<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>
<LondonAirForecast>
<UpdatePeriod>hourly</UpdatePeriod>
<UpdateFrequency>1</UpdateFrequency>
<ForecastURL>http://londonair.org.uk/forecast</ForecastURL>
<DisclaimerText>This forecast is intended to provide information on expected pollution levels in areas of significant public exposure. It may not apply in very specific locations close to unusually strong or short-lived local sources of pollution.</DisclaimerText>

	<CurrentForecast ForecastType="Current" ForecastID="54398" PublishedDateTime="22/07/2026 10:26:05 GMT" ValidFrom="23/07/2026 00:00:00 GMT" ValidTo="24/07/2026 23:59:00 GMT" ForecastBand="Low" ForecastSummary="Low air pollution forecast valid from Thursday 23 July to end of Friday 24 July GMT"  NO2Band="Low" O3Band="Low" PM10Band="Low" PM25Band="Low" SO2Band="Low"  ForecastText="The high pressure system out to the west in the Atlantic continues to pull cooler air from the northern Atlantic down over the UK. The air feed will have traveled very close to the ground down the east coast and across East Anglia before arriving from over the Thames estuary. As a result this air feed may contain slightly increased pollution as it picks up emissions, including agricultural,  from the UK along the way. Although currently any pollution is not expected to be significant and reactions forming ozone will be limited by more cloud cover than of late.&lt;br/>&lt;br/>Overall air pollution is forecast to remain 'Low' for the following pollutants:&lt;br/>&lt;br/>Nitrogen Dioxide&lt;br/>Ozone&lt;br/>PM10 particulate&lt;br/>PM2.5 particulate&lt;br/>Sulphur Dioxide&lt;br/>" />

	<CurrentForecast ForecastType="Future" ForecastID="54399" PublishedDateTime="22/07/2026 10:33:02 GMT" ValidFrom="24/07/2026 00:00:00 GMT" ValidTo="25/07/2026 23:59:00 GMT" ForecastBand="Low" ForecastSummary="Low air pollution forecast valid from Friday 24 July to end of Saturday 25 July GMT"  NO2Band="Low" O3Band="Low" PM10Band="Low" PM25Band="Low" SO2Band="Low"  ForecastText="Friday will see a change to a direct westerly air stream from the Atlantic and across the UK.  Although starting relatively clean this has the potential to pick up urban, industrial and agricultural emissions as it crosses the land but this is not expected to be significant and once again broken cloud cover is expected to help limit ozone formation. &lt;br/>&lt;br/>Overall air pollution is forecast to remain 'Low' for the following pollutants:&lt;br/>&lt;br/>Nitrogen Dioxide&lt;br/>Ozone&lt;br/>PM10 particulate&lt;br/>PM2.5 particulate&lt;br/>Sulphur Dioxide&lt;br/>" />

</LondonAirForecast>


