
Phoenix Enjoys Consistently Good Air Quality in 2025
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North Phoenix mirrors this positive trend, with an annual AQI of 38 for 2025, representing the best air quality in recent years. In this region, 84 percent of days have been classified as Good, and only a very small number reached Moderate or higher levels. The trend reflects a mild overall improvement compared to previous years.
Recently, ozone advisories were more common earlier in the month, with the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality issuing a High Pollution Advisory for ozone on September second and third. Ozone levels during those days were elevated because of sunny conditions combined with emissions from vehicles and industry. Ozone is a lung irritant, especially concerning for children, the elderly, and anyone with respiratory conditions such as asthma. However, current ozone levels are not reported as problematic today.
While day-to-day conditions can vary due to weather patterns, for today, Phoenix residents can expect clean air that supports outdoor activities. Nevertheless, it remains important for sensitive individuals—like young children, seniors, and those with existing lung diseases—to pay attention to forecasts and advisories, as pollution levels can change with shifts in temperature, sunlight, and traffic patterns. Overall, today’s air quality in Phoenix and its northern neighborhoods is notably good, continuing a positive trend for 2025 so far.
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