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The patterns of the influence of climate on the concentration change in the ground-level layer of ambient air were studied. It was shown that for the assessment of results of social and health-related monitoring, it is important to consider the factors affecting the sanitary parameters of air quality and the “behaviour” of air compounds: solubility, changes in the physical and chemical properties chemical reactions, and their absorption by the biosphere. For health risk modelling, the following parameters must be known: the constant circulating part, meteorological and orographic conditions of imbalance between the income and removal (run-off) of the compounds from the atmosphere. The risk arises when the combination of meteorological parameters leads to exceeding critical hazard thresholds for the compound. In the calculations of the emission limits, circulation coefficients for each ingredient emitted into the atmosphere, must be considered separately.

Taking into account a number of climatic indicators in environmental health assessment of ambient air and in health risk forecasting