The National Weather Service issued an air quality health advisory for Brooklyn and the surrounding tri-state area due to elevated ozone levels. On June 5th, the Air Quality Index (AQI) is predicted to reach between 101 and 150, posing health risks mainly to sensitive groups such as seniors, children, and those with respiratory or cardiovascular issues. Healthy individuals are generally not at risk, but the advisory emphasizes caution for sensitive populations. Additionally, residents can access a website to check the air quality in their specific zip codes.
The National Weather Service has issued a health advisory for Brooklyn and the tri-state area due to high ozone levels, with an Air Quality Index forecasted at 101-150 on June 5th.
The AQI level is considered unhealthy for sensitive groups, including seniors, children, pregnant individuals, outdoor workers, and those with respiratory or heart issues.
Healthy individuals are not at a significant risk from the elevated air quality levels, but sensitive groups should take precautions.
An interactive website is available, allowing residents to check the air quality index in their specific zip codes.
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