(KRON) -- An air quality advisory has been issued by the Bay Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQMD) to start the week. Wildfire smoke from the Park Fire, officials say, prompted the advisory that is in effect from Sunday, July 28 until Monday, July 29. Smoke from that wildfire is "expected to impact air quality in parts of the Bay Area today and tomorrow," BAAQMD said. Some residents in the Bay Area may see hazy skies, and the smell of smoke is "possible" at higher elevations. The advisory was issued after two Bay Area wildfires broke out in the last two days -- both prompting temporary evacuation orders on Friday. The Point Fire burned hundreds of acres in the Concord-Bay
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