With air quality levels rapidly dropping, Evanston officials have announced that the city’s beaches will remain closed for the remainder of the day Tuesday.
According to a social media post, beaches will be closed because of adverse conditions caused by smoke blanketing the Midwest as a result of wildfires in Canada.
The city’s Particle Pollution level was at 2.5, which is also at an unhealthy level. Those particles can cause damage to the heart and lungs, according to federal officials.
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