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Omaha, NE · US EPA Air Quality Index · as of 3:00 AM UTC

Air in Omaha is Good today (US AQI 40).

40US AIR QUALITY INDEX

Good

Air quality is satisfactory and poses little or no risk.

  • Good 0–50
  • Moderate 51–100
  • Unhealthy for sensitive groups 101–150
  • Unhealthy 151–200
  • Very unhealthy 201–300
  • Hazardous 301–500

Air data: Google Air Quality API, updated hourly. Index: US EPA Air Quality Index. Guidelines: WHO 2021 air quality guidelines.

What is in the air right now

PM2.5
12.2µg/m³

2.4× the guideline

WHO annual guideline 5 µg/m³

PM10
55.4µg/m³

3.7× the guideline

WHO annual guideline 15 µg/m³

Ozone
13.9µg/m³

Within the guideline

WHO peak season guideline 60 µg/m³

NO₂
18.3µg/m³

1.8× the guideline

WHO annual guideline 10 µg/m³

Who should take care today

If you start to feel respiratory discomfort such as coughing or breathing difficulties, consider reducing the intensity of your outdoor activities. Try to limit the time you spend near busy roads, construction sites, open fires and other sources of smoke.

The last seven days

050100ThuFriSatSunMonTueWed
Daily maximum and average of the hourly US AQI, as of 3:00 AM UTC. Highest 79 (Moderate) on Sun.
Daily US AQI for the last seven days
DayMaxAverageBand
2026-10-085252Moderate
2026-10-095352Moderate
2026-10-107460Moderate
2026-10-117964Moderate
2026-10-125449Moderate
2026-10-134342Good
2026-10-144342Good

Outdoor air comes indoors

Outdoor air comes indoors: studies find indoor PM2.5 tracks outdoor levels at roughly half to three-quarters of their concentration in homes without filtration.

US EPA, “Indoor Particulate Matter”, 2024

What the Sans Air Purifier is tested to capture

Independently tested on particles down to 0.3 µm, the size class of PM2.5 and smoke. These are the figures behind the claim.

  • Particles ≥ 0.3 µm
    99.97%HEPA filtration standard
  • Clean air delivery
    420 m³/hrCADR, Sans Air Purifier
  • Coverage
    1,854 sq ftCleaned every hour

Figures are the laboratory’s own, measured under test conditions in a sealed chamber.