Today marks year's first day for ozone alert
Growing concerns about air quality have prompted the Association of Central Oklahoma Governments to declare today the first ozone alert day of the year.
Due to health concerns for people who may be prone to the effects of air pollution, residents in the Oklahoma City metro area are encouraged to reduce air pollution as much as possible by adjusting their daily routines.
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