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China's Smog-Covered North on Highest Pollution Alert as Visibility Drops, 20 Cities Including Beijing and Tianjin Affected

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Updated Nov 2, 2023, 05:06 AM

China's smog-covered north is on the highest pollution alert as visibility drops to less than 164 feet. Stubble burning, factories, and diesel trucks are blamed for the heavy air pollution in 20 cities including Beijing and Tianjin. Hazy weather continues to hang over Beijing and other parts of north China, but forecasters expect cold air from the northwest to help dissipate the smog. Winter is expected to arrive late in Beijing, with warm temperatures and record highs in other parts of China.

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Winter coming a week late in Beijing as northern China basks in warm weather https://t.co/egIoOYn7SQ https://t.co/sEmb4FS0Pe

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Winter is expected to arrive late, and suddenly in Beijing this year as daytime temperatures hovered above 68 Fahrenheit, bathing the capital in a warm smog, while other parts of China basked in record highs above 86 Fahrenheit https://t.co/F5rVJpKjln

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Hazy weather hung over Beijing a day after Chinese officials issued their highest warnings for fog and haze in major northern cities https://t.co/oUmRhDRu1r https://t.co/yso4zWJCOk

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China's Smog-Covered North on Highest Pollution Alert as Visibility Drops, 20 Cities Including Beijing and Tianjin Affected

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Beijing on Highest Pollution Alert as Smog Reduces Visibility

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