HEALTHTHE CITY NYC
Wildfire Smoke Is Back: A New Yorker’s Guide to Staying Safe
Wildfire smoke from Minnesota and Ontario is affecting New York, with air quality advisories in upstate regions and moderate particulate levels in New York City. Smoke may worsen during a heat wave, though conditions are expected to be less severe than the June 2023 event, which saw an AQI of 484. Experts advise caution for sensitive groups and provide guidance on AQI measurements, outdoor activities, and indoor safety.
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