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He says his air conditioner broke about a week ago, and since then, they've left their windows open to let in the fresh air. Scoaf says he woke up to quite a scare Wednesday morning after all the smoke detectors in his home started going off. "If you look around, you can just see the haze," said Shaler resident Mark Scoaf. Pennsylvania is smothered in smoke as wildfires in Canada continue to blaze. One family believes the smoke Wednesday may have even set off their smoke detectors. The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection says we likely won't see much relief until Saturday.īecause of this haze, several Pittsburgh events have been postponed or moved indoors. We would have been outside more today if it wasn't for the air quality." "So we're always outside, swimming or doing other things. "We live on a couple of acres," Jill Neal of Murrysville said. They added that they have no plans to change that until the air quality improves. Nearly every family inside Urban Air Adventure Park on Thursday said they came to keep their kids from being outside. "It's always it's a nice alternative whenever you have to deal with dangerous conditions outside," said Kaila Preston, assistant general manager at the park. The trampoline park has seen numbers skyrocket as families search for safe alternatives to keep their kids busy on these smoky summer days. "But with the air quality, we had to find something different to do." "We were supposed to be doing some outdoor activities," Amy Florian of Maryland said. Moving the fun indoors due to air quality 02:21
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