Moderate air quality levels may pose health risks to sensitive groups, including children, the elderly, and individuals with respiratory conditions. Ground-level ozone can irritate lung tissue, potentially causing breathing difficulties during strenuous outdoor activities. While air quality is generally acceptable for the general public, those unusually sensitive to air pollution should take precautions. The forecasted moderate AQI levels for PM2.5 and ozone suggest that air pollution may temporarily affect outdoor activities, particularly during peak afternoon hours when ozone production is highest.