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Air quality alerts have resurfaced in Wisconsin, with some areas experiencing the smoky air from Canadian wildfires
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Wildfire smoke originating from Canada will move into Wisconsin throughout the day Thursday.Air quality is expected to range from the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS (USG) level to the UNHEALTHY level.
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The DNR has issued another statewide air quality alert.The Air Quality Index is expected to be at the “Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups” level, with some scattered areas even reaching the “Unhealthy” level.
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This is the second summer in three years where the normally pristine air quality of the Northwoods has taken a nosedive.Nineteen of the 30 days in June air quality in the Northwoods registered as moderate or worse.
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The haze is starting to lift, but for almost two weeks, Central Wisconsin Airport has worked to make sure flights keep going smoothly despite the smoke
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The Wisconsin DNR issued its 9th air quality alert this year due to wildfire smoke.It’s the first time in more than a decade since the agency has issued this kind of alert. The last one was in 2011 and only one was issued.
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As of 8:30 Monday morning, all the air quality monitors in the region are showing “Unhealthy” air.It prompted the Wisconsin DNR to issue an air quality alert.
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The Wisconsin DNR has issued several air quality advisories in recent weeks because of wildfire smoke from Canada.
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The Wisconsin DNR issued an air quality advisory for this afternoon.The advisory is for 42 counties in the Northern half of the state.