Smoke from South Georgia Wildfire Affects CSRA Area
• Wildfire in southern Georgia sends heavy smoke into the Central Savannah River Area (CSRA), impacting air quality.
• The fire, consuming over 16,000 acres in Clinch County, is only 10% contained, challenging firefighters.
• Schools in affected areas are holding indoor recess to protect students from the thickening smoke.
Wildfire smoke impacts Central Savannah River Area
A significant wildfire in southern Georgia is causing heavy smoke to drift into the Central Savannah River Area (CSRA), affecting local communities and raising concerns about air quality.
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