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Wildfire smoke brings hazy skies and cool air to D.C. area
A thin veil of smoke from wildfires burning in Canada is worsening air quality and putting a lid on temperatures in the D.C. area. The smoke, which has resulted in some of the world’s worst air quality in the Upper Midwest and Northeast, is only wafting through the Mid-Atlantic in limited quantities, but it’s enough to have a small impact.
The nearest river is about two miles away, but investigators determined the fish was scooped up by an osprey, which then ...
Toronto had the fifth most polluted air of the world’s major cities early Tuesday morning, according to Swiss air technology company IQAir’s ranking, ...
More than 739 fires are burning in Canada, and smoke crossing the border has triggered air quality alerts in several U.S.
Coughing, sneezing, runny nose. Sure, those are signs of seasonal allergies, but they can also be caused by wildfire smoke.
The smoke from forest fires is still expected to cloud Toronto’s skies on Monday, according to Environment Canada’s special ...
Wildfire smoke from Canada's Prairie provinces has triggered widespread air-quality warnings across the country, impacting ...
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Wildfire smoke to ease after choking northern US but occasional hazards remainSmoke from hundreds of wildfires burning across Canada has polluted skies and reduced air quality across large portions of ...
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