Wildfire smoke risky for the respiratory system
Smoke from wildfires lingers over Moses Lake in 2018. As fire season gets into full swing, it’s important to keep an eye on air quality outdoors.
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MOSES LAKE — Dry conditions, really dry conditions, and record-breaking heat mean it’s not looking good for the rest of the wildfire season. Wildfire smoke isn’t good for anybody, especially people with respiratory conditions like allergies and asthma or other underlying conditions.
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