Its all relative, right . We have seen some subtle changes. I know its not down to the good category yet but signs of things beginning to improve. For much of the weekend everyone was in that very unhealthy category, that purple color. Now were down into the unhealthy from the north bay to the south bay. Yes, its still bad. We have the haze out here, but were seeing signs of changes. Let me get to that and to give you this reference point. I have to give you a wider look at the satellite and the three large fires producing the most smoke, you can see the plumes on the satellite view showing the smoke now lifting to the north and east so thats moving away from the bay area. And were starting to see these changes from the system that is developing right on track just offshore. Thats going to help to change our air quality. Well have more details on that in our developing la nina and what that could mean coming up in 18 minutes. 20 Straight Days of poor air quality and it will stick aroun
JOPLIN, Mo. A sewage leak from Joplin city sewer lines caused Kansas officials to issue a water advisory for Shoal Creek. That water advisory has now been rescinded. Around 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, the City of Joplin discovered a sewage main was leaking in McClelland Park. City staff reported the leak as a sanitary […]