Summary
People living in parts of southeastern California have been told to stay inside and close windows and doors. This advice comes because particle pollution levels have become high enough to be harmful according to the National Weather Service.
Key Facts
- The National Weather Service issued an air quality alert for southeastern California.
- Areas affected include the Coachella Valley, and San Bernardino, Riverside, and Imperial counties.
- The pollution levels are considered harmful, prompting the alert.
- Residents are advised to limit outdoor activities to protect their health.
- People in sensitive groups, like the elderly and those with heart or lung issues, are urged to be especially cautious.
- The alert is in place from overnight Wednesday through Thursday evening.
- This situation is ongoing and more updates may follow.
