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Wildfire smoke from Utah brings haze to Denver and the Front Range
Wildfire smoke from central Utah and the Pacific Northwest has caused a haze over Denver and the Front Range, leading to unhealthy air quality for sensitive groups. The smoke is linked to health symptoms like eye irritation and breathing difficulties, with weather shifts expected to temporarily clear the air before more smoke arrives. High temperatures are forecasted to return by the weekend.
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