Since the skies over NYC turned into a hazy orange earlier this month, most people claim to have become obsessed with what they’re breathing in.
"I check every day because I’m a director of a school and my kids have to go outside and play, and sometimes we can’t go outside because of this weather."
The air quality is not nearly as bad as it was a few weeks ago. In fact, only high-risk populations will feel the effects. Weather experts say everyone should still be cautious. "If you have a problem, a breathing problem, or a respiratory problem, for example, or asthma. You may want to consider thinking twice before spending a whole heck of a lot of time outdoors over the next couple of days"Meanwhile, Summer Trails Day Camp in Somers is only 3 days into the camp season and camp counselors have already thought about taking precautions if the air quality continues to decrease.
"We have our bag of tricks. We go inside or outside based on the weather. We are always adjusting each and every morning."Health Dept. says the air quality decreased to 101 on Wednesday. It’s expected to drop to as low as 130 Thursday. The National Weather Service has extended its air quality alert to 6 am Thursday.that I have read and agree
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