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  1. Fires have started and fire risk is high in British Columbia, Oregon, and Eastern Washington.
  2. Fires in Washington and Oregon are generating smoke, leading to health advisories from the BC Centre for Disease Control.
  3. Smoke affects areas in Western Washington, involving the Washington State Department of Health and an epidemiologist.

Wind flow changes are affecting air quality west of the Cascades in Western Washington.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 7
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Wind flow changes are affecting air quality west of the Cascades in Western Washington.

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Western WashingtonCascades

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  1. Wildfire smoke is drifting into the region alongside incoming weather systems, affecting air quality in British Columbia, Western Washington, and the Cascades.Sub-event
  2. Wind flow changes are affecting air quality west of the Cascades in Western Washington.1 source

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Smoke affects areas in Western Washington, involving the Washington State Department of Health and an epidemiologist. All 2 developments

Within Fires have started and fire risk is high in British Columbia, Oregon, and Eastern Washington.

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