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Air quality & tree cover in Florida

Today's air quality (AQI) and satellite-measured tree cover for Florida's cities, each over the same 1.2 mi (2 km) around its center.

Right now, Port Saint Lucie has the cleanest air of the 18 Florida cities we track (AQI 35, Good), and Pembroke Pines the worst (AQI 51, Moderate). Gainesville has the most tree cover, at 57.4% — #16 of 270 large US cities.

Places tracked
20
Average tree cover
38.7%US cities: 29.4%
Worst air right now
Pembroke PinesAQI 51

Air quality today and tree cover across Florida

Current air quality and tree cover for cities in Florida
Jacksonville40Good32.8%—#107 of 270
Miami46Good20.9%21.4K#165 of 270
Tampa41Good20.7%25.0K#166 of 270
Orlando37Good34.6%—#95 of 270
St. Petersburg46Good38.1%—#84 of 270
Hialeah51Moderate21.6%26.2K#162 of 270
Tallahassee44Good56.0%—#20 of 270
Fort Lauderdale42Good31.6%—#113 of 270
Cape Coral39Good32.6%—#109 of 270
Pembroke Pines51Moderate43.2%—#54 of 270
Port Saint Lucie35Good56.1%—#19 of 270
Gainesville40Good57.4%—#16 of 270
Coral Springs41Good48.1%—#41 of 270
West Palm Beach38Good27.9%4.8K#128 of 270
Palm Bay37Good56.8%—#18 of 270
Clearwater44Good41.2%—#71 of 270
Pompano Beach39Good34.2%—#97 of 270
Lakeland38Good42.5%—#64 of 270
Brandon41Good52.6%——
Spring Hill40Good37.8%——

Air quality is the US AQI from Open-Meteo / CAMS, refreshed hourly. Tree cover is measured within 1.2 mi (2 km) of each city center from Sentinel-2 imagery. The US greenness rank covers cities of 100,000+ people; see the full ranking.

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