The warning came like something out of a disaster movie.
Stay inside. Shut your windows. Do not breathe the air.
From El Paso to Odessa, Hobbs to Carlsbad, families watched the sky turn from hazy to deadly as “hazardous” alerts flashed across their phones. Parents counted inhaler puffs. Elderly neighbors coughed behind closed doors. And then the maps turned a terrifying shade of pur… Continues…