The Air Quality Alert has been extended to Wednesday, June 7, 2023. Wildfire smoke from the Canadian Wildfires continues to persist in the Region resulting in high PM2.5 levels. Learn more at https://t.co/SsQzcuuuT7.
— Miami Valley RPC (@mvrpc) June 6, 2023
During the day, the agencies said they expect to see elevated air pollution that is considered “unhealthy for sensitive groups,” like children, elderly people, and people with cardiac and respiratory diseases.
The agencies also said residents could help reduce air pollution by carpooling, avoiding driving or idling vehicles, refueling vehicles after 8 p.m., mowing the lawn in the evening and avoiding using has-powered equipment.
[4:40 AM] Showers will come to an end by mid-morning as more unseasonably dry air filters back into the area. This dry air, along with seasonably mild temperatures, will stick around through Saturday before more humid air builds into the region by Sunday into early next week. pic.twitter.com/FvU9ugb2QG
— NWS Wilmington OH (@NWSILN) June 7, 2023
Otherwise, today will be mostly cloudy to start, with skies clearing during the morning. Despite sunny and clear conditions, skies will look hazy from wildfire smoke.
Highs will be around 76 degrees. Overnight, it will be mostly clear with a low around 49 degrees.
Thursday will be mostly sunny with highs around 77 degrees, followed by a mostly clear night with lows around 50 degrees.
On Friday, there will be a few more clouds in the afternoon, with highs reaching up around 79 degrees.
It will be partly cloudy overnight, with lows around 54 degrees.
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