tl;dr: elevated ozone. Article doesn't directly state why ozone is elevated, but talks about climate change increasing ozone, insinuating it's the reason in this case.
this post was submitted on 23 May 2024
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I posted this a bit late to protect anyone, but I wasn't aware this was a thing, so maybe it can increase awareness. Not sure how important or dangerous this is to the people it affects.
Yeah. Folks with lung diseases, like asthma, can have difficulty in high ozone. Good looking out.