Air Quality

Smoke is expected to begin to move out of the Willamette Valley Thursday evening.

The interactive forecasting map from Washington State University predicts local air quality conditions over a three-day period.

Smoke from wildfires in Eastern Oregon and Washington is still affecting the air in much of western and central Oregon.

Experts are encouraging Lane County residents to take precautions, including closing their doors and windows, staying cool and using air purifiers.

State environmental regulators warn unhealthy air conditions could persist through the week.

KLCC's Oregon Ready helps you prepare for Oregon wildfire smoke and ash with advice on tracking AQI, using N95 masks, making DIY box fan filters, and protecting your health.

Oregon kids and teens participating in outdoor activities need to protect themselves from air pollution that is more harmful than scientists previously understood, according to new state guidance.

Smoke from the Moon Complex Fire in southern Oregon is wafting into Western Lane and Douglas Counties.

Although it may have smelled strongly of smoke Thursday, National Weather Service Meteorologist Colby Neuman said air quality in Eugene saw highs in the “moderate” range.

The Lane Regional Air Protection Agency wants to turn fines into initiatives that benefit the environment.

Northwest researchers find Medford, Grants Pass and Bend had the most wildfire smoke from 2019-2023.

The Lane Regional Air Protection Agency is asking Lane County residents to minimize their wood burning during winter stagnation.