Real-Time Air Quality and Heat Updates
Stay informed and prepared with real-time air quality and heat insights for the event. This page brings together trusted resources to help you track current conditions such as temperature, air quality, heat index, and other environmental factors that may impact your experience. Whether you’re planning your arrival, adjusting your schedule, or taking precautions for your health and comfort, these tools make it easy to stay one step ahead.
Air Quality
Explore our interactive U.S. Air Quality Index map to see how air quality may vary across locations and dates. On the map, you can select a city and match it to specific event days to view forecasted air quality using trusted AirNow data. This tool makes it easy to plan ahead, compare conditions, and choose the best times and places for your activities. The map also helps you interpret conditions at a glance:
- Good – enjoy your day outdoors
- Moderate – unusually sensitive groups∗ should consider making activities shorter and less intense
- Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups – sensitive groups should consider taking more breaks and choose shorter and lower-intensity activities
- Unhealthy – everyone should consider reducing prolonged or heavy outdoor exertion
Learn more about how to plan your day with our activity guides.
Go to the AirNow interactive map
Download the AirNow mobile app
Heat
Heat can build quickly during outdoor events, making it important to monitor heat risk and stay properly hydrated. Pay attention to temperature and heat index levels, take breaks in shaded or cool areas, and drink water regularly. Wear wide-brimmed hats, UV-blocking sunglasses, and long sleeves and pants reduce your sun exposure, and consider electrolyte-replenishing drinks if you’re active for long periods. Planning ahead can help you stay safe, comfortable, and focused on enjoying the event.
Access heat forecasting tools that provide up-to-date temperature and heat index projections, helping you plan ahead and stay safe during the event.
These forecasts are arranged from long-range outlooks at the top to more immediate, short-term heat index and temperature projections toward the bottom.
∗ Sensitive groups include people with lung disease such as asthma, heart disease, older adults, pregnant women, children and teenagers, and outdoor workers.
Disclaimer: The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) provides public information through the website and applications referenced above as a convenience to support a healthy sports fan experience. Operational decisions and advisories are made by local authorities and event organizers. Although EPA strives to ensure the accuracy of the information provided through its online applications, users should not rely on this information for compliance with environmental laws or regulations. Users are solely responsible for ensuring their own compliance with any such laws or regulations. Data sources: AirNow, National Weather Service/Heat.gov. Update frequency and availability may vary.