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Pennsylvania finds itself engulfed in a haze of concern as the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) declares a Code Red Air Quality Action Day for Thursday. The cause? Fine particulate matter from Canadian wildfires, blanketing the region in a smoky pall. The DEP warns that the average Air Quality Index (AQI) readings for the […]

The concentration of Canadian wildfire smoke in Arlington and the D.C. area is expected to get worse tomorrow. A Code Red air quality alert has been issued for the region on Thursday. That means that those with certain health issues should avoid outdoor activities and even healthy individuals should limit their time outside. It comes

Air quality warnings in PA, NJ and DE continued Thursday as thousands of acres of Canadian wilderness burn and smoke blows down to our region.

City departments in Philadelphia are urged to allow employees who can work indoors to do so. Public pools will also be closed for the day.

Thursday will be mostly dry, seasonably warm and hazy. High temperatures will be in the mid and upper 80s with an Air Quality Alert.

Code Orange represents an air quality index with unhealthy pollution levels for sensitive groups of people. What to know about conditions in Upstate SC.

HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has declared Code Red Air Quality Action Day for fine particulate matter for the entire state of Pennsylvania today and says

It's still a good idea to limit outdoor activity as Code Red air quality continues. Code Orange is currently forecast for Friday.

There is an Air Quality Alert Today for Jefferson and Shelby Counties. We will be Code Orange – Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups. If you have a respiratory illness such as asthma or COPD then it is recommended you stay indoors. Everyone else should conserve energy by carpooling, refueling your car and cutting your lawn after […]

Most of North Carolina is in a Code Orange air quality alert on Thursday because tiny smoke particles can get into people’s lungs.