Wildfire Smoke from Canada Continues to Impact U.S. Air Quality

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Smoke from wildfires in Canada continues to cause smoky conditions and poor air quality across the Midwest and Northeast regions of the United States. The Air Quality Index in several cities, including New York City, reached "unhealthy" levels, prompting warnings and precautions. Thunderstorms are expected to help disperse the smoke and improve air quality over the Fourth of July weekend, but the effects may persist for weeks as Canada's wildfire season started early this year.
- U.S. Air Quality: Wildfire Smoke Lingers in Midwest and Northeast The New York Times
- Canadian wildfire smoke polluting air across U.S. CBS Evening News
- Great Lakes And Northeast See Smoke And Poor Air Quality From Canada Wildfires (PHOTOS) | Weather.com The Weather Channel
- Iowa DNR issues air quality advisory through Thursday KCRG-TV9: Your Trusted Local News Source
- How long will the smoke last in NJ? Air quality remains unhealthy NorthJersey.com
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