Ozone Alert!

10/09/2026

On www.ozonealert.com we have all the Ozone Alert Days listed dating back to 2000, and Mike is correct. There have only been two Ozone Alert Days in the month of October or later since the year 2000, and this is the latest. For more information about ozone and your Tulsa area air quality, please visit www.tulsaairquality.com

10/09/2026

As would be expected on an Ozone Alert Day, we now have ozone concentrations in the air we breathe that are unhealthy for groups with underlying health conditions. It's still early enough in the day that we expect these conditions to worsen and become unhealthy in general.

10/09/2026

Today is an abnormally late in the season Ozone Alert Day, so we are getting a lot of questions about why. We like cheesy videos to help explain things around here at www.ozonealert.com, so please enjoy our chessy video. Hopefully it helps make sense of some of this sciency stuff.

10/09/2026

Thank you Chief Meteorologist Mike Collier for keeping us air aware!

Today is an Ozone Alert Day!

This means unhealthy levels of ground-level ozone are forecasted for the Tulsa area.

Ground-level ozone can make it harder to breathe, especially for children, older adults, people with respiratory conditions, and anyone spending extended time outdoors.

Help us reduce ground-level ozone pollution:

✅Combine errands into one trip
✅Carpool, bike, walk, or use transit
✅Avoid unnecessary idling Wait to mow the lawn

Sign up to receive Ozone Alert! texts at ozonealert.com

10/09/2026

October 9th is an Ozone Alert day.

Unhealthy ground-level ozone is forecasted for the Tulsa area and can make it harder to breathe, especially for children, older adults, and people with respiratory conditions.

Help reduce ozone pollution:
✔️Combine errands into one trip
✔️ Carpool, bike, walk, or use transit
✔️ Avoid unnecessary idling
✔️ Wait to mow the lawn

Get Ozone Alert! texts at ozonealert.com.

Little changes add up to cleaner air for Tulsa.

10/09/2026

Tomorrow, October 9th, is an Ozone Alert day, meaning unhealthy levels of ground-level ozone are forecasted for the Tulsa area.
Ground-level ozone can make it harder to breathe, especially for children, older adults, people with respiratory conditions, and anyone spending extended time outdoors.
Help us reduce ground-level ozone pollution:
✅ Combine errands into one trip
✅ Carpool, bike, walk, or use transit
✅ Avoid unnecessary idling
✅ Wait to mow the lawn
Sign up to receive Ozone Alert! texts at ozonealert.com.
Small actions can help protect the health of our community. 💙

10/08/2026

Due to current unhealthy ozone levels in the Tulsa area, DEQ has issued a health advisory for today: Thursday, October 8. See the map for details: https://tulsaairquality.com/ozon.../ozone-health-advisories/

09/25/2026

Happy fall! Before you head out to enjoy the cooler weather, football games, fall festivals or a little time outside, check the Ozone levels.

Even in early fall, warm and sunny days can still bring unhealthy ozone levels.

Know before you go by signing up for Ozone Alerts.

09/09/2026

Ozone has a type. 👀

It needs three things to form:
☀️ Sunlight
🔥 Heat
🚗 Pollution

When those conditions come together, ground-level ozone can build up and create unhealthy air.

You can’t see ground-level ozone, but you can check it. Sign up for alerts at the link below.

09/01/2026

Can You Spot the Danger?

These two photos of Tulsa look exactly the same—but there’s one important difference you can’t see.

Ozone pollution is invisible. You can’t see, smell or taste it, but high ozone levels can affect your health, especially for children, older adults and people with respiratory conditions.

That’s why checking the daily ozone forecast matters. Before you head outside, know before you go. Check today’s ozone levels and plan outdoor activities accordingly.