Nevada · County air quality · 2025
Clark County, Nevada
Median AQI 61 (Moderate). 31.0% of monitored days rated Good, direct from EPA Air Quality System stations.
- 61
- Median AQI
- 31.0%
- Good-air days
- 0
- Unhealthy days
- 2%
- Cleaner than US counties
Clark County's 2025 annual median AQI is 61 (Moderate), with 31.0% Good days
According to the U.S. EPA Air Quality System, Clark County, Nevada posted a 2025 median AQI of 61 (Moderate) across 365 monitored days, with 31.0% rated Good and 0 unhealthy or worse. This is an annual comparison, not today's advisory.
Data source EPA Air Quality System (AQS)
- Cleaner than US
- Clark County's 31.0% Good-day share places it cleaner than 2% of US counties in 2025.
- Closest median-AQI peer
- Dona Ana County (27.4% Good, median AQI 61) is the closest nationwide median-AQI peer to Clark County.
- 2020–2025 trend
- Clark County's floor-qualifying Good-day share is improving from 2020 to 2025 (25.1% → 31.0%).
- Median AQI
- Median AQI: 61
According to the 2025 EPA AQS county release on PlainAirData, Clark County, Nevada ranks #938 of 951 by median AQI (61) and #936 by good-day share (31.0%). Ponce County, Puerto Rico is #1 of 951 by median AQI (3, 91.4% Good days) at good-day-share #159 ≠ largest of 7 at 100.0% Good days #1 by good-day share (100.0%, median AQI 9) at median-AQI #7.
Annual release change
What changed in the 2025 EPA annual release
- Clark County's Good-day share rose from 24.6% to 31.0% between the 2024 and 2025 EPA annual releases, a change of +6.4 percentage points.
- Clark County's peak single-day AQI fell from 170 to 138 between the 2024 and 2025 EPA annual releases, a change of -32 points.
- Clark County's median AQI fell from 64 to 61 between the 2024 and 2025 EPA annual releases, a change of -3 points.
- Clark County's Unhealthy-category days fell from 1 to 0 between the 2024 and 2025 EPA annual releases, a change of -1 days.
Data updated August 2026
- Good · 113 d · 31.0%
- Moderate · 226 d · 61.9%
- USG · 26 d · 7.1%
How did Clark County's air break down in 2025?
Across 365 monitored days, 113 fell in the Good band (AQI 0–50) and 0 reached Unhealthy or worse. The worst single day peaked at AQI 138 (USG).
EPA AQS →Share of monitored days at AQI 0-50 (Good band).
Share of monitored days above AQI 150 (Unhealthy or worse). Bar maxes at 10% (worst-county ceiling).
Where Clark County sits nationally
COUNT-derived placement among 951 US counties with at least 100 monitored days in 2025. Clark County's Good-day share is 31.0% - cleaner than 2% of that comparison set.
Clark County Good-day share vs. every US county
Share of monitored days in the Good band (AQI 0–50) - EPA AQS annual release
31.0% 2nd percentile higher than 2% of 951 US counties
Each bar is a band; taller bars hold more US counties. The dashed line + filled bar mark this entry. Hover or tap any bar for its full count, share, and where it sits relative to this entry.
Source U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Air Quality System (AQS) · 2025
Pollutant Breakdown
Days where each pollutant was the primary driver of AQI readings in Clark County.
- Ozone · 233 days · 63.8%
- PM2.5 · 107 days · 29.3%
- PM10 · 24 days · 6.6%
- NO₂ · 1 days · 0.3%
2024 daily-monitor rhythm in Clark County
Month-by-month median AQI from EPA day-level county monitors (366 reported days in 2024). Jul posted the highest typical readings (median AQI 101, peak 140); Feb was cleanest at median 44. Summer months (Jun–Aug) averaged median AQI 83 vs 59 in Dec–Feb. 1 day crossed Unhealthy (AQI >150) at least once that year.
Five-year seasonal record
EPA day-level county files · 2020–20241,827 daily readings show a recurring local pattern: Jul has the highest matched-month median AQI (80), while Mar is lowest (48). Each cell is that month’s median daily AQI, not a current-air forecast.
Lower AQI is better. The colors summarize EPA AQI bands; gaps mean the county had no day-level record for that month.
Health Impact Assessment
Clark County's air quality is rated Poor based on 31.0% good air days. No unhealthy air days were recorded in 2025.
Air quality is acceptable most days, but 26 days reached "Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups" (AQI 101-150). Sensitive groups should monitor real-time conditions at AirNow.gov.
The dominant pollutant is Ozone, driving AQI on 233 of 365 monitored days.
5-Year Air Quality Trend
Air quality is improving in Clark County. Highest Good-day share: 2025 (31.0%, 113 of 365 monitored days).
| Year | Good | Moderate | USG | Unhealthy | Median AQI | Max AQI |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2020 | 92 | 249 | 22 | 3 | 65 | 174 |
| 2021 | 87 | 244 | 31 | 3 | 62 | 183 |
| 2022 | 71 | 268 | 20 | 3 | 64 | 480 |
| 2023 | 106 | 233 | 25 | 1 | 61 | 197 |
| 2024 | 90 | 236 | 39 | 1 | 64 | 170 |
| 2025 | 113 | 226 | 26 | 0 | 61 | 138 |
How does Clark County compare?
How Clark County compares
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.
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Source: U.S. EPA Air Quality System (AQS) Annual AQI by county summary files for Clark County, Nevada · 2020–2025
Download this county's annual AQI row as CSV , with the same EPA fields and denominator shown on this page.
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