Hazy skies blanket East Coast as wildfire smoke blows from West

The Christian Science Monitor·Jul 22

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Wildfire smoke is causing poor air quality in parts of the US, with hazy skies reported on the East Coast. The smoke is believed to be coming from wildfires in Canada, which is affecting air quality in the Midwest and Northeast. Reports indicate that the smoke has spread as far south as Florida, with various areas experiencing low air quality due to the smoke.

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