Weekly Air Quality Bulletin
The Weekly Air Quality Bulletin provides timely updates on the state of air quality across Malawi, as monitored by the Department of Climate Change and Meteorological Services (DCCMS). The bulletin summarizes key observations and trends in major air pollutants, highlights areas of concern, and offers guidance to the public and stakeholders on potential health and environmental impacts. By presenting clear and reliable information, the bulletin supports informed decision-making, raises awareness on air pollution issues, and promotes actions that contribute to safeguarding public health and the environment.
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From Tuesday, 12 August 2026, air quality is expected to improve over most areas. However, conditions are likely to remain unhealthy for sensitive groups, part…
Air quality is expected to remain unhealthy for sensitive groups over parts of the southern (Blantyre, Zomba) and central (Lilongwe) regions, while moderate ai…
Air quality is expected to be unhealthy for sensitive groups, particularly over central and lakeshore areas with moderate conditions anticipated in some southe…
Air quality is expected to remain unhealthy for sensitive groups, particularly over southern Malawi and parts of the central and lakeshore regions, while relat…
Air quality is expected to remain good over most northern areas and moderate across much of the southern region. However, it is likely to deteriorate to unheal…
Expect unhealthy air quality conditions for sensitive groups mainly over the central and southern areas, while good air quality is expected in some northern an…