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Hazy skies over Middle TN: Why sunsets may look a little different this week
High-altitude smoke from Pacific Northwest wildfires is causing hazy skies and vibrant sunsets in Middle Tennessee. The smoke, carried by the jet stream, remains suspended in the upper atmosphere and does not affect air quality. Residents can expect striking orange and red sunsets over the next few evenings.
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