Published 11 months ago

Wildfire smoke can penetrate buildings, cause air quality issues inside

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423 active fires blazing through roughly 9.4 million acres of Canadian forests are sending smoke and hazy skies into the Ohio Valley and many parts of the East Coast. Weather models are indicating moderate to dense smoke levels to be seen within our area. The majority of the local population will not see effects; however, health officials recommend those with respiratory illnesses to wear a mask when leaving the house.

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Wildfire smoke can penetrate buildings, cause air quality issues inside

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Canadian wildfires diminishing Ohio Valley air quality

WHEELING, W.Va. (WTRF) - 423 active fires blazing through roughly 9.4 million acres of Canadian forests are sending smoke and hazy skies into the Ohio Valley and many parts of the East Coast. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe Now WTRF Daily News SIGN UP NOW Authorities in Canada describe the fires as “devastating” an…

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Smoke from Canadian wildfires penetrating Ohio Valley, disturbing air quality

Smoke from the Canadian wildfires has traveled to various parts of the country, even all the way to the Ohio Valley.That haze is disruptive to the area's air qu

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