Where do you live, and What is smog season there? (days, most)

[MrJester]

Over in the Greater LA region, summers are smoggy while winters have very clean air. Summers are smoggy because it hardly rains a drop all summer long.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&sour...65672299327023

But in Hong Kong, summers enjoy clean air most of the time while winters have horrific smog.

[jcp123]

East Texas, and... we have no smog season, really.

Up in the Bay Area, late summer was smog season, but it rarely got too bad. They rarely put out a transit/carpool alert. But that was almost 15 years ago.

[B87]

In London, smog is most common in spring and summer.

[Ethereal]

In spring and summer.

[SoCal_Native]

Here's a neat tool for real time smog on a google map interface
https://www.purpleair.com/map#5/37.56/-120.89

[srfoskey]

Generally summer in Oklahoma and North Carolina. But air pollution usually isn't as bad in Oklahoma because there are fewer people and it's generally windier. There can be smoke in Oklahoma from fires in winter or spring, however.

[Joe90]

Smog is a winter thing here.

[user491]

Southern West Virginia.

I’ve never seen smog here, and there is no season for it. I have seen smoke from wildfires in the air here from fires in Tennessee.

[Marie Joseph]

Erie, PA and I have never seen smog here, either.

We don't have a 'smog season'.

[Isleofpalms85]

Neither Fort Worth Texas nor Indianapolis Indiana are really known for smog per se, yet both metros can and often do have “knozone action days” during spring and especially summer.