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Large portion of MN (including metro) is under red air quality alert until Saturday due to wildfires
Wildfire smoke pouring into the state from Canadian fires has triggered a red air quality alert, signaling that the air is unhealthy for anyone and everyone to breath. The alert, issued by the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, is in effect until 5 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 2, for large portions of the state, including the Minneapolis-St. Paul area.
Minnesota air quality alert: Unhealthy smoke conditions persist
Smoke is expected to cause red/unhealthy air quality index (AQI) concentrations, affecting everyone in the state. Sensitive groups, including those with asthma, heart conditions, pregnant women, children, and the elderly, are advised to avoid prolonged outdoor activities. Everyone should limit outdoor exertion.
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Wildfire smoke from Canada is blanketing the skies in the Midwest, leaving millions with dangerous breathing conditions.
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