Air quality in Farnese today
Consider reducing intense outdoor activities, especially if you notice symptoms such as sore eyes, a cough or a sore throat.
Updated at 17:00
Right now the index in Farnese is set by Nitrogen dioxide: it is the pollutant weighing most on the air you breathe.
A gas linked above all to vehicle exhaust: in cities it is the thermometer of traffic.
The pollutants, one by one
The concentrations estimated right now, translated into the European index bands.
Pollen today
The species in the air right now, translated into levels for allergy sufferers.
Good news for allergy sufferers: none of the monitored species is at significant levels today.
Pollen: Copernicus CAMS forecasts, levels derived from EAACI clinical thresholds
Advice for today
Consider reducing intense outdoor activities, especially if you notice symptoms such as sore eyes, a cough or a sore throat.
More sensitive people should reduce physical activities, particularly outdoors.
General guidance based on the European air quality index bands: it does not replace medical advice. If you live with asthma, respiratory or heart conditions, significant allergies, or are pregnant, follow your doctor's or specialist's advice.
How reliable is this data?
The nearest monitoring station (“ACQUAPENDENTE”) is about 21.9 km away: the further from the stations, the more uncertain the estimate.
Measurements and the European model diverge today: take the value with a little extra caution.
Every value shown is an estimate for the municipal area, not an exact point measurement.
And in the nearby towns?
The current index in the towns around: air does not stop at borders.
Position 47 of 60 towns in the province for clean air, right now.
With strong sunshine and heat, the typical summer pollutant is ozone, which rises in the central hours of the sunniest days.
Protection needed: sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat, plus shade in the central hours.
Copernicus CAMS model estimate: the peak usually falls in the central hours.
Pollen calendar for the area
The months when each species is typically active in your area: an indicative reference, useful for planning.
Station data: European Environment Agency (EEA) — near-real-time unvalidated data, aggregated from the regional ARPA networks
Contains modified Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS) information · Index: European Air Quality Index (EEA), 2025 updated bands