Air Quality Alert Why Hot Sunny Days Can Be Bad For Your Breathing
The polar vortex has finally passed and we’ve entered spring! It’s time for kids to play freely outside right? Well, for children with asthma or other breathing problems, hot, sunny days can often worsen breathing problems due to high ozone levels. Ozone is formed in the Earth’s atmosphere through the action of ultraviolet (UV) light, and is normally concentrated about 6 to 31 miles above the earth’s surface in a layer called the stratosphere....