Stockholm in Sweden also probably has this. They have several models for meteorological data and air quality is constantly monitored. Theres a public display live daily there. Although if they keep the readings or not I am not sure.

ECMWF data have also some wind information.

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has a few monitors along the border. http://www.tceq.texas.gov/agency/air_main.html/#monitor

You have to look the following link: http://sinaica.ine.gob.mx/rama_guadalajara.html

for air quality data in Guadalajara

Using meso-scale data you can refine the mesh and calculate the high-definition data that you need with CALMET or another meteo software. You can introduce local meteo data too.

Thanks for all your comments!

If somebody are interesting on cuasi-real time data, actually we are now analizing data from a monitoring system that belongs to DAVIS stations system on line.