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Air quality improving in Northeast, while wildfire smoke hangs over Midwest

Air quality is improving in the Northeast ahead of the World Cup final, though wildfire smoke continues to affect the Great Lakes region.

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The brief

Air quality in the Northeast US is expected to improve as storms clear out wildfire smoke. This shift comes just before the World Cup final featuring Argentina and Spain.

Meanwhile, wildfire smoke continues to blanket the Great Lakes area. Coverage from Bloomberg, The Times of Israel, and USA Today emphasizes the transition to clear skies in New Jersey.

FOX Weather is focusing on the specific weather forecast for the upcoming match between Argentina and Spain. Attention remains on the weather conditions in New Jersey for the World Cup final and the persistence of smoke over the Midwest.

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Which teams are playing in the World Cup final?

Argentina and Spain.

Where is the World Cup final taking place?

In New Jersey.

What is causing the air quality to improve in the Northeast?

Expected storms are forecasted to clear the wildfire smoke.

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