“Certain groups of people are at higher risk, such as those with chronic heart or lung disease, children, the elderly, and pregnant women," says Ohio Department of Health’s Director Dr. Bruce Vanderhoff. According to AirNow.gov, Cleveland’s AQI is 272 out of 500, which is the highest in Ohio and among the highest in the region. For comparison, when New York City skies turned orange in early June, the city’s AQI was above 400, which made it the most polluted air in the world. Detroit is currently at 337, which near the worst air qualities in the world, second only to Dubai. 👨‍💻 Click the link in bio to find tips on how to keep yourself and your family safe. 🖊️📸 dilstew #cleveland #wildfires #northeastohio #canada #canadafires #canadawildfires #smokeincleveland