Based on the regional meteorological ecoenvironmental observations and satellite remote sensing data, the visibility, haze frequency, temperaturehumidity adaptive frequency, and vegetation cover are selected as four key factors and analyzed to build the regional Meteorological Ecoenvironmental Index (MEI) for rural regions. The applicability and reliability of MEI are tested and validated from August to December 2015 MEI can reasonably reflect differences in spatial and seasonal variations of regional ecoenvironmental quality, which are according with the fact, which is applicable in the haze monitoring and assessment in rural regions, as well as the impact assessment of local socioeconomic development on ecoenvironment. The findings provide a scientific reference for the health development of regional ecoenvironment in rural regions.