Ozone in Dallas, TX
Real-time Ground-level Ozone monitoring and health recommendations
Current Ozone Levels
Overall AQI
About Ground-level Ozone
A harmful gas created by chemical reactions between pollutants in sunlight.
Measured in ppb
Health Impact
Members of sensitive groups may experience health effects. The general public is not likely to be affected.
Active children and adults, and people with respiratory disease, such as asthma, should limit prolonged outdoor exertion.
What Is a Safe Level of Ozone?
By the EPA Air Quality Index, ground-level ozone is Good — safe for everyone up to 54 ppb (AQI 0–50). From 54 to 70 ppb is Moderate (AQI 51–100): acceptable for most people, though unusually sensitive individuals may notice symptoms. Above 70 ppb the air turns Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups and EPA health guidance applies.
Dallas is currently at AQI 122 (≈77 ppb, estimated) for Ozone — above the safe-for-everyone threshold, so sensitive groups should limit outdoor exposure until levels drop.
Thresholds are the official EPA AQI category breakpoints for ground-level ozone (8-hour standard). The current concentration is estimated from the measured AQI sub-index; the exact value within a band is not recoverable from the index alone.
Sources of Ozone
• Chemical reactions between NOx and VOCs in sunlight
• Vehicle emissions
• Industrial facilities
• Gasoline vapors and solvents
Other Pollutants
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View Full ReportReduce Indoor Ozone in Dallas
Today's main pollutant in Dallas is ground-level ozone (AQI 122). Important: standard HEPA filters do NOT remove ozone — only a purifier with a substantial activated-carbon bed adsorbs it. The biggest wins are cutting indoor sources (gas appliances, certain "ionizer" purifiers) and ventilating when outdoor ozone is low (early morning). A high-carbon unit helps with the gases and VOCs that linger indoors.
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Reduce Indoor Ozone in Dallas
Today's main pollutant in Dallas is ground-level ozone (AQI 122). Important: standard HEPA filters do NOT remove ozone — only a purifier with a substantial activated-carbon bed adsorbs it. The biggest wins are cutting indoor sources (gas appliances, certain "ionizer" purifiers) and ventilating when outdoor ozone is low (early morning). A high-carbon unit helps with the gases and VOCs that linger indoors.
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