The smoke is causing hazardous air quality conditions, particularly in the mornings, which can affect individuals with respiratory issues, children, and the elderly. Prolonged exposure to the smoke may lead to health complications such as difficulty breathing and irritation of the eyes and throat. The high temperatures forecasted later in the week could increase the risk of heat-related illnesses, especially for outdoor workers and vulnerable populations. Residents in areas near the Oregon-Idaho border may face evacuation risks due to the ongoing wildfires. (Source: Idaho News 6)