Haryana Air Quality
Capital: Chandigarh · Population: 29M · 36 monitoring stations
198
Moderate
2024 Annual Avg
198
Annual AQI
Rank #4 in India
82 μg/m³
PM2.5
16× WHO limit
350
Winter Peak
Oct–Feb average
80
Summer Low
Jul–Sep average
Health Advisory — Moderate
Moderate pollution. People with respiratory or heart conditions should limit prolonged outdoor exertion.
Major Cities in Haryana
Live AQI updated every 30 minutes from WAQI. 2024 Avg from CPCB annual data.
Air Quality in Haryana
A major contributor to Delhi's pollution via stubble burning in Oct-Nov. Industrial corridors around Gurugram and Faridabad rank among the most polluted urban areas.
Main Pollution Sources
Seasonal AQI Patterns in Haryana
Worst season. Temperature inversions, crop burning, and low wind speeds trap pollutants. AQI often exceeds 300 in northern states.
Dust storms and heat raise AQI. Less fog than winter. Industrial activity at peak.
Best air quality of the year. Rain washes out PM2.5 and PM10. AQI typically falls to lowest levels.
Rapidly deteriorating. Crop stubble burning begins in northern states. AQI transitions from good to dangerous.