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Current Air Data

Issued: 2:07 PM,SUN NOV 22 2009
Baton RougeSundayMondayTuesday
Ozone17-Good21-Good21-Good
PM2549-Good49-Good39-Good
New OrleansSundayMondayTuesday
Ozone17-Good21-Good25-Good
PM2549-Good49-Good45-Good
ThibodauxSundayMondayTuesday
Ozone21-Good27-Good28-Good
PM2539-Good39-Good39-Good
AlexandriaSundayMondayTuesday
Ozone28-Good30-Good25-Good
PM2529-Good29-Good26-Good
Lake CharlesSundayMondayTuesday
Ozone30-Good32-Good30-Good
PM2539-Good39-Good29-Good
LafayetteSundayMondayTuesday
Ozone24-Good27-Good25-Good
PM2539-Good39-Good32-Good
MonroeSundayMondayTuesday
Ozone30-Good32-Good30-Good
PM2526-Good26-Good23-Good
ShreveportSundayMondayTuesday
Ozone32-Good36-Good30-Good
PM2545-Good45-Good39-Good

REMARKS:Today, moderate north-northwesterly winds behind a departing low-pressure system will disperse pollutants, resulting in Good AQI levels throughout Louisiana. Tomorrow, light southerly winds caused by a slowing moving cold front moving into Louisiana will limit the dispersion of pollutants, allowing particle levels to increase. In addition, dense fog throughout southeastern Louisiana will aide in particle formation, resulting in Moderate AQI levels for Baton Rouge and New Orleans. However, low pollutant carryover from previous days will keep AQI levels Good throughout the remainder of the state. Tuesday, moderate winds behind a departing cold front will disperse pollutants, resulting in Good AQI levels throughout Louisiana.

 
   

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