Beach bonfires can be added to your weekend agenda: the air quality burn ban has been lifted for King, Kitsap, Pierce, and Snohomish Counties. The Puget Sound Clean Air Agency says smoke […]
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Hold off on those bonfires – burn ban is back for King County
With around 20 wildfires still blazing in British Columbia, the air quality burn ban has been reinstated for King County. With more wildfire smoke from BC moving into our region, […]
Burn ban lifted for King County
Even though the haze is still lingering, the air quality burn ban has lifted for King County and surrounding areas. That means bonfires and charcoal barbecues are okay for now, […]
Burn ban in effect as smoke from B.C. wildfires moves south
A burn ban is now effect in response to the decreasing air quality in the region as smoke from British Columbia wildfires moves into King County. The Stage 1 air […]
PSCAA issues air quality burn ban for King County
Update Saturday, January 4: The PSCAA has confirmed that the burn ban in King County is now lifted. Original Post: The Puget Sound Clean Air Agency (PSCAA) issued a burn ban for […]
PSCAA air quality burn ban now in effect
Update December 2 : As of 12 p.m. this afternoon the burn ban for King County has been lifted. PSCAA expects to see increased wind speeds throughout today and pollution levels are […]
PSCAA issues air quality burn ban for King County
The Puget Sound Clean Air Agency (PSCAA) has issued a burn ban for the entirety King County set to start at noon today and continue until 6 a.m. tomorrow morning. The burn ban […]
Burn ban lifted for King County
The Puget Sound Clean Air Agency has lifted the burn ban that was issued for King County on Wednesday. This means you can burn fires in your fireplaces and at […]
Burn ban means no fires at home or at the beach
A stage one burn ban goes into effect for King County at 4 p.m. today, affecting residential burning and beach fires. People burning Christmas trees at the Polar Bear Plunge […]
Stage 2 burn ban in effect
Unless your wood-burning fireplace is your only source of heat, you shouldn’t be using it, says the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency. “Stable weather conditions, combined with heavy use of […]
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