- wisconsinwatch.org reports: According to an article in Wisconsin Weekly, wildfires in northern Minnesota and Canada have caused some of the worst air quality on record for Wisconsin.
- The article reports that a statewide Air Quality Advisory commenced on Thursday, July 16, and is expected to last until at least noon on Friday, July 17.
- Conditions across many areas of Wisconsin are ranging from "very unhealthy" to "hazardous" due to the smoke, as detailed in the Wisconsin Weekly article.
- Officials are advising everyone to avoid outdoor activities to protect their health during this period.
- For sensitive groups, the article emphasizes the recommendation to stay indoors due to the hazardous air quality.
Wisconsin Air Quality Hazardous
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Wisconsin is currently experiencing some of its worst air quality on record, as smoke from wildfires in northern Minnesota and Canada blankets the state. A statewide Air Quality Advisory, in effect from Thursday, July 16, until at least Friday noon, warns of "very unhealthy" to "hazardous" conditions, prompting officials to advise everyone to avoid outdoor activities.
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