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Air quality alert issued for all of Michigan because of Canadian wildfires
Smoke from Canadian wildfires continues to bring poor air quality to all of Michigan on Thursday. Winds out of the North and Northwest ushered in the smoke late Tuesday. Overnight and early morning rain and low clouds helped to trap smoke in the lower levels of the atmosphere.
A Forecast First Alert remains in effect Friday due to the poor air quality created by Canadian wildfire smoke.
As has been the case much of the summer, the smoke invasion is targeting the Upper Midwest to Great Lakes. Beyond Thursday, ...
The latest MPCA map shows that most of Minnesota is now dealing with the air in the unhealthy category due to smoke blowing ...
The Iowa DNR has placed an air quality alert for much of the state due to "moderate to heavy" smoke conditions. The alert ...
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Minnesota weather: Clearing to smoky sunshine on Thursday
An air quality alert is in place for most of Minnesota due to wildfire smoke. The Twin Cities metro daytime high is around 85 ...
Poor air quality impacts health. Fine particle pollution from wildfire smoke can irritate eyes, nose, and throat, and cause coughing, chest tightness, shortness of breath, dizziness, or fatigue ...
Wildfires continue to burn in Canada, and the smoke is filling communities there and towns across the U.S. border. That sparked six members of the United States Congress from Minnesota and ...
In part, it’s coming from central Canadian wildfire smoke. We’re keeping a close eye on it, but unless you are unusually sensitive to fine airborne particles, it won’t have a big impact on you.
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