- Check air quality readings frequently. APCD provides 24/7 data for all of our monitoring stations in Santa Barbara County. We also have PurpleAir sensors that are shared on the AirNow Fire and Smoke map.

Find our 24/7 data and a link to the Fire & Smoke map on our website: http://www.OurAir.org/todays-air-quality- Find tips to create a “clean air room” at home in case you need to stay inside in a space with clean indoor air: https://www.ourair.org/clean-air-rooms/

Here are some tips to be prepared: - Check air quality readings frequently. APCD provides 24/7 data for all of our monitoring stations in Santa Barbara County. We also have PurpleAir sensors that are shared on the AirNow Fire and Smoke map.

Find our 24/7 data and a link to the Fire & Smoke map on our website: http://www.OurAir.org/todays-air-quality- Find tips to create a “clean air room” at home in case you need to stay inside in a space with clean indoor air: https://www.ourair.org/clean-air-rooms/

For the most part, we expect smoke won't affect ground-level air quality, but you may notice a slight smoke smell or see haze high in the sky.
 
Conditions can change quickly with wildfires and wildfire smoke. Here are some tips to be prepared (cont'd)

Check air quality readings. APCD provides 24/7 data for our monitoring stations. We have PurpleAir sensors shared on AirNow Fire & Smoke map. http://www.OurAir.org/todays-air-quality

Tips to create a “clean air room” at home in case you need to stay inside: https://www.ourair.org/clean-air-rooms/

Now is also a great time to make sure that your "clean air room" at home is ready for future wildfire smoke impacts. Find tips for creating your "clean air room" at http://ourair.org