Swan Hill air quality and smoke forecast

Current government PM2.5 readings within 50 km of Swan Hill, with separate NASA GEOS-CF, CAMS and SILAM total-PM2.5 forecasts sampled at the locality centre.

Updated 11 Oct, 9:17 PM AEDT · Location forecast · current monitors within 50 km of Swan Hill · concentrations, not an Australian AQI

Current air quality and forecast

Now · observedGood1.4 µg/m³ median · 3 current monitors

Next 48 hoursGood5.1–11.1 µg/m³ · 3 of 3 models

Forecast peak11.1 µg/m³12 Oct, 11:30 AM AEDT · NASA GEOS-CF

Nearby fires

150 km radius

No agency fire incidents are currently reported within 150 km of this location.

Agency fire reports updated 11 Oct, 9:25 PM AEDT

Straight-line distance from the Swan Hill centre to the reported incident location, or to the mapped fire boundary where an agency has published one. A fire without a published boundary may extend closer than its reported location suggests.

Last 24 hours and next 48 hours across Swan Hill

Range across monitors

About this chart

The observed line is the hourly median across reporting monitors and the shaded range shows local variation. NASA GEOS-CF, CAMS and SILAM are separate total surface PM2.5 research forecasts sampled near the Swan Hill locality centre. They are not smoke-only, official health forecasts or blended with observations.

Forecast

Next 6 hoursGood1.5–4.1 µg/m³ · 3 of 3 models

Next 12 hoursGood1.5–4.7 µg/m³ · 3 of 3 models

Next 24 hoursGood4.4–11.1 µg/m³ · 3 of 3 models

Next 48 hoursGood5.1–11.1 µg/m³ · 3 of 3 models

Model detail3 available · 48-hour peak table

Model	48-hour peak	Category	Peak around
NASA GEOS-CF	11.1 µg/m³	Good	12 Oct, 11:30 AM AEDT
CAMS	10.6 µg/m³	Good	13 Oct, 10:00 AM AEDT
FMI SILAM	5.1 µg/m³	Good	12 Oct, 11:00 AM AEDT

Highest readings right now

current hourly PM2.5

All government monitors (3 total; 3 current)

Monitor	PM2.5 µg/m³	Air quality	Observed local
Swan Hill ^†	5.9	Good	11 Oct, 9:00 PM AEDT
Swan Hill	1.4	Good	11 Oct, 9:00 PM AEDT
Kyalite ^†	0.0	Good	11 Oct, 8:00 PM AEDT

^† The publishing agency identifies these as indicative sensors. They add local coverage but are not reference-grade monitors.