Smoke from Canadian Wildfires Triggers Air Quality Alerts in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware

Air quality alerts remain in effect for Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New Jersey due to smoke from the Canadian wildfires. Pennsylvania and Delaware are under a code red air quality alert, indicating unhealthful air pollution concentrations for the general population, while New Jersey is under a code orange alert, indicating potential unhealthful conditions for sensitive groups. The smoke has caused a haze over Center City in Philadelphia, leading to concerns about respiratory issues and prompting some people to adjust their outdoor activities. The smoke is expected to impact air quality throughout Thursday and Friday, with possible relief on Saturday. Residents are advised to check air quality conditions in their area and take precautions, such as wearing masks, to minimize health risks.
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