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Lake Erie port city and gateway to the Lake Erie islands, with bayfront hotels and open-lake air.
About the same air — still smoky.
PM2.5 is 5.4 µg/m³ here vs 5.7 back home.Berkeley Earth: 22 µg/m³ for 24 h ≈ 1 cigarette.A week at these levels: 5.4/22 × 7 = 1.7 here; 5.7/22 × 7 = 1.8 at home.A long-term health-risk equivalence, not literal smoking.See how we work it out →
Lake Erie peninsula town with a historic lighthouse, swept by open-lake air, with waterfront motels.
About the same air — still smoky.
PM2.5 is 5.4 µg/m³ here vs 5.7 back home.Berkeley Earth: 22 µg/m³ for 24 h ≈ 1 cigarette.A week at these levels: 5.4/22 × 7 = 1.7 here; 5.7/22 × 7 = 1.8 at home.A long-term health-risk equivalence, not literal smoking.See how we work it out →
Quiet Lake Erie island east of Put-in-Bay, surrounded by open water, with cottages and small inns.
About the same air — still smoky.
PM2.5 is 5.4 µg/m³ here vs 5.7 back home.Berkeley Earth: 22 µg/m³ for 24 h ≈ 1 cigarette.A week at these levels: 5.4/22 × 7 = 1.7 here; 5.7/22 × 7 = 1.8 at home.A long-term health-risk equivalence, not literal smoking.See how we work it out →
A major Ohio city with broad lodging options and live air-quality readings for comparison when smoke shifts across the region.
Worse air than home. Don't bother.
PM2.5 is 6.8 µg/m³ here vs 5.7 back home.Berkeley Earth: 22 µg/m³ for 24 h ≈ 1 cigarette.A week at these levels: 6.8/22 × 7 = 2.2 here; 5.7/22 × 7 = 1.8 at home.A long-term health-risk equivalence, not literal smoking.See how we work it out →
A major Ohio city with broad lodging options and live air-quality readings for comparison when smoke shifts across the region.
Worse air than home. Don't bother.
PM2.5 is 10.9 µg/m³ here vs 5.7 back home.Berkeley Earth: 22 µg/m³ for 24 h ≈ 1 cigarette.A week at these levels: 10.9/22 × 7 = 3.5 here; 5.7/22 × 7 = 1.8 at home.A long-term health-risk equivalence, not literal smoking.See how we work it out →
A major Ohio city with broad lodging options and live air-quality readings for comparison when smoke shifts across the region.
Worse air than home. Don't bother.
PM2.5 is 13.9 µg/m³ here vs 5.7 back home.Berkeley Earth: 22 µg/m³ for 24 h ≈ 1 cigarette.A week at these levels: 13.9/22 × 7 = 4.4 here; 5.7/22 × 7 = 1.8 at home.A long-term health-risk equivalence, not literal smoking.See how we work it out →
A major Ohio city with broad lodging options and live air-quality readings for comparison when smoke shifts across the region.
About the same air — still smoky.
PM2.5 is 5.1 µg/m³ here vs 5.7 back home.Berkeley Earth: 22 µg/m³ for 24 h ≈ 1 cigarette.A week at these levels: 5.1/22 × 7 = 1.6 here; 5.7/22 × 7 = 1.8 at home.A long-term health-risk equivalence, not literal smoking.See how we work it out →
A major Ohio city with broad lodging options and live air-quality readings for comparison when smoke shifts across the region.
Worse air than home. Don't bother.
PM2.5 is 5.8 µg/m³ here vs 5.7 back home.Berkeley Earth: 22 µg/m³ for 24 h ≈ 1 cigarette.A week at these levels: 5.8/22 × 7 = 1.8 here; 5.7/22 × 7 = 1.8 at home.A long-term health-risk equivalence, not literal smoking.See how we work it out →
A major Pennsylvania city with broad lodging options and live air-quality readings for comparison when smoke shifts across the region.
Worse air than home. Don't bother.
PM2.5 is 14.1 µg/m³ here vs 5.7 back home.Berkeley Earth: 22 µg/m³ for 24 h ≈ 1 cigarette.A week at these levels: 14.1/22 × 7 = 4.5 here; 5.7/22 × 7 = 1.8 at home.A long-term health-risk equivalence, not literal smoking.See how we work it out →
#16PittsburghSome particle pollution · AQI 69~2 h 15 min drive
Pennsylvania· PM2.5 18.9 µg/m³
A major Pennsylvania city with broad lodging options and live air-quality readings for comparison when smoke shifts across the region.
Worse air than home. Don't bother.
PM2.5 is 18.9 µg/m³ here vs 5.7 back home.Berkeley Earth: 22 µg/m³ for 24 h ≈ 1 cigarette.A week at these levels: 18.9/22 × 7 = 6.0 here; 5.7/22 × 7 = 1.8 at home.A long-term health-risk equivalence, not literal smoking.See how we work it out →
Car-free island where Lakes Huron and Michigan nearly meet, wrapped in open-water air, with grand hotels.
91% cleaner than home — pack the car.
PM2.5 is 0.5 µg/m³ here vs 5.7 back home.Berkeley Earth: 22 µg/m³ for 24 h ≈ 1 cigarette.A week at these levels: 0.5/22 × 7 = 0.2 here; 5.7/22 × 7 = 1.8 at home.A long-term health-risk equivalence, not literal smoking.See how we work it out →
5.2 µg/m³ less fine-particle pollution than Akron right now
Historic Fishtown harbor village on the Leelanau Peninsula, cooled by Lake Michigan air, with inns.
82% cleaner than home — pack the car.
PM2.5 is 1 µg/m³ here vs 5.7 back home.Berkeley Earth: 22 µg/m³ for 24 h ≈ 1 cigarette.A week at these levels: 1/22 × 7 = 0.3 here; 5.7/22 × 7 = 1.8 at home.A long-term health-risk equivalence, not literal smoking.See how we work it out →
4.7 µg/m³ less fine-particle pollution than Akron right now
Small Lake Michigan harbor town near Sleeping Bear Dunes, with open-lake air and lakeside cottages.
81% cleaner than home — pack the car.
PM2.5 is 1.1 µg/m³ here vs 5.7 back home.Berkeley Earth: 22 µg/m³ for 24 h ≈ 1 cigarette.A week at these levels: 1.1/22 × 7 = 0.4 here; 5.7/22 × 7 = 1.8 at home.A long-term health-risk equivalence, not literal smoking.See how we work it out →
4.6 µg/m³ less fine-particle pollution than Akron right now
Why live rankings? Smoke plumes are patchy and shift with the wind, so no direction is reliably cleaner. This list is recalculated from live PM2.5 every hour — and if everything nearby is smoky, it says so.