Current AQI at Lee Metcalf National Wildlife Refuge is 0, rated Good. PM2.5 concentration 0 micrograms per cubic meter. 6 active fires within 75 miles.
National Wildlife Refuge / MT
Open, but check conditions first. A fire is burning about 29 miles away. Easy outings are fine; save the big push for a clearer day.
Why: 6 fires within 50 mi
Wind from the E at 6 mph, 44°F — blowing the nearby fire’s smoke across, not at, the park
PM2.5: 0 µg/m³ from the nearest monitor
Conditions change fast and this data can be delayed or estimated. Treat this as guidance, not a guarantee, and check official sources and agency and AirNow alerts before you go.
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6 named incidents within 75 miles
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About this data
AQI from EPA AirNow monitors, and where none is close, the nearest EPA-corrected PurpleAir community sensor (labeled as an estimate). Refreshed through the day. Managed by U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. Wind from Open-Meteo. Fire data from NIFC WFIGS. Smoke analysis from NOAA HMS. Boundaries from USGS PAD-US 4.0. Where no sensor is anywhere near, we say so rather than guess.
Important
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