Wollongong Air Quality Index (AQI) and Air Pollution
The Wollongong Air Quality Index (AQI) today is 26 (Good). The dominant pollutant is O3. Other measured pollutants include NO₂ (0.6 ppb), SO₂ (0.3 ppb), CO (0.06 ppm), O₃ (0.028 ppm), PM10 (3.1µg/m³), PM2.5 (1 µg/m³), contributing to air pollution.
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Air Quality is
Main Pollutant: O3
Last updated: just now
Major Pollutants Wollongong
1 µg/m³
3.1 µg/m³
0.028 ppm
0.06 ppm
0.6 ppb
0.3 ppb
In Wollongong, the main air pollutant is O3. It mostly comes from Ozone forms when sunlight reacts with gases from vehicles and industries. It can irritate the lungs and throat and make it difficult to breathe especially for people with asthma. To stay safe, Try to avoid outdoor exercise during afternoon hours when ozone levels are usually high.
Wollongong air quality
Wollongong is a vibrant coastal city located south of Sydney, known for its beaches, escarpment views, and a busy industrial port. The climate is mild with ocean breezes moderating temperatures throughout the year. The city blends natural beauty with urban living, offering cultural attractions and outdoor activities. Residential areas are interspersed with green spaces, and coastal walks provide stunning views. Wollongong’s lifestyle combines work opportunities with seaside recreation.
Air pollution can arise from port activities, industrial operations, and dense traffic in urban areas. Fortunately, regular sea breezes and coastal winds help disperse pollutants keeping air quality moderate to good most of the time. Seasonal bushfire smoke may occasionally affect visibility.