Williams Lake Columneetza School Particulate Matter (PM10) Level
Williams Lake, British Columbia, Canada
9µg/m³
Last Updated: 17 May 2025, 08:54am (Local Time)
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What is the Current PM10 Level?
Williams Lake Columneetza School
The current PM10 level at Williams Lake Columneetza School is 9 µg/m³ making it healthy and safe for everyone in the area.
The current PM10 level in Williams Lake Columneetza School is 5x Below the recommended WHO guideline of 45 µg/m³.
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PM10 particles are with a diameter of 10 micrometers (µm) or smaller and human hair has a diameter of 50 to 70 (µm). It makes PM10 1/5 to 1/7 of the human hair size.
Uncovering the Sources of Particulate Matter (PM10): Where Does It Come From?
Wind-blown dust
Dust lifted and spread by the wind from bare soil.
Construction sites
Dust and pollutants from building activities.
Industries
Releases various pollutants from different processes.
Waste burning
Smoke and toxins from burning waste materials.
Landfills
Emissions from decomposing waste in big landfills.
Vehicles exhausts
Emissions of harmful gases and particles from cars.Short-Term PM10 Exposure Impacts
Allergies
Airborne allergens causing sneezing and itching.
Cough and runny nose
Respiratory irritation cause to coughing
Eyes irritations
Redness and discomfort in the eyes.
Chest tightness
Constriction feeling in the chest.
Breathing difficulty
Trouble in breathing or discomfort in the chest.Health Advice Based on Current PM10 Level In
Williams Lake Columneetza School
As per the current PM10, turn off the air purifier.
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What is the current PM10 level in Williams Lake Columneetza School?
The current real-time PM10 level in Williams Lake Columneetza School is 9 µg/m³ (Good). This was last updated 17 May 2025, 08:54am (Local Time).
When was the best PM10 level in Williams Lake Columneetza School in the last 24 hours?
The best PM10 level was 8 µg/m³ (Good) at 11:09 PM, May 16, 2025 (Local Time) during the last 24 hours.
When was the worst PM10 level in Williams Lake Columneetza School in the last 24 hours?
The worst PM10 level was 11 µg/m³ (Good) at 6:09 AM, May 17, 2025 (Local Time) during the last 24 hours.
What is the current trend of PM10 levels in Williams Lake Columneetza School during last 24 hours?
The PM10 levels in Williams Lake Columneetza School remained stable over the last 24 hours as around 8.76 µg/m³.
What actions are recommended as per the current PM10 level in Williams Lake Columneetza School?
The air quality is satisfactory, and air pollution poses little or no risk. No special precautions are needed; enjoy outdoor activities freely.