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Breathe Easy When Smoke Invades | Tulsa News
Wildfire smoke can drift hundreds of miles, turning your local air unhealthy—even if you can’t see smoke. The EPA’s Air Quality Index warns: below 50 is safe, over 150 is dangerous for everyone, especially those with asthma or heart conditions. Stay indoors when air quality dips; if you must go out, wear an N95 mask. Even healthy people should take precautions. Boost your indoor air by sealing windows, using AC recirculation, and upgrading to a MERV 13 filter or running a portable air purifier. Check real-time air quality maps from the EPA or PurpleAir to stay ahead of the smoke. Listen in…
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