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Idaho issues air quality advisories due to smoke from fires impacting the state.
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Updated Aug 11
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Idaho issues air quality advisories due to smoke from fires impacting the state.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Wildfire smoke from Oregon is affecting air quality in Idaho, prompting health monitoring and IDEQ oversight.Sub-event
Idaho issues air quality advisories as fire smoke impacts the state.1 source
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- NOAA monitors climate patterns affecting Idaho.