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Hazy skies in Minnesota this week due to wildfires in Pacific Northwest
Smoke from wildfires in the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia is causing hazy skies in Minnesota, with moderate air quality forecasts issued. This follows a previous wave of wildfires in Minnesota's Boundary Waters and Superior National Forest earlier this summer, which created hazardous conditions.
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