Real closely and critical news watchers might notice a common "narrative" that extends far beyond the weather . . . Or at least this is one more thing to think about whilst sweating it out today.
Take a peek:
The Mid-America Regional Council has an air quality monitor on its website that indicates the level of smog or pollution in the air, called “ground-level ozone.” It’s caused by emissions from cars and mowers, industry and power plants.
On Thursday, MARC issued its first Ozone Action Alert of the summer season, indicating “an unhealthy level of ground-level ozone."
Poor air quality days are particularly dangerous for those with respiratory issues like asthma or COPD. Also at risk are those with heart-health concerns.
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
Kansas City's first heat wave of the summer won't let up until next week. Even nights will be hot
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