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Canadian wildfire smoke continues to worsen air quality in several US states

Smoke from raging wildfires in Canada continues to bring potentially dangerous air quality conditions to parts of the northern United States, with hazy skies in the East.

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Canadian wildfire smoke is fouling U.S. air quality. We show where.

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Metro Detroit skies hazy from Canada wildfire smoke; air quality advisory until midnight

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Doctor warns of respiratory risks from wildfire smoke

Air quality reached unhealthy levels across the state Thursday as smoke from the Canadian wildfires drifted south.

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Where wildfire smoke is in Canada and how kids can stay safe

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Chicago's air quality ranked among worst in the world due to Canadian wildfire smoke

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Wildfires force another 1,000 residents from their homes in the Canadian province of Manitoba

Smoke from Canadian wildfires has worsened air quality in eastern Canada and the U.S.

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Maps show U.S. air quality and Canada wildfire smoke forecast

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Wildfires Are Raging in the Canadian Prairies: What to Know

How do I read the Air Quality Index? What the colors, categories mean

The Air Quality Index (AQI) uses a color-coded scale to inform the public about air pollution levels and potential health risks. Michigan residents can check the AQI through various online resources, including the MiAir Quality Index Dashboard and AirNow.

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Michigan air quality suffers from Canadian fires. Air quality alert for June 5

Canadian wildfires continue to burn, and plumes of smoke linger over Michigan. Air quality advisories, alerts on June 5.

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Chicago air quality alert extended through Friday as Canada wildfire smoke pushes AQI to unhealthy levels

A Chicago Air Quality Alert has been extended through Friday as smoke from Canada wildfires has pushed the AQI into unhealthy levels across the region.

Air quality alerts issued for NYC area over ozone worries as heat climbs

You may notice a bit of a haze in the air this week. In part, it’s coming from central Canadian wildfire smoke, and while impacts are expected to peak on Wednesday, it’s not leading to much health concern in the tri-state.