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Live air data

The Queensland Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation (DETSI) in collaboration with industry partners operates an air quality monitoring network across the state.

Data from the monitoring network is presented online as ambient concentration, air quality categories and smoke and dust health action levels which are updated hourly.

Current smoke and dust levels

There are currently no elevated health action levels.

Based on PM2.5 readings at air monitoring stations and smoke sensors at Sunday 19 October 2025 8pm.

For current bushfire and smoke warnings, visit the Queensland Fire Department website.

Sunday 19 October 2025 8pm

Air quality data is available from 1 January 2020. Historical data back to 2010 is available on the Queensland Government data portal. Individual stations have been monitoring for different time periods so data may not be available for all possible times.

Meteorological

Select a value within the table to generate charts and to download air quality data.

South East Queensland
StationWind direction deg aboutWind speed m/s aboutHumidity % aboutTemperature °C aboutSolar radiation W/m² aboutRainfall mm about
Beaudesert296 WNW0.5
Beerwah114 ESE0
Blue Gum Reserve, Karalee68.523
Boonah99 E1.4
Burpengary289 WNW1
Caboolture88 E0.4
Caloundra182 S0.3
Cannon Hill106 ESE2.766.723.10
Church weather station, Redbank Plains6822.6
Coomera118 ESE2.376.522.60
Cooroy76 ENE0.5
Deagon107 ESE174.123.410
Deception Bay97 E2.3750
Eagleby9 N1.2
Eatons Hill159 SSE0.6
Forest Lake264 W0.2
Gatton106 ESE4.271.322.40
Hockey weather station, Raceview64.723.4
Josephville6 N1.478.720.90
Kilcoy69 ENE0.8
Kippa-Ring233 SW0.7
Lowood184 S1.2
Lytton101 E3.271.623.10
Maleny317 NW1.2
Moggill--
Mountain Creek99 E1.822.8
Mutdapilly104 ESE2.170.821.80
Nambour121 ESE1.783.722.600
North Maclean59 ENE1.780.921.20
Norwell90 E0.3
Parkwood108 ESE1.770.222.90
Petrie37 NE0.6
Raceview94 E2.974.222.60
Redbank weather station, Redbank68.322.9
Redlands78 ENE1.3
Ripley weather station, Ripley64.223.2
Riverview weather station, Riverview67.523.2
Rocklea90 E1.873.123.110
South Brisbane83 E1.922.9
South Ripley weather station, South Ripley68.622.6
Southport89 E177.722.20
Springwood88 E1.773.221.60
Swanbank weather station, Swanbank67.922.9
Tamborine Mountain14 NNE1.9
Tewantin36 NE0.4
Upper Kedron333 NNW1.7
Woolloongabba90 E1.767.923.20
Wynnum105 ESE3.873.722.50
Wynnum West118 ESE3.978.622.80
South West Queensland
StationWind direction deg aboutWind speed m/s aboutHumidity % aboutTemperature °C aboutSolar radiation W/m² aboutRainfall mm about
Charleville205 SSW0.329.7
Chinchilla34 NE0
Dalbyofflineoffline
Goondiwindiofflineoffline
Highfields0 N0
Miles89 E0.8
Oakey0 N0
Pittsworth50 NE2.8
Rangeville62 ENE180.818.7
Roma105 ESE1.231.3
Stanthorpe334 NNW1.4
Toowoomba106 ESE3.776.819.100
Warwick95 E2.3
Wide Bay-Burnett
StationWind direction deg aboutWind speed m/s aboutHumidity % aboutTemperature °C aboutSolar radiation W/m² aboutRainfall mm about
Bundaberg72 ENE2.678.524.3
Gayndah--
Hervey Bay148 SSE1.2
Kingaroy97 E1.9
Maryborough106 ESE1.883.600
Tin Can Bay0 N0
Toogoom204 SSW0.2
Gladstone
StationWind direction deg aboutWind speed m/s aboutHumidity % aboutTemperature °C aboutSolar radiation W/m² aboutRainfall mm about
Aldoga84 E2.178.823.60
Auckland Point80 E576.723.90
Boat Creek56 NE1.877.12400
Boyne Island71 ENE2.577.9-00
Clinton69 ENE3.373.124.10
South Gladstone75 ENE1.972.924.210
Targinie92 E1.18023.60
Central Queensland
StationWind direction deg aboutWind speed m/s aboutHumidity % aboutTemperature °C aboutSolar radiation W/m² aboutRainfall mm about
Biloela38 NE2.5
Blackwater47 NE5.146.129.70
Bluffofflineofflineofflineofflineoffline
Emerald38 NE2.536.231.20
Gracemere157 SSE1.2
Longreach50 NE1.135.7
Moranbah (Cunningham Way)70 ENE336.829.30
Moranbah (Utah Dr)74 ENE1.628.6
Parkhurst55 NE3.175.523.5
West Rockhampton91 E0.864.124.910
Yeppoon246 WSW2
Whitsunday
StationWind direction deg aboutWind speed m/s aboutHumidity % aboutTemperature °C aboutSolar radiation W/m² aboutRainfall mm about
Abbot Pointofflineofflineofflineofflineoffline
Proserpineofflineoffline
Sarina63 ENE0.2
West Mackay101 E2.924.9
North Queensland
StationWind direction deg aboutWind speed m/s aboutHumidity % aboutTemperature °C aboutSolar radiation W/m² aboutRainfall mm about
Ayr49 NE0.924.61
Charters Towers90 E1.4
Ingham350 N0.8
Townsville
StationWind direction deg aboutWind speed m/s aboutHumidity % aboutTemperature °C aboutSolar radiation W/m² aboutRainfall mm about
Coastguard71 ENE2.771.225.600
Environment Park91 E1.172.725.300
Kirwan85 E0.3
Lennon Drive94 E2.271.825.500
North Ward78 ENE1.47525.30
South Townsville294 WNW0.3
Stuart117 ESE-
Far North Queensland
StationWind direction deg aboutWind speed m/s aboutHumidity % aboutTemperature °C aboutSolar radiation W/m² aboutRainfall mm about
Atherton133.5 SE0.6
Cairns170 S1.475.125.400
Gordonvale87.4 E0.1
Innisfail164.4 SSE0.5
Mareeba95.5 E0.9
Mossman125 SE0.1
Weipa198 SSW0.928.4
Mount Isa
StationWind direction deg aboutWind speed m/s aboutHumidity % aboutTemperature °C aboutSolar radiation W/m² aboutRainfall mm about
The Gap39 NE0.80

