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Smoke from Canadian wildfires prompts air-quality alert across Chicago
The Chicago area recorded ozone levels of 156 late Monday afternoon. Levels above 100 are considered unhealthy. Residents with respiratory issues, children and the elderly are advised to stay indoors and limit exposure to air outside until Tuesday evening.
Chicago faces a heat wave with poor air quality due to wildfire smoke and ozone; temperatures may hit mid-90s.
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Chicago weather: Air quality alert and rising heat bring a hazy, humid dayChicago faces poor air quality and sweltering heat today and tomorrow, followed by scattered storms heading into the weekend.
ABC7 Chicago's Air Quality Tracker provides real-time updates on the latest air quality data available from government monitors across the city and the region.
As of Thursday morning, Chicago, Detroit and Washington, D.C. were ranked as the three cities with the worst air quality in the world, according to IQ Air's Air Quality Index.
A Chicago Air Quality Alert has been extended through Friday as smoke from Canada wildfires has pushed the AQI into unhealthy levels across the region.
Low: 68. Tuesday opens with plenty of sunshine but some cottony cumulus clouds arrive on the scene by/during the ...
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