Denver's Air Quality Moderate for Ozone on Tuesday
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Denver's Air Quality Moderate for Ozone on Tuesday
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An Ozone Action Day Alert was in effect on Monday, June 16, due to hot and stagnant weather, but ozone concentrations have since improved from the unhealthy for sensitive groups range back into the good to moderate range for Tuesday. No new ozone or air quality advisories are in effect for Denver or the surrounding Front Range today.
Ozone levels tend to climb in the summer months during episodes of sunny, hot weather with limited wind, as those conditions promote the chemical reactions that form ground-level ozone. Residents are encouraged to do their part to keep ozone levels down on high-ozone days, including reducing vehicle trips, refueling outside of midday hours, and limiting use of gas-powered lawn and garden equipment.
Overall, the air quality in Denver today is considered suitable for most outdoor activities but those with heightened sensitivity to air pollution, such as children, the elderly, and individuals with asthma or other chronic respiratory issues, should monitor symptoms and consider reducing heavy or prolonged exertion outdoors as a precaution. Denver remains under typical summer air quality patterns, with improvements expected compared to the previous day’s higher ozone levels. Residents can check real-time updates for changing conditions and additional recommendations throughout the day from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment and AirNow.gov for the most current readings and advisories[1][2][3].