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Air Quality Alert Continues Through Monday

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An air quality alert remains in effect for Spokane Valley through Monday, according to the Spokane Regional Clean Air Agency. The alert was extended due to worsening air quality from regional fires, with westerly and northwesterly winds expected to increase smoke levels tonight and Monday.

Residents are advised to stay indoors, avoid outdoor exercise, and wear N95 masks if outside. Clean air spaces are available at local libraries, malls, and movie theaters. The Spokane Regional Health District recommends using HEPA filters indoors and avoiding indoor air pollutants like wood stoves and candles.

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    An air quality alert remains in effect for Spokane Valley through MondayNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    The air quality alert was extended due to worsening air quality from regional firesβ€œSmoke from local and regional fires is expected to increaseSPOKANE, Wash.β€”An air quality alert remains in place for the region. Air quality is expected to significantly deteriorate tonight and Monday as westerly and northwesterly winds bring more smoke from regional fires into the Spokane area, according to the Spokane Regional Clean Air Agency (Spokane Clean Air).”
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    Westerly and northwesterly winds are expected to increase smoke levels tonightβ€œAir quality is expected to significantly deteriorate tonight and Monday as westerly and northwesterly winds bring more smoke from regional fires into the Spokane area, according to the Spokane Regional Clean Air Agency (Spokane Clean Air).”
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    Westerly and northwesterly winds are expected to increase smoke levels Mondayβ€œAir quality is expected to significantly deteriorate tonight and Monday as westerly and northwesterly winds bring more smoke from regional fires into the Spokane area, according to the Spokane Regional Clean Air Agency (Spokane Clean Air).”
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    Residents are advised to stay indoorsβ€œStay IndoorsReduce the amount of time spent outdoors. Avoid vigorous outdoor activities.”
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    Residents are advised to avoid outdoor exerciseβ€œAvoid vigorous outdoor activities.”
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    Residents are advised to wear N95 masks if outsideβ€œIf one must be outside, it is advised to wear a properly fitted N95 mask, not fabric or surgical masks.”
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    Clean air spaces are available at local librariesβ€œClean air spaces can be found at local libraries, malls and movie theaters.”
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    Clean air spaces are available at local mallsβ€œClean air spaces can be found at local libraries, malls and movie theaters.”
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    Clean air spaces are available at local movie theatersβ€œClean air spaces can be found at local libraries, malls and movie theaters.”
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    The Spokane Regional Health District recommends using HEPA filters indoorsβ€œKeep windows and doors closed. Use a high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filter to reduce indoor air pollution.”
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    The Spokane Regional Health District recommends avoiding indoor air pollutants like wood stovesβ€œAvoid smoking tobacco, using woodburning stoves or fireplaces, burning candles, incenses or vacuuming.”
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    The Spokane Regional Health District recommends avoiding indoor air pollutants like candlesβ€œAvoid smoking tobacco, using woodburning stoves or fireplaces, burning candles, incenses or vacuuming.”

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