According to authorities, smoke along Route 40 is from a fire at USAG Aberdeen Proving Ground. The
Harford Co., MD Fire & EMS
posted a message on social media asking people not to call 911 unless they see an active fire. This helps keep emergency lines clear for real emergencies.
Due to current weather conditions, the fire on
@USAGAPG
is once again producing smoke along the Route 40 corridor. Please do not call 911 to report smoke unless you see an active fire.
Photo from APG
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On-site firefighting efforts are being made against the blaze at USAG Aberdeen Proving Ground, with various units working around the clock to contain the fire. The smoke phenomenon experienced is not uncommon in areas neighboring ongoing large fires, as shifting winds can carry smoke across expansive regions, affecting air quality and visibility. Health officials often issue advisories under such conditions, advising individuals with respiratory conditions to take precautions or remain indoors.
In the meantime, Harford Co., MD Fire & EMS continue monitoring the fire and smoke situation while providing necessary updates to the community through their channels. For the latest updates on the fire and any potential health advisories, community members are encouraged to follow official outlets and heed their guidance closely during these smoky days.
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