Bad air cancels CCSD activities, delays flights

Las Vegas, NV (KXNT) – High winds brought plenty of wildfire smoke into southern Nevada on Wednesday, so much so that Clark County issued an Air Quality Advisory.

Because of the poor air quality, experts say it’s best for kids, the elderly, and those with respiratory issues to limit their time outside.

The Clark County School District canceled what they termed all “non-essential” outdoor activities for Wednesday, while Reid International Airport reported over 300 flight delays and numerous cancelations due to the poor air quality.