#AirQuality Forecast (Wednesday, July 17th): AQI readings in portions of the #InlandEmpire and #LosAngeles County are predicted to reach Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups or higher levels. For the Current #AQI and additional forecasting info, visit aqmd.gov/forecast
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#AirQuality Forecast (Sunday, August 11th): AQI readings in portions of the #InlandEmpire and #LosAngeles County are predicted to reach Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups or higher levels. For the Current #AQI and additional forecasting info, visit aqmd.gov/forecast
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#AirQuality Forecast (Sunday, July 7th): AQI readings in portions of the #InlandEmpire and #LosAngeles County are predicted to reach Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups or higher levels. For the Current #AQI and additional forecasting info, visit aqmd.gov/forecast
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#AirQuality Forecast (Sunday, August 18th): AQI readings in portions of the #InlandEmpire and #LosAngeles County are predicted to reach Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups or higher levels. For the Current #AQI and additional forecasting info, visit aqmd.gov/forecast
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#AirQuality Forecast (Sunday, July 21st): AQI readings in portions of the #InlandEmpire and #LosAngeles County are predicted to reach Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups or higher levels. For the Current #AQI and additional forecasting info, visit aqmd.gov/forecast
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#AirQuality Forecast (Sunday, June 30th): AQI readings in portions of the #InlandEmpire and #LosAngeles County are predicted to reach Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups or higher levels. For the Current #AQI and additional forecasting info, visit aqmd.gov/forecast
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#AirQuality Forecast (Sunday, June 23rd): AQI readings in portions of the #InlandEmpire and #LosAngeles County are predicted to reach Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups or higher levels. For the Current #AQI and additional forecasting info, visit aqmd.gov/forecast
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#AirQuality Forecast (Wednesday, November 1st): aqmd.gov/forecast 🏖 Coastal: Good -to- Moderate 🏙 LA: Good -to- Moderate 🌅 OC: Good 🌄 Inland Empire: Good -to- Moderate 🌴 Coachella Valley: Good
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How can we know the air we breathe tomorrow? Our recent article describes the air quality forecast system urbanAQF. Based on comparison to observations the study concludes on improvements of the forecast system and future directions for dissemination of public health information to citizens. #urban #airquality #forecast Tandfonline https://lnkd.in/ey4AtcHG
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Air Quality Forecast (Sunday, January 28th): aqmd.gov/forecast Coastal: Moderate LA: Good -to- Moderate OC: Good Inland Empire: Good Coachella Valley: Good
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⚠️❄️ BARRINGTON TOPS SAFETY MESSAGE - NSW Police Force - 3:00PM, Tuesday 16th July A safety reminder is issued to visitors ahead of forecast snow or sleet, and icy conditions across the Barrington Tops for this week. The Bureau of Meteorology is forecasting a chance of snow for the Barrington Tops from tonight through to Thursday night, accompanied by possibly strong winds. While Barrington Tops Forest Road (linking Gloucester to Scone) is currently open, visitors are advised to exercise extreme care when driving in these conditions. The predicted weather will make roads extremely slippery due to ice and possibly snow. With strong winds, there is also potential for trees and branches to fall, posing a direct risk to visitors, and possibly blocking access into and out of the area. Conditions will be monitored, and road closures may be put in place to ensure the safety of all users if required due to slippery, icy conditions. It’s vital that visitors planning a trip to the Barrington Tops are prepared for changing weather conditions. Let someone know your plans before travelling; understand that mobile phone coverage is very limited in this remote area, and be aware that conditions on the sub-alpine plateau can change rapidly. All people entering remote areas should inform a family member or other responsible person of their travel plans and expected date and time of return. As a minimum, visitors to the Barrington Tops should have: ✅ Plenty of additional warm clothing and wet weather gear, particularly for children ✅ Food and water sufficient for all members of the party for the duration of the stay, with some in reserve for unforeseen circumstances ✅ 4WD vehicle is best – leave the 2WD at home Visitors wishing to see snow in a 2WD vehicle are best to choose a trip to Nowendoc/ Walcha, via the Thunderbolts Way. ▪️Be alerted to severe weather and more by downloading the NSW Incident Alerts App - https://apple.co/39Y5tW2
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