Austin Air Quality in June

Across 2019–2025, Austin's June air quality had a median AQI of 55 (Moderate) over 210 monitored days in the Austin-Round Rock, TX area. 1.9% of June days (4 of 210) reached Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups or worse, and fine particulate matter (PM2.5) set the daily AQI on 72.4% of days. The cleanest June on record here was 2021 (median AQI 51, 0 days above 100) and the worst was 2022 (median 58, 2 days above 100, peak AQI 115).

55
Median AQI
Moderate
1.9%
Days above AQI 100
4 of 210 days
77
90th percentile AQI
worst 1 day in 10
154
Peak AQI
Unhealthy
PM2.5
Main pollutant
72.4% of days
31.4%
Good days
66 of 210
  • Good: 31.4%
  • Moderate: 66.7%
  • Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups: 1.4%
  • Unhealthy or worse: 0.5%

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How is the air in Austin in June?

Moderate on a typical day: median AQI 55 across 2019–2025, with 1.9% of June days above AQI 100. Fine particulate matter (PM2.5) is the main driver.

  • ✓31.4% of June days were Good (AQI 0–50), 66.7% Moderate (51–100).
  • ✓4 days of 210 reached AQI 101+; the June peak was 154.
  • ✓Best June: 2021; worst June: 2022.

Frequently asked questions

What is the air quality like in Austin in June?▾

Across 2019–2025, the median daily AQI in Austin in June was 55 (Moderate). 31.4% of days were Good, 66.7% Moderate, and 1.9% reached Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups or worse, based on 210 monitored days in EPA's Air Quality System.

Is June a good time for outdoor exercise in Austin?▾

A typical June day in Austin is Moderate (median AQI 55): outdoor exercise is acceptable for most people, but unusually sensitive individuals should watch for symptoms, and about 1 day in 53 of June days (1.9%) reached AQI 101+ — the level at which EPA advises people with asthma, children and older adults to shorten hard outdoor exertion.

Which pollutant causes Austin's June air quality problems?▾

Fine particulate matter (PM2.5) set the daily AQI on 72.4% of June days in Austin. The highest June AQI recorded in 2019–2025 was 154 (Unhealthy), in 2022.

Austin June air quality, year by year

Austin June air quality by year (Austin-Round Rock, TX, EPA AQS daily AQI)

YearDays monitoredMedian AQIDays above 100Peak AQIMain pollutant
20193052084PM2.5
202030531154PM2.5
2021cleanest3051084PM2.5
2022worst30582115PM2.5
202330671112PM2.5
20243055097PM2.5
20253057075PM2.5

What June air means in Austin

A typical June day in Austin is Moderate (median AQI 55): outdoor exercise is acceptable for most people, but unusually sensitive individuals should watch for symptoms, and about 1 day in 53 of June days (1.9%) reached AQI 101+ — the level at which EPA advises people with asthma, children and older adults to shorten hard outdoor exertion.

June's median AQI of 55 is in line with Austin's whole-year median of 52, so this period is neither a clean nor a dirty stretch for the area. Nationally, the median June AQI across every EPA metro area (100,635 metro-days, 2019–2025) is 46, so Austin runs above the national June norm; 1.9% of its June days topped AQI 100 versus 3.7% nationally (below average).

June is part of Austin's summer season (June, July, August); the summer page pools all three months.

Activity-specific thresholds: running, cycling, kids' sports.

Right now in Austin

The latest EPA AirNow observation puts Austin's AQI at 53 (PM2.5). The figures above are multi-year month statistics, not today's reading.

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Source: EPA Air Quality System (AQS) pre-generated Daily AQI by CBSA files — daily AQI by CBSA (Austin-Round Rock, TX), 2019–2025. Daily AQI per CBSA is the highest AQI reported by any monitor in the area that day; the defining parameter is the pollutant that set it. Month and season statistics pool every such day in the period across all years listed. Retrieved 2026-09-09.