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Utah County Health Department Advises Monitoring Air Quality Index

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A close-up of a cottonwood leaf covered in grey ash against a hazy, obscured mountain backdrop in Utah County, symbolizing poor air quality and smoke pollution.
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The Utah County Health Department advised residents to monitor the Air Quality Index due to recent smoke and ash in the air. Individuals with heart or respiratory ailments were encouraged to reduce outdoor activity if smoke thickened.

Key takeaways

  • Smoke and ash have been recently noticeable in the air.
  • Checking the Air Quality Index daily is recommended for planning outdoor activities.
  • People with heart or respiratory ailments should reduce physical exertion if smoke thickens.

Residents may have noticed smoke and ash in the air recently, according to the Utah County Health Department. Officials recommended checking the Air Quality Index (AQI) daily to stay informed and plan outdoor activities accordingly.

The health department stated that if smoke becomes thick, persons with existing heart or respiratory ailments should reduce physical exertion and outdoor activity.

To check current conditions, residents were directed to visit air.utah.gov.

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