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Smoke from nearly 200 Canadian wildfires could reach the area today (June 3), potentially affecting air quality in Central Pennsylvania. High winds have carried the smoke across the border, creating hazy conditions and raising concerns about air quality. The smoke is expected to impact those with respiratory conditions, lung, and heart disease.
While the smoke's arrival in the area is anticipated, residents are advised to stay informed about air quality levels. Poor air quality can have adverse health effects, particularly for vulnerable groups such as children, the elderly, and individuals with pre-existing health issues. It is recommended that these individuals limit outdoor activities and stay indoors as much as possible to minimize exposure.
Local authorities are closely monitoring the situation and will provide updates as necessary. Residents can stay informed by checking local news outlets and official air quality reports for the latest information.
CBS 21 FIRST WARNING FORECAST:
Today: Mostly Sunny: High 84
Tonight: Mainly Clear: Low 58
Tomorrow: Mostly Sunny: High 88
Thursday: Mostly Sunny: High 88
- Meteorologist Steve Knight