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The heat wave will roll on for one more day before milder temperatures bring the oppressive heat to a merciful end over the weekend.

Rest of the states, especially places like montana, idaho and even oregon where they are not expected to see the rain that some of their counterparts in the southwest are. overall to date the u.s. has had about 36,000 total u.s. wildfires, total area burned 2.7 million acres. we are ahead of pace from where we were last year and 2020 was an awful year for wildfires. one of the specific fires, the large fires that we've been saying close attention to is the bootleg fire in oregon now burning over 400,000 acres. they were able to make a little bit of improvement in the containment earlier this w...

Code Orange Air Quality Action Day issued for most of western Pennsylvania Sunday Share Updated: 6:45 PM EDT Jun 5, 2021 Code Orange Air Quality Action Day issued for most of western Pennsylvania Sunday Share Updated: 6:45 PM EDT Jun 5, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript OUTSIDE TODAY, THIS IS AN ORANGE AIR CONDITIONS TODAY COULD MAKE IT HARD FOR PEOPLE TO BREATHE. THIS IS ESPECIALLY TRUE FOR THE ELDERLY OR THOSE WITH OTHER LUNG DISEASES. TO IMPROVE AIR QUALITY, SET YOUR AIR CONDITIONS GET LOCAL BREAKING NEWS ALERTS The latest breaking updates, delivered straigh...

An Air Quality Alert is in effect Wednesday. What does that mean? The combination of sunny skies and high pressure makes for poor air quality. Here's what a Code Orange alert means. Author: Brad Panovich Updated: 7:01 AM EDT April 7, 2021 CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Wednesday, for the second day in a row, will be a Code Orange Air Quality day. That means either particulate matter, mainly smoke or pollution levels, could be bad -- or in this case, ground levels of ozone will be bad for sensitive groups.  Particulate matter is easy to spot and smell, it's smoke from fir...

>>Harrisburg Bans Evictions Under 2021 Emergency Order (Harrisburg, PA) -- Harrisburg City Council is going to be banning evictions to help home renters who may be struggling financially due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The council approved to create an emergency order on Friday. The emergency order will be suspending evictions for financial reasons for city residents by at least 30 days. It is set to begin in mid-January of next year and the council can extend it for more 30-day periods through the end of 2021. >>Code Orange Air Quality in Effect Today (Harrisburg, PA) -- The Pennsylvani...