Another day of smoky air, nasty smells and many questions in parts of L.A.

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From Dodger Stadium to downtown Los Angeles and the Eastside, Sunday was marked by periodic smoke from a Boyle Heights fire burning for a fifth straight day.Weather officials say erratic winds have been sending smoke to different parts of the region this weekend.The South Coast Air Quality Management District has extended a Particle Pollution Advisory to Monday afternoon, covering a large swath from the San Fernando Valley to Riverside County.

The Los Angeles Fire Department said it made significant progress Sunday in battling the fire, but full containment remains unclear.At the city’s smoke relief center set up at Pecan Recreation Center, Ashley Campos, 18, said her family left their home on Hicks Avenue near the fire because of health concerns.Campos said her 44-year-old mother has asthma, her 9-year-old brother has epilepsy, and her 68-year-old grandmother is battling cancer.Campos said the family lives about two blocks from the warehouse and could smell smoke inside their home.

They looked into buying an air purifier but found them either too expensive or unavailable for immediate delivery.“We didn’t want to even risk it,” Campos said of staying home.Her father has remained at the family’s house “just in case anything happens,” she said.Campos said the family has struggled to obtain an air purifier and has heard similar concerns from neighbors.

“It’s really hard,” she said.“My dad tried looking for one, but he couldn’t find them.” California More bad air is expected around the Boyle Heights warehouses that has been burning since Wednesday.Wil Blake, who lives a block from Walt Disney Concert Hall in downtown Los Angeles, said he woke up Sunday morning to the smell of “soot and smoke” in the air, which reminded him of last year’s wildfires.Blake said he keeps his windows open because his air conditioner has been out of service in recent weeks...