Wildfire Smoke Can Affect the Air Inside Your Home – Here's How to Protect It

(BPT) - The shift into fall often feels like a reset. Cooler mornings, changing leaves, a slower pace. But in many parts of the country, it also signals something less visible, a secondary wildfire season.

While Southern California, Texas, Oklahoma, and parts of central and southern Appalachia face the highest wildfire risk in October, dry vegetation, fallen leaves and seasonal winds can create conditions for fast-moving fires whose impact can still reach homes miles, even states, away. Once in your area, wildfire smoke can enter your home and affect indoor air quality. Learn how HVAC filtration and air cleaners can help reduce dangerous smoke particles indoors.

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