"Extreme Weather Alert: Heat, Humidity, and Wildfire Smoke Threaten D.C. Area"
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The D.C.-area is expected to experience hot and humid weather with a surge in storm activity at the start of July. Air quality conditions are degraded due to wildfire smoke from Canada, with Code Orange conditions in many locations. Ozone from local pollutants will also be elevated. Temperatures will range from the mid-80s to near 90, with increasing humidity. Storms are possible in the evening, and a strong late-day storm threat is expected tomorrow. The next few days could bring much-needed rain, with Independence Day being drier but still hot.
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- Editorial: Raging fires in Canada demand action on air quality, environment Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
- First Alert Forecast: Yellow Alert issued for unhealthy air quality CBS New York
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