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Canadian wildfire smoke spreads across a third of US
DULUTH, Minnesota — Smoke from wildfires burning in three Canadian provinces is spreading into the U.S. Upper Midwest, stirring memories of the severe pollution that drifted south from Canada two years ago during that country’s worst fire season on record.
Tracking how that smoke will move from Canada, or when it's going to cause problems at the surface, isn't easy.
Canadian Wildfire Smoke will continue to move away from the Twin Cities and rest of Minnesota Today although folks with ...
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency warns that wildfire smoke contains dangerous pollutants in the form of fine ...
While efforts to address climate change have faced a setback in Congress, state agencies, communities and citizens continue ...
FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul on MSN1d
Minnesota weather: Blue sky and pleasant with much cleaner air WednesdayThe sunshine and blue skies return on Wednesday as the wildfire smoke clears out, drastically improving air quality in the Twin Cities metro.
Canadian wildfire smoke which has gripped the Upper Midwest over the last several days is expected to linger into Wednesday ...
The agency says the air quality alert will reach the maroon color - the worst quality of air possible - in the far northwest ...
It literally smells like campfire in the Twin Cities. Why isn't the rain helping clear out the smoke? According to the ...
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