WILDFIRES

Wildfires can happen at any time of year, especially during hot, dry summer months, and are a seasonal health risk in Utah. They can start from hot, dry weather, wind, or lightning. Stay informed during wildfire season by following Utah Fire Info on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram.

WILDFIRE HEALTH RISKS IN UTAH

Who is at higher risk from wildfire smoke?

According to the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), those at higher risk include:

  • Children and teens
  • Pregnant women
  • Individuals with asthma or other lung diseases
  • Individuals with heart disease or related conditions (such as diabetes or obesity)
  • Adults ages 65 and older
  • Outdoor workers and first responders

Anyone outdoors for long periods may be exposed to more smoke.

How to protect yourself

  • Stay indoors when air quality is poor
  • Follow local health and safety guidelines

AIR QUALITY FORECAST

Real-time smoke outlooks

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