Post up your current AQI

We were a pinch over 500 in central Michigan a couple weeks ago from the Ontario/Minnesota fires. Sitting at a crisp 50 as we speak.
 
It was showing me around 150, now it's showing closer to 300, but it blew in up high above us so I think it's really still lower but the model is confused by the high elevation smoke. Regardless, it's definitely better than yesterday, sitting right at the edge of it, 1/2 mile away is pretty much totally clear. Lightning on the way though.
 
I went to the fall sports parent's meeting last night at my daughter's high school. They will practice outside as long as the AQI is 150 or below.

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In the year 2000, two fires were ripping around Boulder. A couple of my buddies who were evacuated were staying at my house and it was two-a-days for football. I remember not being able to see the SkyTop pivots from the interstate on the valley floor. An AQI of 300 typically means visibility of less than one mile, and I bet it was close on that day, and we practiced in the gym.
 
The air quality in Wichita Falls, Texas is generally moderate to fair with an Air Quality Index (AQI) around 55 to 61, driven primarily by fine particulate matter (\(PM_{2.5}\)) and summer ozone levels. [1, 2, 3]
 

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