None of the data is validated (0% validated, 0/360 records)

The data used to compile this air quality information comes directly from the department's air monitoring network and has only undergone a preliminary quality check. Data is retrieved from the stations every hour and after quality checks, is available approximately 1 hour later.

All data on this site is shown in Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST).

  • If there is no data measured for a parameter, or data could not be retrieved from the monitoring station at this hour, no data is shown in the cell.
  • An offline message in a cell indicates that measurements are temporarily unavailable due to equipment servicing or failure. See network status.

About these Meteorological parameters

Wind direction

When high pollutant concentrations occur at a monitoring station, wind data records can determine the general direction and area of the emissions. Identifying the sources means planning to reduce the impacts on air quality can take place. The measurement indicates the direction the wind is coming from.

Wind direction is measured in degrees.

More information about Wind direction

Wind speed

When high pollutant concentrations occur at a monitoring station, wind data records can determine the general direction and area of the emissions. Identifying the sources means planning to reduce the impacts on air quality can take place.

Wind speed is measured in metres per second.

More information about Wind speed

Humidity

Like temperature and solar radiation, water vapour plays an important role in many thermal and photochemical reactions in the atmosphere.

Humidity is measured in percentage.

More information about Humidity

Temperature

Measuring temperature supports air quality assessment, air quality modelling and forecasting activities.

Temperature is measured in degrees Celsius.

More information about Temperature

Solar radiation

Measuring solar radiation is beneficial for modelling photochemical smog events, as the intensity of sunlight has an important influence on the rate of the chemical reactions that produce the smog. The cloudiness of the sky, time of day and geographic location all affect sunlight intensity.

More information about Solar radiation

Rainfall

Rain has a ‘scavenging’ effect when it washes particulate matter out of the atmosphere and dissolves gaseous pollutants. Removing particles improves visibility. Where there is frequent high rainfall, air quality is generally better.

More information about Rainfall

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Last updated
4 April 2026