Middle Tennessee residents may notice a hazy sky over the next few days due to wildfires. The smoke from these fires, which are burning in Canada and the western US, has traveled to the area. The smoke is carried by the jet stream and is trapped higher up in the atmosphere.
As a result, it does not affect air quality in Middle Tennessee. Further information about the smoky skies is available from local news sources, including WSMV 4 News.
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