Here’s why the wildfire smoke in Salt Lake City likely won’t clear anytime soon, forecasters say

The Salt Lake Tribune·Jun 23

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Wildfire smoke is currently affecting Salt Lake City, with out-of-state wildfires being a contributing factor. The smoke is expected to persist, and its impact on health is a concern, with comparisons made to the effects of smoking. The situation is part of a broader wildfire season in the region, with multiple large fires burning in Utah and neighboring areas.

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