Current air quality in Georgia’s three main cities from the Copernicus CAMS model via Open-Meteo, updated hourly: the European Air Quality Index, fine particles (PM2.5), PM10, ozone and the main pollens. Tbilisi sits in a valley and can hold winter smog on still days; the coast and the mountains are usually clean. Official Georgian monitoring stations: air.gov.ge.
Fine for everyone.
Pollen: nothing significant now.
Sensitive people (asthma, heart disease, small children, elderly) may notice symptoms on long exertion.
Pollen: nothing significant now.
Fine for everyone.
Pollen: nothing significant now.
Source: Copernicus CAMS via Open-Meteo, refreshed hourly. European AQI scale: 0–20 good, 21–40 fair, 41–60 moderate, 61–80 poor, 81–100 very poor. 28 October 2026, 02:15 Tbilisi time.
Health notes with the Georgian Medical Journal · Health care for visitors · Georgia today.