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The Metro: Wildfire smoke knows no borders as Michigan air quality suffers
It’s not fog. Wildfires burning hundreds of miles away in Canada are sending plumes of smoke all over the American Midwest, and that smoke makes breathing hard and sometimes affects our health in untold ways. We know breathing wildfire smoke near the source is harmful, but there’s still uncertainty about what happens as the smoke travels.
Tuesday has another Air Quality Alert, why Canadian wildfire smoke is stuck over Michigan
Tuesday night is when the high pressure system shifts to the east, the NWS says. This should allow south winds to return, which should usher out the smoke. But then it will bring on more heat and humidity. So get ready to turn your AC back on.
Wildfires continue to burn across a massive area in Canada, particularly in the provinces of Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
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Michigan residents urged to check burn permits as wildfire smoke spreadsWith wildfire smoke blanketing Michigan, officials stress the need for burn permits and safe outdoor burning practices.
A statewide air quality advisory remains in place for Aug. 5. Officials say wildfire smoke may dissipate by mid-week. Check out the air quality map.
After days of poor air quality thanks to wildfire smoke, we'll finally begin to clear it out just as some Summer heat returns.
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