Air quality in Wyoming, county by county

18 Wyoming counties have enough EPA monitor data to count bad-air days. Weighted by population, they averaged about 4 days a year from 2021 to 2025 when the air was unhealthy for sensitive groups or worse.

CDC's model, which estimates every county from monitors and satellites, gives the average Wyoming county, weighted by population, about 2 smoky days (fine particles over 35.4 µg/m³, mostly wildfire smoke) and about 1 high-ozone day a year at its worst spot (2018 to 2022). See every county on the map.

Every Wyoming county with monitors

Most bad-air days first. 11 have a full report. Compare with the worst and the cleanest counties in the US.

CountyBad-air days a yearMain cause
Platte CountyDust 10.2 Dust
Albany CountyOzone and particles 9.4 Ozone and particles
Campbell CountyGilletteOzone and particles 7.8 Ozone and particles
Sweetwater CountyRock SpringsOzone and particles 7.8 Ozone and particles
Sheridan CountySheridanOzone and particles 5.2 Ozone and particles
Sublette CountyOzone 5.2 Ozone
Laramie CountyCheyenneOzone and particles 4.2 Ozone and particles
Fremont CountyRivertonOzone and particles 3.2 Ozone and particles
Natrona CountyCasperOzone and particles 2.6 Ozone and particles
Teton CountyJacksonSummer smoke 2.4 Summer smoke
Johnson CountyOzoneparticles not measured 1.8 Ozoneparticles not measured
Converse CountyOzoneparticles not measured 1.6 Ozoneparticles not measured
Lincoln CountyOzone and particles 1.4 Ozone and particles
Weston CountyOzoneparticles not measured 1.2 Ozoneparticles not measured
Big Horn CountyOzoneparticles not measured 0.8 Ozoneparticles not measured
Park CountyCodyRarely badozone not measured 0.2 Rarely badozone not measured
Carbon CountyRarely bad 0.0 Rarely bad
Uinta CountyEvanstonRarely bad 0.0 Rarely bad

Counties without a monitor aren't listed. Air doesn't stop at the county line, so a neighbor's numbers are a fair guide.

What helps on a bad-air day

Check AirNow for today's reading and tomorrow's forecast, then match the step to the pollutant.

Ozone: exercise in the morning

Ozone peaks on hot, sunny afternoons.

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Upgrade the furnace filter

MERV 13 catches far more smoke than thin fiberglass filters.

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Questions people ask about air quality in Wyoming

Which county in Wyoming has the worst air?

Among Wyoming counties with EPA monitors, Platte County had the most bad-air days from 2021 to 2025: about 10 bad-air days a year with an AQI over 100. That's about 1 day in 36.

How often is the air bad in Wyoming?

Weighted by population, Wyoming counties with monitors averaged about 4 bad-air days a year from 2021 to 2025 with an AQI over 100, when children, older adults and people with asthma should cut back outdoors. That's about 1 day in 88.

Which county in Wyoming has the cleanest air?

2 of the 18 counties with enough monitor data had no bad-air days at all from 2021 to 2025, including Uinta County and Carbon County. Counties without monitors aren't ranked.

Where can I check today's air quality in Wyoming?

AirNow, run by the EPA and its partners, shows current readings and forecasts by ZIP code, and its fire and smoke map adds smoke plumes and low-cost sensors.

Sources: EPA AirData county AQI summaries, 2021 to 2025; CDC Environmental Public Health Tracking Network modeled PM2.5 and ozone, 2018 to 2022. Updated November 8, 2026.