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Even though our weather is beginning to cool down, please remember that outdoor burning restrictions remain in place until local fire officials deem it safe to lift the restrictions.
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The current AQI is Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups. People with health conditions may have worsened symptoms. Healthy people may begin to have new symptoms. All sensitive groups should limit spending any time outdoors.
This AQI is current at the time of posting. This reading could change at any time. For an up-to-date AQI, please visit spokanecleanair.org/air-qual…
Smoke is dangerous. It is important to understand your personal risk and when it is safe for you to spend time outside. Keep an eye on the AQI this wildfire smoke season by visiting SpokaneCleanAir.org
The Air Quality Alert continues, and air quality should range from AQI-Moderate to AQI-Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups in Spokane County on Wednesday. Thursday, air quality should improve to AQI-Good to AQI-Moderate.
During wildfire season, smoke can travel fast and cause air quality to degrade quickly. Keep an eye on the AQI by visiting: spokanecleanair.org/current-…
The Air Quality Alert remains in effect as smoke (PM2.5) from regional wildfires continues to spread from west to east. There may be some daytime clearing of wildfire smoke, but smoke concentrations are expected to build overnight.
Tuesday and Wednesday air quality should range from AQI-Moderate to AQI-Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups in Spokane County.
Visit SmokeReadySpokane.org for tips on keeping indoor air clean during wildfire smoke season.
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The Air Quality Alert continues, as smoke models show Spokane County will continue to be impacted by wildfire smoke (PM2.5) this weekend. Cool nights and smoke transport will allow smoke concentrations to build overnight.
To view the full forecast and to check the current AQI, please visit: spokanecleanair.org/current-…
Critical fire conditions will return to Eastern WA on Saturday, Aug 8. Do your part to avoid causing a spark.
Hi everyone. Critical fire weather concerns will return Friday and Saturday due to low relative humidity and gusty winds. A Fire Weather Watch has been issued for central WA for August 7-8 and for eastern WA for August 8. Please continue to take precautions to remain safe. #wawx
ALT Elevated to critical fire weather conditions are expected this Friday. August 7th. A Fire Weather Watch has issued been for the Cascades, western Columbia Basin and near the Blue Mountains Friday. A combination of temperatures reaching 90-100°F, very low humidity, and gusty winds will create an environment where new or existing fires can spread rapidly. Please remain vigilant and avoid any outdoor activities that could cause a spark, especially across central Washington where the strongest winds are forecast.
ALT Elevated to critical fire weather conditions are expected this Saturday. August 8th. A Fire Weather Watch has issued been for the Cascades, Columbia Basin, Palouse and near the Blue Mountains Saturday. A combination of temperatures reaching 90-100°F, very low humidity, and gusty winds will create an environment where new or existing fires can spread rapidly. Please remain vigilant and avoid any outdoor activities that could cause a spark, especially across central Washington where the strongest winds are forecast.
Wildfire smoke (PM2.5) will continue to impact the area, as the Air Quality Alert continues.
Air quality should range from AQI- Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups to AQI-Unhealthy for much of Thursday and Friday. The NWS issued a Red Flag Warning for Friday and Saturday.
A dry cold front will push toward the area Friday and push by Saturday, with gusty west to southwesterly winds, bringing the potential for critical fire weather conditions.
Pictured: GOES satellite image from 9:26 am 8/6/2026, depicting widespread smoke over much of eastern WA.
To view the current AQI, visit: spokanecleanair.org/current-…
For more information on how to prepare for smoky conditions, please visit: SmokeReadySpokane.org
Everyone deserves clean indoor air. Visit SmokeReadySpokane.org to learn how to build a budget-friendly, DIY air cleaner.
Air quality should be AQI-Unhealthy/Red on Tuesday and Wednesday. Smoke from the Spokane Complex Fire and regional fires in central and northeast WA continue to impact air quality. The Air Quality Alert continues until further notice.
To view the current AQI, visit: spokanecleanair.org/current-…
For more information on how to prepare for smoky conditions, please visit: SmokeReadySpokane.org
Pictured: GOES-West satellite imagery of smoke progression from this morning.
The Air Quality Alert is in effect until further notice, with widespread smoke (PM2.5) from the local Spokane Complex fires and the regional fires in central and northeastern Washington. A ridge of high pressure will reduce ventilation, allowing PM2.5 concentrations to build.
Everyone may experience more serious health effects. Everyone should stay indoors, avoid all strenuous activity, and close windows and doors. If it's not too hot, set air conditioners to recirculate. If possible, use a HEPA air filter.
For more information on air quality and to check the current AQI, head to SpokaneCleanAir.org/current-…. For information on how to protect yourself and your loved ones from wildfire smoke, visit SmokeReadySpokane.org