Weather Strip is set to gain air quality forecasts, helping users monitor for health risks from air pollutants such as wildfire smoke and smog.
The Air Quality Index (AQI) measures the concentration of air pollutants (such as smoke and smog) that can cause health issues. The US EPA has more information on how to interpret air quality metrics.
Tap the air quality readout to see more details and to view a map with all nearby monitoring stations. Air quality accuracy depends on how close the monitoring stations are to you, relative to sources of pollution such as wildfires, highways, and factories.
Weather Strip's settings screen includes an option to show the air quality description ("Good", "Moderate", "Unhealthy", etc.); the raw AQI number (0 – 500); or to not show any air quality information at all.
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