Washington Court House, OH Air Quality

EPA monitor data through 2022 · Updated August 13, 2026 · Methods

In 2022, Washington Court House, OH recorded 0 days above an Air Quality Index of 100, the level at which EPA begins warning sensitive groups, out of 130 days with monitoring data. Most of those bad days were driven by ozone and fine particles equally. Under the AQI rules that applied before 2013, the same air would have scored 0 days. Since 2000, unhealthy days are 100% lower on a consistent definition.

Unhealthy days, 2022
0
AQI above 100
Same air, pre-2013 rules
0
for comparison with older reports
Good-air days
128
AQI 50 or below
Days monitored
130
partial coverage

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

Washington Court House, OH: days above AQI 100 by year, current rules 0 9 18 27 36 2000 2004 2009 2013 2018 2022 2000: 21 days 2001: 18 days 2002: 37 days 2003: 11 days 2004: 8 days 2005: 28 days 2006: 6 days 2007: 22 days 2008: 2 days 2009: 0 days 2010: 5 days 2011: 9 days 2012: 10 days 2013: 2 days 2014: 2 days 2015: 3 days 2016: 1 days 2017: 1 days 2018: 0 days 2019: 0 days 2020: 0 days 2021: 0 days 2022: 0 days (incomplete monitoring)

Scored by the pre-2013 rules

Washington Court House, OH: days above AQI 100 by year, pre-2013 rules 0 9 18 27 36 2000 2004 2009 2013 2018 2022 2000: 11 days 2001: 8 days 2002: 27 days 2003: 7 days 2004: 1 days 2005: 15 days 2006: 3 days 2007: 9 days 2008: 1 days 2009: 0 days 2010: 1 days 2011: 3 days 2012: 4 days 2013: 0 days 2014: 1 days 2015: 0 days 2016: 0 days 2017: 0 days 2018: 0 days 2019: 0 days 2020: 0 days 2021: 0 days 2022: 0 days (incomplete monitoring)
Faded columns mark years with fewer than 300 monitored days, where the count is not comparable.

Ozone since 1990

The index counts above only start in 2000, because nationwide fine-particle monitoring did not exist before 1999 and an index without it would measure the monitoring network rather than the air. Ozone does have a 35-year record. This is Washington Court House, OH's, from EPA's long-running trend monitors: 96 ppb in 1990 to 53 ppb in 2024, 45% lower.

Peak ozone, 1990 to 2024

Washington Court House, OH: peak ozone by year since 1990, ppb 0 30 60 90 1990 1997 2004 2010 2017 2024 1990: 96 ppb 1991: 93 ppb 1992: 83 ppb 1993: 89 ppb 1994: 91 ppb 1995: 86 ppb 1996: 89 ppb 1997: 86 ppb 1998: 102 ppb 1999: 97 ppb 2000: 90 ppb 2001: 77 ppb 2002: 90 ppb 2003: 82 ppb 2004: 73 ppb 2005: 82 ppb 2006: 73 ppb 2007: 77 ppb 2008: 69 ppb 2009: 68 ppb 2010: 71 ppb 2011: 75 ppb 2012: 77 ppb 2013: 64 ppb 2014: 69 ppb 2015: 70 ppb 2016: 67 ppb 2017: 66 ppb 2018: 63 ppb 2019: 61 ppb 2020: 61 ppb 2021: 61 ppb 2022: 53 ppb 2023: 53 ppb 2024: 53 ppb 70 ppb standard
Annual fourth-highest daily maximum 8-hour ozone, parts per billion, averaged across 1 long-running monitor in the area. The dashed line is the current standard, 70 ppb. Holding the monitor set still is what makes a 35-year comparison meaningful, and it is also why these values differ from the design value used for compliance. Source: EPA air quality statistics by city.

What 2022 looked like

Air quality categoryDaysShare of monitored days
Good128 98%
Moderate2 2%
Unhealthy for sensitive groups0 0%
Unhealthy or worse0 0%

Median AQI 34 · 90th-percentile AQI 46 · worst day 64. Scored under current rules.

Statewide context

Washington Court House, OH sits in Ohio.

The full series

YearUnhealthy days, current rulesPre-2013 rulesDays monitored
20002111361
2001188365
20023727358
2003117353
200481354
20052815357
200663358
2007229364
200821351
200900361
201051356
201193344
2012104357
201320351
201421352
201530336
201610356
201710360
201800365
201900362
202000343
202100365
202200130

Sources