Smoke from the Madre Fire is impacting the air quality for some communities on the Central Coast.
According to the San Luis Obispo County Air Pollution Control District and Public Health Department, the Cuyama, California Valley and Carrizo Plains areas are seeing the biggest impact.
However, officials warn that changing winds could cause the smoke to reach other parts of the county, and they expect skies to remain hazy throughout the weekend with higher than normal ozone levels and fine particulate concentrations. There could also be ash…