Canada's Wildfire Smoke Spreads Across Northeastern US

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Smoke from the ongoing wildfires in Canada is expected to cause "moderate" air quality in New Jersey on Friday and Saturday, according to forecast maps from the EPA. Unlike last week's smoke, this smoke is expected to remain higher up in the atmosphere and not cause dangerous levels of air pollution. If the air quality deteriorates worse than "moderate," the state Department of Environmental Protection would issue a "code orange" air quality alert.
- Smoke from Canada has returned. How bad will N.J. air quality be this weekend? NJ.com
- Wildfire smoke to impact Albany, rest of New York Times Union
- Wildfire smoke blankets upper Midwest, forecast to head east CBS News
- Canada wildfire smoke is drifting into Upstate NY again syracuse.com
- The haze is back: More Canada wildfire smoke has moved into Louisville WLKY Louisville
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