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BelarusAir quality, PM2.5 and PM10

Compare air quality across cities in this country. Explore PM2.5, PM10 and other pollutant concentrations, check data timestamps, and view recent trends and historical charts.

Belarus - average concentrations across available points: PM2.5: 7.5 µg/m³, PM10: 8.7 µg/m³, O₃: 38.3 µg/m³, NO₂: 4.2 µg/m³, SO₂: 1.5 µg/m³, CO: 191.9 µg/m³. Date range: September 26, 2026. Each point contributes its latest available hourly value; this is not a daily or population-weighted average.

Lowest PM2.5: Salihorsk (5.5 µg/m³). Highest PM2.5: Brest (10.1 µg/m³). This comparison covers 15 cities on September 26, 2026 using their latest available hourly values. Reading times may differ; this is not an annual-average ranking.

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AVERAGE ACROSS AVAILABLE COUNTRY POINTS

Latest concentrations · Belarus

2026-09-26
PM2.5

Fine particles

7.5µg/m³
PM10

Particulate matter

8.7µg/m³
O₃

Ozone

38.3µg/m³
NO₂

Nitrogen dioxide

4.2µg/m³
SO₂

Sulphur dioxide

1.5µg/m³
CO

Carbon monoxide

191.9µg/m³

Average of the latest available hour at each model point. This is neither a population-weighted nor a daily average.

DAILY DATA · Belarus

Belarus - air pollution over recent days (2026-08-31 - 2026-09-25)

Averages across available points in the country. These are not population-weighted averages.

PM2.5Lowest 2.99 2026-09-06Highest 7.74 2026-09-202026-08-31 - 2026-09-25
0369122026-08-31: 7.56 µg/m³08-312026-09-01: 7.73 µg/m³09-012026-09-02: 5.16 µg/m³09-022026-09-03: 5.69 µg/m³09-032026-09-04: 6.96 µg/m³09-042026-09-05: 3.35 µg/m³09-052026-09-06: 2.99 µg/m³09-062026-09-07: 3.84 µg/m³09-072026-09-19: 6.84 µg/m³09-192026-09-20: 7.74 µg/m³09-202026-09-21: 5.19 µg/m³09-212026-09-22: 3.63 µg/m³09-222026-09-23: 3.43 µg/m³09-232026-09-24: 3.61 µg/m³09-242026-09-25: 6.23 µg/m³09-25µg/m³

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Belarus · daily averages · µg/m³
Pollutant2026-09-252026-09-242026-09-232026-09-222026-09-212026-09-202026-09-192026-09-072026-09-062026-09-052026-09-042026-09-032026-09-022026-09-012026-08-31
PM2.56.233.613.433.635.197.746.843.842.993.356.965.695.167.737.56
PM107.44.344.164.66.9710.878.975.124.034.398.927.516.489.0910.12
O₃44.3145.3843.4541.953.3461.9356.2853.1755.6159.7558.5557.9764.4562.0464.11
NO₂4.993.674.324.113.972.853.832.681.772.14.234.173.085.254.86
SO₂1.971.381.431.451.581.781.91.290.920.961.661.711.292.042.1
CO189.51183.11189.82185.59184.52186.42185.13155.25145.03136.96159.91160.38161.01167.69167.39

A dot on the chart and a dash in the table indicate missing data. The latest day may be incomplete.

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Environment and quality of life ratings · Belarus

Archived ratings of the local environment: green spaces, cleanliness, noise and water quality. Opinion indicators are separate from pollutant concentration measurements.

IndicatorBelarusLithuaniaLatviaUkrainePolandEstonia
Green and Parks in the City66%86%88%67%62%82%
Pleasure of spending time in the city69%83%82%56%48%90%
Air Pollution42%26%29%56%63%12%
Garbage Disposal67%71%70%42%60%79%
Availability and quality of drinking water65%91%79%45%65%90%
Cleanliness and tidiness79%78%72%46%58%82%
Noise and Light pollution46%30%37%43%51%31%
Water Pollution44%24%28%58%39%16%

WEATHER & SURROUNDINGS

Belarus · weather forecast

Daily maximum and minimum temperatures. Forecast point: 53, 28.

