Superstition Mountains
Superstition Mountains
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The Superstition Mountains are part of the designated Superstition Wilderness Area.
- The view is looking east from downtown Mesa with the community of Apache Junction between the camera and the mountain vista.
Under the Environmental Quality Act of 1986, the Arizona State Legislature established the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality in 1987 as the state agency for protecting and enhancing public health and the environment of Arizona. For more information, visit azdeq.gov.
Phoenix Visibility Web Cameras
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PhoenixVis.net brings you live pictures and corresponding air quality conditions from scenic urban and rural vistas in the Phoenix, Arizona region.
This page provides an overview of all Phoenix Visibility Web Cameras. In addition, near real-time air quality data provide visibility information to the public.
Digital images from Web-based cameras are updated every 5 minutes. Images will appear black during the nighttime hours for obvious reasons. If the image is missing, please be patient and try again later.
For more air quality information contact us at Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ).
Current Views
South Mountain
South Mountain is a rugged mountain south of metropolitan Phoenix. The view is from North Mountain looking toward the Phoenix downtown skyline and the South Mountains in the distance.
Estrella Mountains
The Sierra Estrellas form a jagged skyline southwest of metropolitan Phoenix. The camera view looks southwest from North Mountain.
White Tank Mountains
The White Tank Mountains lie to the west of metropolitan Phoenix. The camera view looks west from Avondale.
Camelback Mountain
The distinctive profile of this inner city mountain gives it its name. It is bordered by the cities of Phoenix, Scottsdale and Paradise Valley. The view is from the Capital Mall area of downtown Phoenix looking northeast toward Camelback Mountain.
Air Quality Hourly Forecast | Phoenix
Friday Forecast:
Air Quality By Pollutant:
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Forecast Discussion:
Phoenix ozone yesterday exceeded at 6 different monitors, due to ample sunlight and stagnation at the surface. Similar trends will continue today, with ozone expected to exceed the federal health standard and into the USG AQI category.An Ozone High Pollution Advisory is in effect for the Phoenix metro area today, and an Ozone High Pollution Watch is in effect for Saturday.
A relatively weak disturbance will move through the region tomorrow, increasing southwesterly winds and improving ventilation. Temperatures however will still be on the rise, reaching the triple digits and continuing to climb through the weekend. Calmer conditions expected on Saturday, transitioning back to afternoon windiness early next week. For this time of year, it is abnormal to see such active influence from disturbances moving through the region. This pattern is what's been resulting in lower than average temperatures for this time of year. Near average temperatures are expected to come back by next week as high pressure is currently expected to envelop the area.
Localized blowing dust is possible in the afternoons of tomorrow and Sunday, but no exceedance of PM10 (dust) is expected. Ozone will be the main story going forward.
- B. Droppleman
ADEQ Meteorologist
What Flag Should I Fly?
Friday: Yellow | Saturday: Orange |
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