Four Highest Eight-Hour Ozone Concentrations in 2009

Use this form to retrieve the four highest eight-hour ozone concentration averages from data collected at TREX monitoring sites beginning December 14, 2005 through today. Although this is our most current data, it is not considered official until it has been certified by our technical staff. This information is updated hourly. All times shown are in Local Standard Time.

The table below lists the four highest daily maximum eight-hour ozone concentrations measured in 2009 in each community where the TREX measures ozone. Concentrations that are rated Moderate or higher are color-highlighted based on the EPA-defined Air Quality Index colors. (See Interpreting the AQI.) The fourth-highest average is in bold black (unless it is highlighted). All ozone measurements are in parts per billion. Times are shown in 24-hour format and correspond to the beginning of the eight hour average.

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YearReport Format
Highlight with AQI colors
AreaMonitoring SitePOCHighestSecond HighestThird HighestFourth Highest
DateTimeValueDateTimeValueDateTimeValueDateTimeValue
CT-ME-MA-NH-RI-VT
Penobscot Indian Nation-ME1 N11/19/2009020035311/18/2009230023609/24/2009070016407/30/2009080063
Sipayik TAQP-ME105/21/200914007405/22/200905006304/25/200910005604/20/2009100054
NJ-NY-PR-VI
Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe-NY108/30/2009180018708/31/2009020017905/19/2009120013505/20/20091300122
CA-NV-AZ-HI-AS-GU
Fort McDowell Yuma Frank-AZ1 N04/30/200911007305/07/200911007105/19/200911007005/29/2009110068
Bishop Paiute Tribe-CA1 N04/29/200911006908/02/200909006408/13/200908006308/12/2009090063
POC (Parameter Occurrence Code): a code used to correctly separate data from multiple instruments at one site.
 N - Data from this instrument does not meet EPA quality assurance criteria and cannot be used for regulatory purposes.

Interpreting the AQI

Air Quality Index

Each NAAQS pollutant has a separate AQI scale, with an AQI rating of 100 corresponding to the concentration of the Federal Standard for that pollutant. Additional information about the AQI and how it can be used is available from the EPAExit.

Place your mouse pointer over the scale displayed above to view information about the Air Quality Index, and each of the rating levels.

The actual index calculation is different for each parameter measured and is specified by the EPA. The following table shows the various breakpoints used in calculating the AQI.

AQI Breakpoint Definitions
AQI Range 1hr Ozone
in ppm
8hr Ozone
in ppm
8hr Carbon Monoxide
in ppm
24hr Sulfur Dioxide
in ppm
24hr PM-10
in ug/m3
24hr PM-2.5
in ug/m3
0 - 50 Not Defined 0 - 0.059 0 - 4.4 0 - 0.034 0 - 54 0 - 15.4
51 - 100 Not Defined 0.06 - 0.075 4.5 - 9.4 0.035 - 0.144 55 - 154 15.5 - 40.4
101 - 150 0.125 - 0.164 0.076 - 0.095 9.5 - 12.4 0.145 - 0.224 155 - 254 40.5 - 65.4
151 - 200 0.165 - 0.204 0.096 - 0.115 12.5 - 15.4 0.225 - 0.304 255 - 354 65.5 - 150.4
201 - 300 0.205 - 0.404 0.116 - 0.374 15.5 - 30.4 0.305 - 0.604 355 - 424 150.5 - 250.4
301 - 400 0.405 - 0.504 Not Defined 30.5 - 40.4 0.605 - 0.804 425 - 504 250.5 - 350.4
401 - 500 0.505 - 0.604 Not Defined 40.5 - 50.4 0.805 - 1.004 505 - 604 350.5 - 500.4
500 Not Defined Not Defined Not Defined Not Defined 605 - 4999 500.5 - 999.9

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