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Canadian wildfires to cause smoke, low air quality in New Hampshire, Maine. See map
While the smoke may cloud your vision of the sky or ruin a day at the beach on this week's warmest days of the season so far, it is more than just a nuisance. All across the U.S., the smoke is causing poor air quality, which can cause health effects from mild symptoms in the healthy to dangerous risks for sensitive groups.
High pressure will pass across Maine tonight, moving to the East tomorrow. Following behind the high pressure is another ...
It’s due to wildfire smoke rolling in from Canada. These wildfires are burning in areas of Central Canada along the Canadian ...
This process gives the sun and in some cases the moon a very red, orange appearance compared to an average day with clear ...
Low pressure has lifted to the Northeast, allowing high pressure to enter today. Sunny, warmer, and drier conditions will be ...
But a few areas across New England, specifically parts of Connecticut, New Hampshire, and Maine will see poor ... Central United States is steering wildfire smoke south from Canada and across ...
Smoke from Canadian wildfires continues to descend into the U.S., creating poor air quality that can cause health issues.
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The Maine Department of Environmental Protection warns that unhealthy conditions may persist through the weekend.
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