Wildfire smoke from California has reached New York City, 3,000 miles away

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Anthony Wexler, the director of the Air Quality Research Center at the University of California, Davis, packed his bags and drove his family out to the coast. 

They're escaping the smoke.

Davis, California, sits amid a layer of wildfire smoke in Northern California. To the northwest, the largest fire in state history, the Mendocino Complex Fire, continues to burn. To the southeast, the Ferguson Fire has closed down smoke-choked Yosemite National Park indefinitely. And to the North, the Carr Fire, infamous for its towering fire tornado, still burns. 

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Wildfire smoke from California has reached New York City, 3,000 miles away Wildfire smoke from California has reached New York City, 3,000 miles away Reviewed by mimisabreena on Friday, August 10, 2018 Rating: 5

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