Gann Fire's Smoke Affects Air Quality in Nevada and California
The Gann Fire, located east of Stockton, California, has rapidly grown to over 9,000 acres, impacting air quality across the region. The smoke from the fire is moving from south to north in California and then west to east into Nevada, affecting areas such as the Truckee Meadows and regions north of I-80. The air quality in Reno has reached 'Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups' due to ozone levels, with smoke contributing to moderate air quality overall. The movement of smoke is influenced by wind patterns, with the Washoe Zephyr expected to bring more smoke into the Truckee Meadows during the evening. 
