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Smoke from distant wildfires in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho has blanketed the Wasatch Front, turning skies hazy and filling the air with a noticeable smell — even though no flames are visible nearby. Driven by wind and the jet stream, this smoke can travel hundreds of miles, impacting air quality and health, especially for kids, elders, and those with asthma or heart conditions. While conditions can shift quickly as winds change, experts urge caution: limit outdoor activity, keep windows closed, and check daily air quality updates to stay safe.

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