Smoke Advisory Issued for Los Angeles County Due to Ridge Fire
A smoke advisory has been issued for Los Angeles County due to the Ridge Fire burning near Gorman.
Los Angeles, CA, August 7, 2026 —
A smoke advisory has been issued for Los Angeles County as a result of the ongoing Ridge Fire near Gorman.
The advisory alerts residents to the potential for unhealthy air quality due to smoke from the wildfire, which is currently burning in the vicinity of Gorman, a community located in the northern part of Los Angeles County.
Officials are advising residents, particularly those in areas directly downwind of the fire, to exercise caution. Individuals with respiratory conditions, the elderly, and children may be more sensitive to smoke exposure.
The specific areas within Los Angeles County that may experience the most significant smoke impact have not been detailed, but advisories typically target regions most likely to be affected by prevailing winds carrying smoke from the fire’s location.
Residents are encouraged to stay informed about air quality conditions through official channels. Further updates regarding the Ridge Fire and its impact on air quality are expected as the situation develops.
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