Friday, September 18, 2026

Clark County points air high quality alert resulting from wildfire smoke

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LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Smoke drifting into the area from southern California wildfires brought on Clark County to concern an air high quality alert for the following few days.

Clark County issued a smoke alert for the area from Tuesday, Aug. 5 to Thursday, Aug. 7.

A launch from the county said the wildfire smoke would improve ranges of particulate matter and ozone air pollution within the space. Officers stated durations of heavy smoke are anticipated and will final just a few hours.

Division of Air High quality officers stated the smoke can worsen respiratory ailments resembling bronchitis and bronchial asthma or coronary heart illness. The discharge said youngsters, aged, and folks with respiratory and coronary heart illness may wish to keep indoors out of percaution.

The county supplied a number of tricks to restrict private publicity to smoke, together with:

Restrict outside exertion on days with excessive ranges of positive particles within the air. Train makes you breathe heavier and will increase the quantity of particulates you might be more likely to inhale.

Hold home windows and doorways closed.

Think about altering your indoor air filters if they’re soiled.

Officers stated to seek the advice of your physician if in case you have a medical situation that may make you delicate to air high quality circumstances.

To remain updated with native air high quality info, go to the Every day Air High quality Forecast web site.

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