LOGAN – As far as air quality this weekend, of all the reporting stations with current data for the Utah Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ), Cache County had the highest PM2.5 reading. As of late Sunday morning, the county was in the ‘yellow’ to ‘orange’ range, and according to the DEQ website (air.utah.gov), residents are advised that solid fuel burning devices must not be used.
Open burning may not occur, including fire pits, fire rings, and campfires. And motorists are urged to reduce vehicle use by consolidating trips.
The National Weather Service said a fast-moving weak cold front is expected to move through Northern Utah late tonight into early Monday. This might bring cleaner air temporarily. But high pressure is expected to build back in for the remainder of the week.
Looks like today Logan has the cleanest air… real time AQI @ 8am Feb 24
Smithfield 6
Logan 2
Benson 0
Paradise 0
Ogden 68
Centerville 70
SLC-Downtown 42
Orem 39
No that isn’t any, fun how can the bang their drums unless just the bad is reported.
Looks like today Logan has the cleanest air… real time AQI @ 8am Feb 25
Smithfield 19
Logan 1
Benson 5
Paradise 4
Ogden 20
Centerville 76
SLC-Downtown 16
West Valley 69
Orem 55
Looks like today Logan has the cleanest air… real time AQI @ 2pm Feb 26
Smithfield 24
Logan 10
Benson 9
Paradise 7
Ogden 31
Centerville 70
SLC-Downtown 19
West Valley 47
Orem 25