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Poor air quality expected for Nashville, East Tennessee

NASHVILLE (AP) — Air quality is expected to reach unhealthy levels Friday in the Nashville area and throughout much of East Tennessee.

An ozone-level warning for Nashville, Knoxville and the Smoky Mountains is the result of lingering high pressure and stagnant air, meteorologists said.

Winds or rain are needed to lower temperatures, which would in turn decrease the effects of ozone.

Forecasters said there’s a good chance for showers this weekend as a front moves through Friday.

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