Jersey City Air Quality
Current air-quality information for Jersey City, United States.
Air quality is generally considered satisfactory.
World Air Quality Index Project (WAQI) · Updated 2026-10-16T02:00:00-05:00Health context
At the current AQI of 23, Jersey City is in the Good category on the displayed AQI scale. Most people can continue normal outdoor activities. Current pollutant values shown for Jersey City are PM2.5 23 µg/m³, O₃ 1 µg/m³, NO₂ 34.3 µg/m³. The current reading is identified on this page as World Air Quality Index Project (WAQI).
Air-quality information is not medical advice. People with asthma, heart or lung disease, children, older adults and other sensitive groups may need to take additional precautions when pollution is elevated.
Recent History & Forecast
This chart shows atmospheric-model AQI history and forecast from Open-Meteo / Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS) model. It is separate from any monitoring-station observation shown in the Current AQI card.
What does AQI 23 mean in Jersey City?
Jersey City currently has an AQI of 23, which falls in the Good category. This indicates relatively low overall air pollution on the displayed AQI scale. Normal outdoor activity is generally appropriate for most people. The pollutant values currently shown for Jersey City are PM2.5 23 µg/m³, O₃ 1 µg/m³, NO₂ 34.3 µg/m³. The displayed current conditions are identified as World Air Quality Index Project (WAQI).
Nearby cities
- New York City air quality — approximately 6 km away
- New York air quality — approximately 6 km away
- Newark air quality — approximately 8 km away
- Upper West Side air quality — approximately 11 km away
- Manhattan air quality — approximately 11 km away
- Brooklyn air quality — approximately 14 km away
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