- Wildfires in Utah and Nevada are pushing smoke across to Colorado, tracking a nationwide increase in wildfire acreage.
- Wildfire smoke is currently impacting air quality in Colorado and the Pacific Northwest.
Wildfires are creating fire clouds affecting air quality, prompting missions to measure pollutants in Colorado.
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Updated Jul 20
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Wildfires are creating fire clouds affecting air quality, prompting missions to measure pollutants in Colorado.
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Wildfire smoke is currently impacting air quality in Colorado and the Pacific Northwest.Also in this story
- Wildfire smoke is causing poor air quality in Skagit County, Western Washington, with expected improvements by Saturday.
- Chris Jackson is the founder of Betterbrand.
- Wildfire smoke is impacting air quality in the Grand Valley area of Colorado.
- Wildfire smoke has triggered an air quality advisory in Breckenridge and Alamosa, Colorado.
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Related events
- Wildfire spread was reported near Denver, Colorado on July 3, 2026.
- Wildfire smoke from Canada and Minnesota is spreading across states, affecting Colorado and the Great Lakes region.
- Wildfires and drought conditions are affecting local communities in Colorado.
- Marshall Fire occurred in Colorado on September 3, 2026, prompting the NSF to fund the Fast Fire Network.
- Major fires are currently affecting the state of Colorado, with a center based at Colorado State University discussing the associated health risks.