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  1. Wildfires are causing smoke to affect the Pacific Northwest and Siouxland region.

Wildfires are producing smoke that is affecting air quality in the Pacific Northwest and extending into Montana.

7 reports, 5 independent Updated Aug 10
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Wildfires are producing smoke that is affecting air quality in the Pacific Northwest and extending into Montana.

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  1. Spokane wildfires are producing smoke that is impacting air quality in Bozeman, Montana, leading to reports from the state's environmental quality agency.Sub-event
  2. Smoke is drifting from Idaho into Montana.Sub-event
  3. Drifting smoke from fires in Oregon and Canada is impacting Western Washington.Sub-event
  4. Air quality issues due to wildfire smoke are impacting the Pacific Northwest and Montana.1 source
  5. Fluctuating smoke levels due to fire activity in the Pacific Northwest.1 source

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