ALERT CENTER: Connecticut officials warn of elevated ozone levels due to extreme heat and humidity
The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection is warning the public today of elevated ozone levels due to the extreme heat and humidity.
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Jul 20, 2022, 10:11 AM
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Updated 890 days ago
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15ds agoThe Department of Energy and Environmental Protection is warning the public today of elevated ozone levels due to the extreme heat and humidity.
Elevated ozone may approach or exceed acceptable levels for parts of Connecticut lasting into the rest of the week.
The unsafe levels of ozone could become unhealthy for sensitive groups of people, like those with asthma or respiratory issues, and could make it difficult to breath.
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