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The Boston Globe
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Your smoky sky questions clarified
Wildfire smoke from Canadian wildfires has recently caused hazy, yellowish skies and poor air quality in New England, arriving earlier than expected due to weather patterns funneling smoke into the region. Increased wildfire activity, driven by climate change, suggests more frequent smoke intrusions could occur in the future, with Canada experiencing one of its most intense wildfire seasons to date. While the smoke's impact is less severe upon reaching New England, communities closer to active fires face more dangerous air conditions.
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