San Diego residents are being warned of poor air quality as smoke from nearby wildfires drifts into the region. Air quality monitors indicate elevated levels of particulate matter, prompting officials to issue advisories for vulnerable populations, including children, the elderly, and those with respiratory conditions.
Authorities recommend limiting outdoor activities, keeping windows and doors closed, and using air purifiers to reduce exposure to harmful particles. Masks designed for smoke filtration can also provide some relief when going outside is unavoidable. As fires continue to burn, residents are urged to stay informed through local air quality updates and to prioritize their health during this challenging time.
