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Air quality in Southern Tier considered unhealthy due to Canadian wildfire smoke
SOUTHERN TIER, N.Y. (WENY) -- Air quality in the Southern Tier was declared "unhealthy" for the general public on Monday, August, 4th as defined by the Air Quality Index scale as of 2 p.m. That means air quality is in the red zone, meaning even people could experience health effects according Tompkins County Whole Health.
Smoke from hundreds of active wildfires in Canada has drifted southward, contributing to degraded air quality across the ...
The Repository on MSN15h
Ohio air quality alert: Is Ohio's air healthy? Here's what to knowNortheast Ohio is under an air quality alert until midnight Monday. Here's what's causing the poor air quality and how to ...
The Poughkeepsie Journal on MSN17h
August in the mid-Hudson Valley is starting with poor air quality: Air quality forecastThe mid-Hudson Valley is expected to have an air quality index of 101 Aug. 4, which is unhealthy for at-risk groups.
Midland Daily News on MSN16h
MyMichigan Health: Understanding air quality and its impact on healthAir pollution, particularly from wildfires, is becoming a frequent issue, affecting air quality across the country, including right here in Michigan. In fact, you can readily see it and sometimes can ...
Health and Me on MSN6h
Air Quality Health Index Explained: Why India’s AQI Needs An Overhaul And Include Death RiskIndia’s current Air Quality Index (AQI) fails to reflect the true health dangers of pollution, especially the short-term risk ...
Yesterday, the National Weather Service issued an air quality alert for Northeastern Pennsylvania as smoke from Canadian ...
Another beautiful, dry, sunny day ahead Monday with highs in the mid 80s and hazy conditions. Air Quality will stay close to ...
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