Ray Fire (Santa
Barbara County)
- Rapid growth all day yesterday, total acreage now at 29,664 with containment 20% containment.
- Fire was active yesterday. About 6,000 acres of growth.
- Late afternoon winds pushed the smoke plume over Santa Barbara in the afternoon/evening. Smoke stayed aloft. Some smoke was visible in the evening hours in the LA Basin.
- Smoke is forecast to drift over Santa Barbara again today.
Rey Fire
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Monitoring
Summary (based on Air Quality Index (AQI) for each 24-hr
day)
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Site
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Yesterday’s 24 hour AQI
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Notes
about today
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San Luis Obispo
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Good
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Typically smokiest from 10am – 1pm during the day,
and some smoke overnight.
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Nipomo
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Good
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Good, but smoke concentrations are
trending upward.
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Lopoc
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Good
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Santa Ynez
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Moderate
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Smoke concentrations trending upwards
over the last few days.
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Goleta
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Moderate
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Typically smokiest from 8am – 2pm
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Santa Maria
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Good
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Typically smokiest from 10am – 1pm
during the day, and some smoke overnight.
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Santa Barbara
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Moderate
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Typically smokiest from 8am – 2pm
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Air Quality Index (AQI)
Levels of Health Concern
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ACTIONS TO PROTECT YOURSELF
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Good
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None
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Moderate
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Unusually sensitive individuals should consider limiting prolonged or
heavy exertion.
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Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups (USG)
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People within Sensitive Groups* should reduce prolonged
or heavy outdoor exertion. Everyone else may find relief by limiting
prolonged or heavy outdoor exertion.
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Unhealthy
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People within Sensitive Groups* should avoid all physical
outdoor activity. Everyone else should avoid prolonged or heavy outdoor
exertion.
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Very
Unhealthy
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Everyone should avoid
prolonged or heavy exertion
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Hazardous
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Everyone should avoid any
outdoor activity.
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