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OHIO (WOIO) - National Weather Service Cleveland said smoke from the California wildfires has reached Ohio in a Wednesday night Twitter post.We had some questions on social media regarding wildfire verses low clouds. Image from GOES-16 showing low clouds below 1000 feet coming off near and smoke much higher up at 30,000 feet this afternoon. — NWS Cleveland (@NWSCLE) The NWS said the traveling smoke caused hazy and grayish skies in the Ohio area and will pass through the Midwest, Great Lakes and Ohio Valley regions.Their tweet said the smoke is much higher in the sky than clouds coming off Lake Erie.Copyright 2020 WOIO. All rights reserved.

OHIO (WOIO) - National Weather Service Cleveland said smoke from the California wildfires has reached Ohio in a Wednesday night Twitter post.We had some questions on social media regarding wildfire verses low clouds. Image from GOES-16 showing low clouds below 1000 feet coming off near and smoke much higher up at 30,000 feet this afternoon. — NWS Cleveland (@NWSCLE) The NWS said the traveling smoke caused hazy and grayish skies in the Ohio area and will pass through the Midwest, Great Lakes and Ohio Valley regions.Their tweet said the smoke is much higher in the sky than clouds coming off...

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