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We had another comfortable afternoon today with high temperatures from 85-88°, light variable winds, and a heat index that ran from mild to fairly hot (Heat Index - Felt Like 70-88°). Isolated showers south of the Metro from Marrero eastward to Terrytown and spread south to Timberlane. Rain rates were only .06 -.20" inches per hour. Up on the Northshore, isolated light showers developed along the I-12 from Ponchatoula and Hammond eastward to Folsom, Bush, and into Mississippi toward Picay...

Reason for the haze in Twin Falls. Fires in Canada are creating poor air quality.

The N wind will pull more smoke in from fires burning in Canada through the night.

Reason for the haze in Twin Falls. Fires in Canada are creating poor air quality.

Not only will temperatures climb into the upper 80s this afternoon, humidity will gradually increase as winds shift around to the southeast.

An Ozone Action Day is in effect for parts of Lower Michigan today.

PHUKET: Air quality monitoring centres using data from Thailand’s Pollution Control Department (PCD) have reported unhealthy levels of PM2.5 particulates across Phuket yesterday and today (Jan 31-Fe

A Stage 1 Burn Ban has been issued in Pierce and Snohomish counties by the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency which went into effect 3 p.m. Sunday.

Smoke Outlook for 10/05 - 10/06 Southern Sierra - Sequoia Windy Fire Issued at: 2021-10-05 08:24 PDT Special Statement Smoke from the Windy and KNP Complex

Missoula’s Air Quality to Deteriorate as the Week Continues No, those aren’t clouds in the sky, its wildfire smoke, and lots of it. Missoula City County Health Department Air Quality Specialist Sarah Coefield told KGVO News on Tuesday morning that air quality in the Missoula valley will begin to deteriorate throughout the week. “We have a lot of smoke over the region from fires that are burning particularly up in Washington and Canada,” said Coefield. “Of course even our own fires hav...