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  1. The National Weather Service issued forecasts for severe weather across the state of New York.
  2. Canadian wildfire smoke is moving southward, prompting the National Weather Service to issue forecasts regarding the impact on air quality in New York.
  3. Wildfires are causing smoke to push across the North Atlantic, leading to air quality warnings in Europe and New York.

Drought combines with heat in Europe, leading to wildfires that are affecting air quality in North America.

5 reports, 4 independent Updated Aug 1
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Drought combines with heat in Europe, leading to wildfires that are affecting air quality in North America.

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droughtEuropeNorth America

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  1. Fires have been reported in specific locations including Bethesda, Flintshire, and New Forest, linked to broader European wildfire patterns.Sub-event
  2. Historic drought leads to water restrictions, while record rains cause widespread flooding in Chiba.Sub-event
  3. Extreme heat and wildfires are currently impacting both the United States and Europe.Sub-event
  4. Drought and heat are driving wildfires in Europe, causing air quality issues in North America.1 source

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Wildfires are causing smoke to push across the North Atlantic, leading to air quality warnings in Europe and New York. All 1 developments

Within The National Weather Service issued forecasts for severe weather across the state of New York.

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