Bill Snyder: When Will the Air Quality Improve?
CHICAGO METROPOLITAN AREA, ILLINOIS, AUG 2 – Smoke from Canadian wildfires caused unhealthy air conditions in Chicago, with particulate matter levels reaching 152 in some areas, prompting health advisories for sensitive groups.
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Air quality warning extends through Sunday
Chicago's air remains unhealthy, according to the National Weather Service. The agency extended its air quality alert issued earlier in the week through Sunday. According to a ranking by IQ Air, a Swiss air-technology company, Chicago had the worst air quality in the world for a few hours Thursday, thanks to smoke from Canadian wildfires. People should limit time outdoors as much as possible, the NWS said. Wearing an N-95 mask can help filter ou…
Air quality alert set to expire Saturday at midnight
National Weather Service officials issued an air quality alert set to expire at midnight Saturday for the Chicago and surrounding areas. The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency determined an air pollution action day due to widespread ozone and particulate levels being at or above what is considered safe for unhealthy groups. Those with pulmonary and respiratory conditions should limit their time outdoors. Current conditions Saturday at O’Ha…
Bill Snyder: When will the air quality improve?
WGN-TV weather producer Bill Snyder joins John Landecker to talk about the poor air quality we have today and when the air might get better. To wrap up, Bill shares a weekend weather forecast for Lollapalooza. Air quality map More coverage Weather Bill Snyder: When will the air quality improve? .cls-4{fill:#000;} …
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