Air Quality in Ahmedabad
Ahmedabad combines industrial estates, heavy traffic, and arid climate. Dust from construction and surrounding drylands frequently elevates PM10.
Key Pollution Drivers
- Industrial clusters in Naroda, Vatva, and Sanand corridors
- Vehicular emissions along SG Highway and Ashram Road
- Open plots and construction debris contributing to coarse dust
Seasonal Patterns
- Late winter inversions trap smoke and particulate matter close to the Sabarmati
- Hot summers see ozone spikes when sunlight reacts with nitrogen oxides
- Pre-monsoon dust storms add abrupt surges in PM10
Station Highlights
Station-level information will appear once the network shares live readings.
Pollutant Breakdown
Pollutant-level information will populate when stations share detailed readings.
Health Advisory
- Commuters should shut car windows during evening traffic on western corridors
- Keep hydrated and limit outdoor workouts on high ozone days signalled in the charts
- Use indoor air cleaners during extended dust storm alerts
Local Actions & Resources
- Follow Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation SMS alerts on pollution control drives
- Report uncovered construction material and ensure water sprinkling on neighbourhood sites
- Leverage BRTS and metro services to reduce congestion during peak hours
What this page helps you do
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Use the interactive charts below to analyse pollutant trends across different time ranges. Switch between pollutants to determine which one drives the overall AQI during specific hours of the day.
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