Air quality monitoring in the Namoi North West Slopes Region Spring 2019 seasonal newsletter

Air quality monitoring in the Namoi/North West Slopes Region: Spring 2019

Air quality at regional population centres in the Namoi/North West Slopes met national benchmarks on 59% of spring days from 1 September to 30 November 2019.

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Date

20 March 2020

Publisher

Department of Planning, Industry and Environment

Type

Publication, Newsletter

Cost

Free

Language

English

Tags

ISSN 2209-945X
ID EES20200136

File PDF 1.9MB
Pages 12

Name air-quality-monitoring-network-namoi-spring-2019-200136.pdf

The Namoi/North West Slopes spring 2019 seasonal newsletter provides an overview of air quality in the region.

Air quality at regional population centres in the Namoi/North West Slopes met national benchmarks on 59% of spring days (54 days) from 1 September to 30 November 2019. The Air Quality Index was poor to hazardous on 37 spring days (41%). Air quality was affected by dust storms and bushfire smoke, during the prolonged, intense drought and extreme bushfire weather conditions.

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