Smoke from fires on the Western Slope is producing dangerous air quality across much of the state

Colorado Public Radio·Aug 14

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Fires on the Western Slope are causing dangerous air quality across much of the state. The situation is part of a broader wildfire issue in Colorado, with fires reportedly burning in southern parts of the state and near the Utah-Colorado border. The outlook for the area remains uncertain, with some reports indicating improving conditions, while others warn of ongoing fire threats and potential worsening conditions due to heat and wind.

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