The Bay Area Air District has extended an air quality advisory through Thursday because of wildfire smoke coming from Canada.
The advisory was first issued Monday for smoke from fires in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Now the smoke is expected to affect Bay Area air quality at least through Thursday. The district said the region’s air quality may reach unhealthy levels and the smell of smoke is possible.
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