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Smoke particles from Canadian wildfires causing air quality concerns in Philadelphia region
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Smoke particles from Canadian wildfires are causing air quality concerns in the Philadelphia region on Tuesday. While Philadelphia is still in the "moderate" zone on air quality for smoke, Meteorologist Karen Rogers says it is forecast to become a bit more of an issue later in the day.
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Smoke from wildfires in Canada prompts air quality alerts, health concerns in Philadelphia area
Air quality alerts are in effect in the Philadelphia area, fueled by smoke from wildfires that are burning thousands of miles ...
When combined with the Philly area’s warm, sunny weather, the incoming smoke stands to increase levels of ozone, the ...
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Wildfire smoke triggers air quality alert for much of Pennsylvania, including the Poconos
Under a Code Orange alert, it's recommended that children, older adults and those with respiratory illnesses limit time spent ...
The thick plumes of smoke in Canada are being driven southward into the U.S. by northerly winds on the backside of an area of high pressure.
The heat and humidity mixed with smoke resulted in a "code orange" alert for Philly and its suburban counties.
The train was evacuated at the Ardmore Station after there was a burning smell on the inbound train to Philadelphia, ...
Smoke from Canadian wildfires will persist across most of central and eastern Pennsylvania throughout Tuesday.
Monday brings sunshine, low humidity and highs in the upper 80s to the Philadelphia area, with a few spots near 90.
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