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Canadian wildfire smoke is returning to Wisconsin. Air quality advisory issued for northern, west central parts of state.

Here's why the Canadian wildfire smoke is returning to the state and what to know about the latest air quality advisory.

CBS News · 7h

All of Minnesota remains under air quality alert Monday

An air quality alert remains in effect for the entire state of Minnesota on Monday. Smoke from Canadian wildfires prompted the alert, which is set to expire at 9 a.m. Tuesday. The northern half of the state will likely see the worst air quality.

KCRA Channel 3 · 3d

Here's where Canadian wildfires are impacting air quality in the US

Breathing in polluted air for extended periods of time can pose a serious health risk for people, especially for vulnerable populations.

58mon MSN

One byproduct of the storms: Clean air. But wildfire smoke is coming right back.

As of Monday morning, August 11, models were predicting smoke in Montana and the Dakotas to move east into Wisconsin.

One-two punch of wildfire smoke is wrecking air quality in the US

Air quality has taken a serious hit across the United States as a two-fold blow of wildfires in the West and in Canada have ...

1don MSN

Canyon Fire prompts air quality alert in parts of Southern California

An air quality alert was issued for parts of Southern California because of the effects of the Canyon Fire, fueled by dry ...

Hoodline1d

Los Angeles County Issues Unhealthy Air Quality Advisory Amid Canyon Wildfire

Los Angeles County issues an unhealthy air quality advisory due to the Canyon Wildfire, affecting areas near the I-5 corridor ...

Glenwood Springs Post Independent2h

Garfield Re-2 School District delays start of school year due to wildfires and air quality concerns

The Garfield Re-2 School District announced Monday night that the start of the 2025-26 school year will be delayed as a ...

Canadian wildfires are impacting air quality in the U.S.

Canada is having its second worst wildfire season yet. Two scientists explain what a red air alert means and how anyone living in impacted areas can protect themselves.

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