Twin Falls, ID Air Quality

EPA monitor data through 2025 · Updated August 13, 2026 · Methods

In 2025, Twin Falls, ID recorded 1 days above an Air Quality Index of 100, the level at which EPA begins warning sensitive groups, out of 365 days with monitoring data. Most of those bad days were driven by fine particles. Under the AQI rules that applied before 2013, the same air would have scored 0 days. Since 2005, unhealthy days are 100% lower on a consistent definition.

Unhealthy days, 2025
1
AQI above 100
Same air, pre-2013 rules
0
for comparison with older reports
Good-air days
339
AQI 50 or below
Days monitored
365
full year

Unhealthy days by year, scored two ways

EPA changed what an AQI of 100 means in 2013 and again in 2015, so a count published before those changes is not comparable to one published after. Each panel below applies a single fixed rulebook to every year, so each is internally consistent. Why this matters.

Scored by today's rules

Twin Falls, ID: days above AQI 100 by year, current rules 0 2 4 6 8 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 2000: 0 days (incomplete monitoring) 2001: 0 days (incomplete monitoring) 2002: 0 days (incomplete monitoring) 2003: 0 days (incomplete monitoring) 2004: 0 days (incomplete monitoring) 2005: 2 days 2006: 0 days 2007: 0 days (incomplete monitoring) 2008: 0 days 2009: 1 days 2010: 1 days 2011: 0 days 2012: 3 days 2013: 0 days 2015: 3 days (incomplete monitoring) 2016: 0 days 2017: 7 days 2018: 5 days 2019: 0 days 2020: 7 days 2021: 7 days 2022: 2 days 2023: 0 days 2024: 7 days 2025: 1 days

Scored by the pre-2013 rules

Twin Falls, ID: days above AQI 100 by year, pre-2013 rules 0 2 4 6 8 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 2000: 0 days (incomplete monitoring) 2001: 0 days (incomplete monitoring) 2002: 0 days (incomplete monitoring) 2003: 0 days (incomplete monitoring) 2004: 0 days (incomplete monitoring) 2005: 1 days 2006: 0 days 2007: 0 days (incomplete monitoring) 2008: 0 days 2009: 1 days 2010: 1 days 2011: 0 days 2012: 1 days 2013: 0 days 2015: 2 days (incomplete monitoring) 2016: 0 days 2017: 6 days 2018: 4 days 2019: 0 days 2020: 7 days 2021: 5 days 2022: 1 days 2023: 0 days 2024: 6 days 2025: 0 days
Faded columns mark years with fewer than 300 monitored days, where the count is not comparable.

What 2025 looked like

Air quality categoryDaysShare of monitored days
Good339 93%
Moderate25 7%
Unhealthy for sensitive groups1 0%
Unhealthy or worse0 0%

Median AQI 26 · 90th-percentile AQI 47 · worst day 105. Scored under current rules.

What drove the unhealthy days

Of the 1 days above 100 in 2025, 0 were driven by ozone and 1 by fine particles. The two behave differently. Ozone peaks on hot sunny afternoons; fine particles now spike mainly with wildfire smoke.

The unhealthy days in 2025

Every day the index passed 100, what it reached, and which pollutant drove it. 1 of these 1 would not have counted as unhealthy under the pre-2013 rules.

DatePeak AQIDriven byPre-2013 score
Mar 16105Fine particles 93 (not unhealthy)

Statewide context

Twin Falls, ID sits in Idaho.

The full series

YearUnhealthy days, current rulesPre-2013 rulesDays monitored
20000076
200100129
200200125
20030042
200400266
200521326
200600307
200700295
200800335
200911358
201011351
201100350
201231355
201300305
201532275
201600360
201776338
201854365
201900365
202077366
202175361
202221353
202300344
202476347
202510365

Sources