🌦️ WEATHER · 16-DAY FORECASTBelarus🌧️12°RainSep 23 · ↑13° ↓8°💨 17 km/h · 💧 84%Wed23.09🌧️13°8°Thu24.09🌧️14°9°Fri25.09🌧️15°7°Sat26.09☁️17°7°Sun27.09🌤️18°9°Mon28.09☀️18°7°Tue29.09☀️19°7°Wed30.09🌤️19°6°Thu1.10☀️19°8°Fri2.10☁️18°9°Sat3.10☀️18°7°Sun4.10🌤️19°7°Mon5.10☁️18°9°Tue6.10🌤️18°8°Wed7.10☀️19°8°Thu8.10☀️19°8°pollution-alert.com · 2026-09-23 - 2026-10-08
🌦️ WEATHER · 16-DAY FORECASTBelarus🌧️12°RainSep 23 · ↑13° ↓8°💨 17 km/h · 💧 84%Wed23.09🌧️13°8°Thu24.09🌧️14°9°Fri25.09🌧️15°7°Sat26.09☁️17°7°Sun27.09🌤️18°9°Mon28.09☀️18°7°Tue29.09☀️19°7°Wed30.09🌤️19°6°Thu1.10☀️19°8°Fri2.10☁️18°9°Sat3.10☀️18°7°Sun4.10🌤️19°7°Mon5.10☁️18°9°Tue6.10🌤️18°8°Wed7.10☀️19°8°Thu8.10☀️19°8°pollution-alert.com · 2026-09-23 - 2026-10-08
🌦️ WEATHER · 16-DAY FORECASTBelarus🌧️12°RainSep 23 · ↑13° ↓8°💨 17 km/h · 💧 84%Wed23.09🌧️13°8°Thu24.09🌧️14°9°Fri25.09🌧️15°7°Sat26.09☁️17°7°Sun27.09🌤️18°9°Mon28.09☀️18°7°Tue29.09☀️19°7°Wed30.09🌤️19°6°Thu1.10☀️19°8°Fri2.10☁️18°9°Sat3.10☀️18°7°Sun4.10🌤️19°7°Mon5.10☁️18°9°Tue6.10🌤️18°8°Wed7.10☀️19°8°Thu8.10☀️19°8°pollution-alert.com · 2026-09-23 - 2026-10-08

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Belarus · September 23, 2026: minimum temperature 8.1°C, maximum 12.5°C. Wind: 16.8 km/h. Humidity: 84%.

Full forecast: temperature, rainfall, wind and humidity
DateDay °CMin °CMax °CNight °CRain mmWind m/sHumidity %Clouds %
2026-09-2312.38.112.58.14.14.784100
2026-09-2413.38.614.190.56.662100
2026-09-2512.57.514.88.61.23.67842
2026-09-2612.86.916.510.31.43.982100
2026-09-2715.89.317.79.70.72.16816
2026-09-2816.97.218.210.80.22.4602
2026-09-2917.87.119.311.30.12.25811
2026-09-3017.76.518.710.90.12.25215
2026-10-0116.78.118.611.128.73.5529
2026-10-02168.618.110.7112.65360
2026-10-0315.7718.210.4—3.4419
2026-10-0416.26.818.811.5—3.33719
2026-10-0516.68.618.511.3—2.95378
2026-10-0616.78.318.411.2—3.44811
2026-10-0716.57.618.711.31.33.2422
2026-10-0817819.511.622.64387
2026-10-0917819.411.53.73.740100
2026-10-1016.98.119.119.1—3.144—

UV index by day · Belarus

Data for a country reference point. Local conditions may differ.

☀️ UV INDEX · 16-DAY FORECASTBelarus03681111+2.9UV LOWSep 25 · daily maximumYou can safely stay in the sun. Sunscreen only matterson very long exposure.3Fri25.093Sat26.093Sun27.093Mon28.093Tue29.093Wed30.093Thu1.103Fri2.103Sat3.103Sun4.103Mon5.103Tue6.103Wed7.103Thu8.102Fri9.100-2 low3-5 moderate6-7 high8-10 very high11+ extremepollution-alert.com
☀️ UV INDEX · 16-DAY FORECASTBelarus03681111+2.9UV LOWSep 25 · daily maximumYou can safely stay in the sun. Sunscreen only matterson very long exposure.3Fri25.093Sat26.093Sun27.093Mon28.093Tue29.093Wed30.093Thu1.103Fri2.103Sat3.103Sun4.103Mon5.103Tue6.103Wed7.103Thu8.102Fri9.100-2 low3-5 moderate6-7 high8-10 very high11+ extremepollution-alert.com

You can safely stay in the sun. Sunscreen only matters on very long exposure.

