NJ Braces for Dangerous Air Quality and High Fire Danger Amid Canada Wildfire Smoke.
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New Jersey's air quality will worsen due to smoke from wildfires in Canada, with an orange alert issued for almost all of the state. The air quality index is expected to reach 150, just one point below a red alert, which creates unhealthy conditions for the general public. The smoke is coming from as many as 160 forest fires in Quebec, with the majority of the fires "out of control" due to extremely dry conditions. This is the third time in two weeks that smoke from wildfires in Canada has blown into New Jersey.
- NJ air quality could near a red alert this week, as Canada wildfire smoke takes toll NorthJersey.com
- Poor air quality, high chance of wildfires across N.J., forecasters say NJ.com
- Smoke From Canada Wildfire Covers Somerset County Patch
- Tuesday NJ weather: Smoky haze, high fire danger, isolated thunderstorms New Jersey 101.5 FM
- NJFFS warns of fire danger due to dry weather conditions Asbury Park Press
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