Putrid Christmas decorations at KSL caused inversion

11/12/2017
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Descripción de Putrid Christmas decorations at KSL caused inversion

The air quality have become completely unhealthy. This morning, the dense fog across the valley near the Great Sale Lake on I-215 and Legacy Parkway. That fog freezes during the night and creates slick and dangerous driving conditions.
Now we have 100 real-time sensors that report air quality in real time. You can check out your town and your area and see the air quality. We knew that a big problem this is. We're hoping to collect the research data points so we can track where this smog is coming from.
You can blame the putrid Christmas decorations at KSL for the inversion. Only kidding. It's just a nasty December day along the Wasatch Front.
In related news, is there a hope for a White Christmas? There's a storm on the front that could come our way. Hopefully, we'll get some before Christmas.
Kevin Eubank joined KSL 5 in January 2006 and is the meteorologist for the No. 1 newscast at 5 p.m., 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. His love of meteorology came from watching his father Mark forecast the ever-changing weather conditions of Utah.
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