Tuesday
29 October 2019
5 - 6 pm (AEST)
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 Pollutants Ozone
O3		 Ozone
O3		 Nitrogen
dioxide
NO2		 Visibility
NEPH		 Carbon
monoxide
CO		 Sulfur
dioxide
SO2		 Particles
PM10		 Particles
PM2.5		  Site AQI

highest
level at
the site
 Regional AQI

highest
level for
the region
 Averaging Periods 1-hour
average		 rolling
4-hour
average		 1-hour
average		 1-hour
average		 rolling
8-hour
average		 1-hour
average		 rolling
24-hour
average		 rolling
24-hour
average
Sydney East Cook And Phillip 19 29 7 15 9 0 29 65
Randwick 28 43 0 15 0 61 65 65
Rozelle 30 46 4 29 4 0 60 52 60
Chullora 33 57 6 44 1 62 54 62
Earlwood 28 49 7 33 60 56 60
Macquarie Park 35 56 2 40 4 0 55 65 65
Sydney North-west Parramatta North 42 69 121 5 1 76 69 121 121
Richmond 60 49 59 60
St Marys 47 68 5 58 57 42 68
Prospect 42 68 4 52 2 1 63 59 68
Rouse Hill 46 71 2 52 3 0 59 55 71
Sydney South-west Bargo 73 83 5 82 1 53 83 109
Bringelly 50 77 7 109 1 68 109
Camden 52 80 7 64 2 55 48 80
Campbelltown West 46 8 61 1 61 46 61
Liverpool 42 68 7 57 3 1 71 71
Oakdale 70 79 6 99 52 42 99
Illawarra Wollongong 32 49 2 36 3 0 57 48 57 72
Kembla Grange 36 54 4 43 72 46 72
Albion Park Sth 32 49 7 45 3 70 44 70
Lower Hunter Wallsend 30 40 1 32 1 66 72 72 72
Newcastle 23 33 7 17 3 1 71 58 71
Beresfield 30 44 0 37 0 64 70 70
Central Coast Wyong 29 44 1 29 2 0 60 67 67 67
Central Tablelands Bathurst 54 46 54 79
Orange 53 60 79 79
Northern Tablelands Armidale 58 77 112 112 112
North-west Slopes Gunnedah 44 63 2 82 90 90 240
Narrabri 106 135 135
Tamworth 174 240 240
South-west Slopes Albury 44 21 44 82
Wagga Wagga Nth 82 27 82
Upper Hunter - Muswellbrook Muswellbrook 4 1 86 82 86 86
Upper Hunter - Singleton Singleton 0 66 78 78 78
NSW ALERTS SYDNEY FORECAST
Wed 30 Oct 2019
Updated hourly Updated daily
at 4:00pm
Gaps indicate that an instrument was not online for that period OR an average could not be calculated as there were not enough valid hourly data values OR that a pollutant is not measured at the site. Data from monitoring sites is collected, stored and shown in reports using Australian Eastern Standard time (AEST). Normally data for any hour should be available approximately 30 minutes later. However, during daylight saving, data is still collected and stored in AEST and will be presented with an apparent 90 minutes delay.