According to Uzhydromet, the content of fine PM10 particles was 193.2 micrograms/m3, which is below the maximum permissible concentration (MPC - 300 micrograms/m3). This indicates a reduction in air pollution by this indicator.
The content of fine PM2.5 particles was 121.1 micrograms/m3, which exceeds the maximum permissible concentration by 2 times (maximum concentration is 60 micrograms/m3). However, there is a trend towards a gradual decrease, especially taking into account temperature adjustments.
It should be noted that a temporary increase in the concentration of fine particles is associated with temperature changes. With sudden temperature changes, an inversion process is created, in which particles settle in the atmosphere and temporarily increase pollution levels.
Experts note that with the stabilization of weather conditions, air quality will continue to improve, and concentrations of harmful substances will gradually decrease to a safe level.
