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Air quality alerts are expected to continue through the summer, as wildfires continue to occur. All six have been a direct result of Canadian wildfire smoke. This is the sixth time this spring that an air quality advisory has been issued in Wisconsin. Use an N95 mask if outdoors for long periods.Ĭleaner air is streaming in from the northeast today and should bring much of the state below the air quality advisory threshold by early Friday morning.Avoid activities that increase indoor pollution - vacuuming, frying food, burning candles or using gas powered appliances.Sign up to receive air quality advisory notices to your email or via text.Download in the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store. Download the free WisconsinAQM mobile app to receive air quality updates from anywhere using their mobile device.

Get current air quality conditions from the statewide air monitoring network - Wisconsin Data Map.People with heart or lung disease, older adults and children should consider making outdoor activities shorter and less intense and reduce heavy exertion. Consider rescheduling or moving events indoors. Health impacts are expected across most of Wisconsin today, where the air quality index is expected to range from the UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS to the UNHEALTHY level. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is recommending Wisconsinites to reduce their time outdoors due to ongoing air quality alerts resulting from Canadian wildfire smoke.

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