A dry and stable southwesterly flow aloft should bring
sunshine and warmer temperatures statewide. The threat of thunderstorms is
minimal and confined mainly to higher terrain near the Idaho border.
Good
daytime mixing should continue to generally improve air quality across the
state, unless existing wildfires become more active or new fires begin
producing significant amounts of smoke. Northwesterly low-level winds will
continue to send at least some smoke into communities to the south through east
of wildfires in SW Oregon.
Light southwesterly winds are expected across
south-central Oregon with light winds across eastern Oregon. Air quality in
those regions is not expected to be significantly impacted by wildfire smoke.
The Air Quality in Klamath County for today is expected
to be from Low Moderate to High Moderate levels.
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If you experience symptoms like coughing or shortness of breath while outdoors, you may need to take it easier.
If you have asthma, check out this important information from the EPA.
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