Bad Air Days Ahead: How to Prepare for Air Pollution Season?

Bad Air Days Ahead
How to Prepare for Air Pollution Season?

Make it a habit to check detailed Air Quality Forecast for the next days in your town. Colors (green to red) help you to be vigilant when the air worsens.

Every year our cities face moderate to severe air pollution starting October. Is there a way to prepare for the "smog season"?

Annual air pollution reduces the quality of life and has long-term impact on human health. More often than not we can not prevent the worsening air quality, but we can take precautions to protect ourselves from its consequences.

AQI is still satisfactory in most of Indian cities, but soon air pollution is bound to set it. Get prepared now!

Start paying attention to the Air Quality Index (AQI) indicator for your city. Weather & Radar provides real-time and forecast AQI values for all locations in India.

Based on the AQI you can take decisions whether to spend time outdoors, visit a particular place or relocate your sports activity.

Snake plant can help you generate more oxygen both indoors and outdoors - © Team W&R India

Get some indoor plants like snake plant, areca palm, aloe vera or tulsi. These plants not only produce a lot of oxygen, but also add freshness and beautify your home. They are also affordable and durable.

If you live in a city with severe air pollution, it may be advisable for you to purchase an air purifier. These are rather expensive gadgets which need timely maintenance, but can help you improve your indoor air quality.

Long-term exposure to pollution may result in serious health damages

During COVID pandemic wearing a mask has become a new normal. Wearing an anti-pollution mask like FFP1 or N95 can help you inhale less pollutants. You will be well advised to stock on such masks in advance.

Even though the air quality is still satisfactory in most of the cities, soon enough the refreshing effect of monsoon will wither and AQI will start to worsen. Weather & Radar India wishes you good health. Stay safe🙏

Weather & Radar editorial desk

12:30 pm

20 March 2023