One shared status view
Start with plain-language band and AQI score so teams compare places with the same vocabulary.
For government officials
See climate conditions across places you serve
Use Climate Compass to review air, heat, and rain status for major cities, share a shared picture with partners, and stay informed when conditions change — without replacing official monitoring or emergency systems.
Know the basics
Three ideas to remember
Air and heat information is most useful when it supports calm, practical coordination alongside official guidance.
Air and heat together
Hot days and poor air often need attention at the same time. The dashboard and map surface both signals.
Information, not decree
Climate Compass is a decision-support product. Formal instructions still come from your organisation and competent authorities.
Put it into practice
Build a simple situational routine
Use the dashboard as one source of evidence, alongside what you observe and guidance from trusted adults and local authorities.
- Step 1
Open the map or dashboard and note status for priority cities.
- Step 2
Record the plain-language band, AQI score, and heat reading.
- Step 3
Share the summary with the coordination channel your office already uses.
- Step 4
Register for alerts if you want updates when air or heat needs extra care.
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