Wildfire smoke is sneaking into cities hundreds of miles away, turning skies hazy and threatening your health—even if you can’t smell or see it. The EPA’s Air Quality Index warns that levels over 150 are dangerous for everyone, especially those with asthma, COPD, or heart conditions. Stay indoors or wear an N95 mask if you must go out. Keep windows shut, use air conditioning in recirculate mode, upgrade filters to MERV 13 if possible, and run an air purifier in your main room to cut down on harmful particles. When symptoms hit—wheezing, shortness of breath—head inside immediately.
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