☀️ UV INDEX · 16-DAY FORECASTBelarus03681111+2.9UV LOWSep 25 · daily maximumYou can safely stay in the sun. Sunscreen only matterson very long exposure.3Fri25.093Sat26.093Sun27.093Mon28.093Tue29.093Wed30.093Thu1.103Fri2.103Sat3.103Sun4.103Mon5.103Tue6.103Wed7.103Thu8.102Fri9.100-2 low3-5 moderate6-7 high8-10 very high11+ extremepollution-alert.com
0-2 low3-5 moderate6-7 high8-10 very high11+ extreme

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Belarus · September 25, 2026: UV index: 2.9 .

Indicator2026-09-252026-09-262026-09-272026-09-282026-09-292026-09-302026-10-012026-10-022026-10-032026-10-042026-10-052026-10-062026-10-072026-10-082026-10-092026-10-10
UV index2.93.12.63.43.43.23.13332.92.92.72.82.4—

AIR QUALITY QUESTIONS

Belarus · air pollution - questions and answers

What do the latest air quality data show for Belarus?

Belarus - average concentrations across available points: PM2.5: 7.5 µg/m³, PM10: 8.7 µg/m³, O₃: 38.3 µg/m³, NO₂: 4.2 µg/m³, SO₂: 1.5 µg/m³, CO: 191.9 µg/m³. Date range: September 26, 2026. Each point contributes its latest available hourly value; this is not a daily or population-weighted average.

When was PM2.5 highest in Belarus over the past week?

The highest available daily mean PM2.5 was 7.7 µg/m³ (September 20, 2026). This comparison covers 7 days with data in the seven days before September 26, 2026. The day of the latest reading is excluded because it may be incomplete.

Which cities in Belarus have the cleanest and most polluted air by PM2.5?

Lowest PM2.5: Salihorsk (5.5 µg/m³). Highest PM2.5: Brest (10.1 µg/m³). This comparison covers 15 cities on September 26, 2026 using their latest available hourly values. Reading times may differ; this is not an annual-average ranking.

Is the PM2.5 concentration for Belarus an AQI score?

No. PM2.5 and PM10 are concentrations in µg/m³. AQI is a separate index calculated using a defined scale. When comparing air quality, also check other pollutants, the date and the averaging period.

What UV index does the available forecast show for Belarus?

For September 25, 2026, the forecast UV index is 2.9. The UV section also shows the following available days.

What wind speed is forecast for Belarus?

For September 23, 2026, forecast wind speed is 16.8 km/h. The weather table includes wind, temperature and other available parameters for subsequent days.

PM2.5 · PM10 · NO₂ · O₃

Understanding air quality and pollution data

What do PM2.5 and PM10 mean?

PM2.5 and PM10 are fractions of airborne particulate matter. PM2.5 covers fine particles up to 2.5 micrometres in diameter, while PM10 covers particles up to 10 micrometres. Concentrations in µg/m³ tell you how many micrograms of particles are present in a cubic metre of air. Compare values over the same time period.

Where does the air pollution data come from?

The latest concentrations come from the CAMS atmospheric model via Open-Meteo for each city’s coordinates. Values describe a model area, so conditions on individual streets may differ. Historical monitoring station data is shown separately where available.

How does PM2.5 concentration differ from AQI?

PM2.5 is the concentration of one particle fraction, expressed in µg/m³. AQI is an index calculated using a particular scale and thresholds. The pollutant cards show concentrations. Our city ranking compares PM2.5; PM10, ozone, nitrogen dioxide and other available gases add to the picture of air quality.

Which dates do the values and charts cover?

Each current value has a data date and time. Current concentration cards show the latest available hour, daily charts summarise individual days, and monthly records let you compare longer periods. These values represent different time intervals.

How can I check pollution in my city?

Search for your city and open its air quality page. Start with PM2.5 and PM10, then check the other available pollutants and the data timestamp. Charts and tables help you compare concentrations over time. Weather and historical climate information complement the pollution data.