Air Quality Concerns Spread Across East Coast Due to Wildfires.
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Plumes of smoke from Canadian wildfires have caused a smoky haze and burning odor in the Philadelphia region, prompting a "code red" alert from health officials. Residents are advised to avoid outdoor activities, keep windows closed, and wear high-quality masks. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has forecasted poor air quality for the region on Wednesday and overnight into Thursday.
- How long will the smoke last? Here’s a look at the air quality forecast for the Philly region. The Philadelphia Inquirer
- Air quality alert continues in south-central Pennsylvania WGAL Susquehanna Valley Pa.
- Air quality issues spreading down the east coast 13News Now
- Air quality alert: Canada wildfire smoke leads to code red for Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware WPVI-TV
- Code Orange Air Day In The Region, Including Frederick County WFMD
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