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Quinte Region enjoying better air quality to start the week

By Paul Martin Jul 20, 2026 | 5:27 AM

The Quinte Region is starting the week much better than last week ended when it comes to air quality.

Steady rain on Saturday and clear blue skies on Sunday helped to pave the way for a week that will actually be a bit cooler than average.

Daytime highs over the next four days range from 22 to 25. Typical daytime highs are 26 for this time of year.

Air Quality warnings were in effect for most of last week (due to wildfire smoke from the north), peaking at an orange advisory on Friday.

There are no air quality advisories in effect so far today in Quinte.