SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- What a difference a month can really make when it comes to our air quality in the Bay Area, with smoke from the past month of wildfires largely clearing out.
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Looking at satellite images over California one month ago on September 9th, thick smoke blankets much of the Golden State.
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This was the day skies turned orange across the Bay Area and our air quality hit the unhealthy category.
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Fast forward to today, where thanks to fire fighters working tirelessly around the clock to contain fires burning across California, you can see much of the smoke has disappeared.
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Not only bringing back our blue skies but our fresh air as well.
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