California · County air quality · 2025

Marin County, California

Limited EPA sample: 95 monitored days, below the 100-day floor for a full-year verdict. The figures below describe only those reported days.

21
Sample median AQI
91.6%
Good in sample
0
Unhealthy in sample
95
100-day comparison floor

Marin County has only 95 EPA-monitored days in 2025, below the 100-day annual floor

According to the U.S. EPA Air Quality System, Marin County, California reported 95 monitored days in 2025. That sample is too thin for a full-year air-quality grade or peer ranking. Use the figures only as the reported-day record, and check AirNow for current conditions.

Data source EPA Air Quality System (AQS)

Monitored days
Marin County reported 95 monitored days in 2025, below the 100-day floor: sample-only, not a full-year peer rank.
Sample median AQI
Sample median AQI: 21
Annual floor
Annual floor: 100

Annual release change

What changed in the 2024 EPA annual release

2023 → 2024
  • Marin County's median AQI fell from 34 to 28 between the 2023 and 2024 EPA annual releases, a change of -6 points.
  • Marin County's peak single-day AQI fell from 99 to 86 between the 2023 and 2024 EPA annual releases, a change of -13 points.

Compared against 363 monitored days in 2023 and 357 in 2024. These are arithmetic differences between two stored EPA annual summaries, not a cause claim or a live advisory.

National release changes Two-year CSV

Data updated August 2026

Marin County AQI category distribution Stacked-segment bar showing the share of monitored days that fell in each EPA AQI category, Good, Moderate, USG, Unhealthy, Very Unhealthy, Hazardous, with median AQI marker. AQI category distribution 95 monitored days G Median AQI 21 0 50 100 150 200 300 500 Marin County
  • Good · 87 d · 91.6%
  • Moderate · 8 d · 8.4%

How did Marin County's reported sample break down in 2025?

Across 95 monitored days, 87 fell in the Good band (AQI 0–50) and 0 reached Unhealthy or worse. The worst single day peaked at AQI 66 (Moderate).

EPA AQS →

Pollutant Breakdown

Days where each pollutant was the primary driver of AQI readings in Marin County.

Marin County, California criteria pollutant distribution Stratified-band visualization showing the share of monitored days each criteria pollutant (PM2.5, PM10, O3, NO2, CO) was the primary AQI driver. PM2.5 · 100.0% 0% 25% 50% 75% 100% Marin County, California · 95 monitored days Criteria pollutant column
  • PM2.5 · 95 days · 100.0%

Sample Coverage and Health Context

Limited sample

Marin County has no annual health grade because only 95 days were reported, below the 100-day floor. The 91.6% Good-day share describes only that sample.

Reported days do not reveal what happened during unmonitored parts of the year, including seasonal smoke, ozone, or inversion periods. Use these values as a description of the available EPA sample only, and check AirNow.gov for current health guidance.

The dominant pollutant is PM2.5, driving AQI on 95 of 95 monitored days.

5-Year Air Quality Trend

Air quality is improving in Marin County. Highest Good-day share: 2023 (86.8%, 315 of 363 monitored days). The 2025 row is shown for transparency but excluded from the direction because it has fewer than 100 monitored days.

Year Good Moderate USG Unhealthy Median AQI
2020 272 85 4 4 36
2021 267 98 0 0 38
2022 275 90 0 0 37
2023 315 48 0 0 34
2024 308 49 0 0 28
2025 87 8 0 0 21

Data Sources

Primary Source: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Air Quality System (AQS), Annual AQI by County dataset, 2020–2025 (aqs.epa.gov). For current conditions (not shown here — this page is historical annual data), see EPA AirNow (airnow.gov). See our methodology for how AQI, median, and coverage figures are computed.

Informational only, not professional advice. Data from EPA AQS. See our disclaimer. Spotted a figure that looks wrong? Report a correction.

Source: U.S. EPA Air Quality System (AQS) Annual AQI by county summary files for Marin County, California · 2020–2025

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