Miami vs Atlanta Air Quality Comparison
Which city has cleaner air right now, from the latest EPA AirNow AQI
As of September 16, 2026, Miami, FL has cleaner air than Atlanta, GA — AQI 54 (Moderate) vs 59 (Moderate), a gap of 5 AQI points in the latest EPA AirNow observations. Lower AQI means cleaner air. Miami's reading is driven by PM2.5 and Atlanta's by PM2.5.
Miami, FL
Moderate
Atlanta, GA
Moderate
Summary
Miami has 5 points better air quality
Miami has an AQI of 54 compared to 59
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5-Day Forecast Comparison
| Day | Miami | Atlanta | Better |
|---|---|---|---|
| Today | AQI 59 | AQI 74 | Miami |
| Wed, Sep 16 | AQI 50 | AQI 101 | Miami |