monday, surface high pressure moving across the Great Lakes will cause moderate northerly winds to develop in Youngstown.  These winds will bring clean, dry air into the region, limiting particle production and yielding Good AQI levels.  Tuesday and Wednesday, high pressure will move over Ohio, producing light and variable winds in the Youngstown-Warren region, limiting the dispersion of particles, and leading to Moderate AQI levels on both days.|
11/13/09|11/15/09||EDT|2|F|Y|Youngstown|OH|41.0992|-80.6464|PM2.5|74|Moderate|No|Friday, November 13:  A low-pressure system off the coast of the Carolinas will produce light easterly winds in Youngstown, limiting the dispersion of pollutants.  However, low pollutant carryover from previous days will keep AQI levels in the Good range.  Saturday, November 14:  Light to moderate southerly winds ahead of a cold front over the Upper Midwest will transport moisture and pollutants into the Youngtown-Warren region, enhancing particle production and leading to Moderate AQI levels.  Sunday, the cold front will move into northern Indiana, producing light to moderate southwesterly winds in the Mahoning Valley, continuing to transport moisture and particles into the region.  These weather conditions will cause AQI levels to remain Moderate.  Monday, surface high pressure moving across the Great Lakes will cause moderate northerly winds to develop in Youngstown.  These winds will bring clean, dry air into the region, limiting particle production and yielding Good AQI levels.  Tuesday and Wednesday, high pressure will move over Ohio, producing light and variable winds in the Youngstown-Warren region, limiting the dispersion of particles, and leading to Moderate AQI levels on both days.|
11/13/09|11/16/09||EDT|3|F|Y|Youngstown|OH|41.0992|-80.6464|PM2.5||Good|No|Friday, November 13:  A low-pressure system off the coast of the Carolinas will produce light easterly winds in Youngstown, limiting the dispersion of pollutants.  However, low pollutant carryover from previous days will keep AQI levels in the Good range.  Saturday, November 14:  Light to moderate southerly winds ahead of a cold front over the Upper Midwest will transport moisture and pollutants into the Youngtown-Warren region, enhancing particle production and leading to Moderate AQI levels.  Sunday, the cold front will move into northern Indiana, producing light to moderate southwesterly winds in the Mahoning Valley, continuing to transport moisture and particles into the region.  These weather conditions will cause AQI levels to remain Moderate.  Monday, surface high pressure moving across the Great Lakes will cause moderate northerly winds to develop in Youngstown.  These winds will bring clean, dry air into the region, limiting particle production and yielding Good AQI levels.  Tuesday and Wednesday, high pressure will move over Ohio, producing light and variable winds in the Youngstown-Warren region, limiting the dispersion of particles, and leading to Moderate AQI levels on both days.|
11/13/09|11/17/09||EDT|4|F|Y|Youngstown|OH|41.0992|-80.6464|PM2.5||Moderate|No|Friday, November 13:  A low-pressure system off the coast of the Carolinas will produce light easterly winds in Youngstown, limiting the dispersion of pollutants.  However, low pollutant carryover from previous days will keep AQI levels in the Good range.  Saturday, November 14:  Light to moderate southerly winds ahead of a cold front over the Upper Midwest will transport moisture and pollutants into the Youngtown-Warren region, enhancing particle production and leading to Moderate AQI levels.  Sunday, the cold front will move into northern Indiana, producing light to moderate southwesterly winds in the Mahoning Valley, continuing to transport moisture and particles into the region.  These weather conditions will cause AQI levels to remain Moderate.  Monday, surface high pressure moving across the Great Lakes will cause moderate northerly winds to develop in Youngstown.  These winds will bring clean, dry air into the region, limiting particle production and yielding Good AQI levels.  Tuesday and Wednesday, high pressure will move over Ohio, producing light and variable winds in the Youngstown-Warren region, limiting the dispersion of particles, and leading to Moderate AQI levels on both days.|
11/13/09|11/18/09||EDT|5|F|Y|Youngstown|OH|41.0992|-80.6464|PM2.5||Moderate|No|Friday, November 13:  A low-pressure system off the coast of the Carolinas will produce light easterly winds in Youngstown, limiting the dispersion of pollutants.  However, low pollutant carryover from previous days will keep AQI levels in the Good range.  Saturday, November 14:  Light to moderate southerly winds ahead of a cold front over the Upper Midwest will transport moisture and pollutants into the Youngtown-Warren region, enhancing particle production and leading to Moderate AQI levels.  Sunday, the cold front will move into northern Indiana, producing light to moderate southwesterly winds in the Mahoning Valley, continuing to transport moisture and particles into the region.  These weather conditions will cause AQI levels to remain Moderate.  Monday, surface high pressure moving across the Great Lakes will cause moderate northerly winds to develop in Youngstown.  These winds will bring clean, dry air into the region, limiting particle production and yielding Good AQI levels.  Tuesday and Wednesday, high pressure will move over Ohio, producing light and variable winds in the Youngstown-Warren region, limiting the dispersion of particles, and leading to Moderate AQI levels on both days.|
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Yuba City/Marysville|CA|39.1389|-121.6175|PM2.5|29|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|N|Yuba City/Marysville|CA|39.1389|-121.6175|OZONE|17|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/13/09||PDT|0|F|Y|Yuba City/Marysville|CA|39.1389|-121.6175|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/14/09|11/14/09|0:00|PDT|0|O|Y|Yuba City/Marysville|CA|39.1389|-121.6175|PM2.5|41|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Yuba City/Marysville|CA|39.1389|-121.6175|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/15/09||PDT|2|F|Y|Yuba City/Marysville|CA|39.1389|-121.6175|PM2.5||Good|No||
11/13/09|11/16/09||PDT|3|F|Y|Yuba City/Marysville|CA|39.1389|-121.6175|PM2.5||Moderate|No||
11/13/09|11/12/09||PDT|-1|Y|Y|Yucca Vly|CA|34.1209|-116.4223|OZONE|33|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Yucca Vly|CA|34.1209|-116.4223|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Yucca Vly|CA|34.1209|-116.4223|PM10|32|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Yucca Vly|CA|34.1209|-116.4223|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Yucca Vly|CA|34.1209|-116.4223|CO|15|Good|No||
11/12/09|11/13/09||PDT|1|F|N|Yucca Vly|CA|34.1209|-116.4223|NO2|20|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|Y|Yucca Vly|CA|34.1209|-116.4223|PM2.5|45|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Yucca Vly|CA|34.1209|-116.4223|PM10|37|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Yucca Vly|CA|34.1209|-116.4223|OZONE|24|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Yucca Vly|CA|34.1209|-116.4223|CO|15|Good|No||
11/13/09|11/14/09||PDT|1|F|N|Yucca Vly|CA|34.1209|-116.4223|NO2|20|Good|No||