Air quality expected to improve by weekend
People walk on the Independence Point dock at City Beach in Coeur d'Alene while wildfire smoke lingers in the surrounding mountains on Tuesday.
RAY ERKU/PRESS
Warm settling above cold is why air quality in the Coeur d’Alene area fluctuates from not so great in the morning to slightly better throughout the daytime, according to the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality.
This trend is expected to continue until Friday, State DEQ Airshed Coordinator Emily Flores said.
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