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Canadian wildfire smoke is impacting parts of the U.S

Canadian wildfire smoke pours into New Jersey. Is the air quality safe?

The EPA says if you are sensitive to particle pollution, consider reducing your activity level or shorten the amount of time you are outdoors.

NorthJersey.com · 23h

More air quality alerts issued in North Jersey Aug. 5 as Canadian wildfire smoke lingers

Air quality alerts were issued in North Jersey Aug. 5 as smoke from Canadian wildfires drifts across the northern United States.

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How Canadian wildfire smoke is impacting parts of the U.S.

Wildfire smoke from Canada is impacting millions of people across parts of the northern United States. Over the weekend, it was a problem in the Midwest. On Monday, forecasters expect poor air quality from Wisconsin to New York.

N.J. weather: Clouds, wildfire smoke haze to limit sun today. Latest weekend forecast.

There are no air quality alerts for New Jersey on Wednesday with the thickest smoke expected to remain north and west of the ...

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NJ hiker goes missing in Grand Canyon as massive wildfire continues to burn

A New Jersey man has been missing for more than a week after going on a hike in the Grand Canyon as the largest fire ever ...

NJ man missing at Grand Canyon for more than a week as wildfire rages on

Thomas Daniel Gibbs, 35 of Freehold, N.J., has been missing for more than a week as a wildfire at the Grand Canyon continues ...

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New Jersey man missing in Grand Canyon 'mega-fire' as search efforts continue week later

GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK, Ariz. - A New Jersey man has been missing for about a week as a "mega-fire" ravages the Grand ...

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New Jersey wildfire continues to grow despite rainfall

Overall, New Jersey's forest fire service reported about 10 separate wildfires in different parts of the state over the past week, including one in Englewood Cliffs, across the Hudson River ...

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Much of New Jersey at "high" wildfire risk already. Here's why.

New Jersey fire officials are preparing for what could be a very active wildfire season. After an especially busy fall last year, the fire risk across the state has once again been elevated ...

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