- Ability to search via user's location
- Fix minor bug with filtering on the map
- Other minor bug fixes

- Improved trend data
- Fixed minor visual bugs

- Improve loading and refreshing of observation data
- Fix issue when searching for some places
- Fix bug with using geolocate button

Upgraded the app’s API for better performance.

- Minor Bug Fix

- Fixed various bugs throughout the applications

- Full places screen redesign.
- Allows for reorganizing places
- Simplier removal of places
- Added how to to places screen
- Adds ability to report issues directly in the app
- Fix some minor display issues

- Full places screen redsign.
- Allows for reorganizing places
- Simplier removal of places
- Added how to to places screen
- Adds ability to report issues directly in the app
- Fix some minor display issues

Minor improvements to Map and Notifications Screens

- Fixed minor visual bugs
- Fixed issues adding notifications on some devices

Minor Bug Fixes

Minor Bug Fixes

Minor Bug Fixes

Minor bug fixes

Exciting News! Forecast Notifications are now available! Stay informed with automated updates tailored to you. Simply navigate to the notifications section of the app to subscribe and turn them on!

Improved Location Searching
Fixed some map loading issues
Fixed other minor bugs and text values

Library updates and minor bug fixes

Fixed an issue with the location lookup not working.

Recent trends for locations.

Various bug fixes and framework updates.

Updates to EPA’s AirNow App increase public access to information about air quality all year, including during wildfires.

The app updates add two maps to give the public additional, actionable information about air pollution at their location: the popular Fire and Smoke Map, which provides information on fire locations, smoke plumes and air quality from monitors and low-cost sensors; and the AirNow Interactive Map, which shows ozone and particulate matter from air quality monitors across the country.

The AirNow Interactive Map uses data from air monitors operated by experts to reflect particulate and ozone pollution in a given area. While particulate matter (also called “particle pollution”) is the key pollutant in smoke, ozone also can be elevated during wildfires. While the Fire and Smoke Map is the map to use during wildfire season, the Interactive Map shows ozone and particle pollution at any time of year.

Bug fixes and added timestamps to conditions overview

Various bug fixes and improvements, including:
- Better handling for stale data values
- Removed the ability to add a duplicate place
- Fixed an issue with multiple primary forecast values
- Properly handles values beyond the AQI index now
- Fixed some text boundary issues on the detail screens

Added push-to-refresh, and bug fixes.

Icon related bug fixes.

Version 2.0 is an update to the AirNow look and feel. It includes:
- A dial for indicating AQI
- Multi-day forecast
- The ability to track and save air quality for multiple cities