Rural Fire Service says smoke is expected to clear by the weekend when runners compete in the Sydney Marathon
The NSW Rural Fire Service has said it will continue hazard reduction burns in the months leading up to bushfire season and“Smoke goes in there overnight and the
inversion layer comes in and just traps that in the morning until a bit of a breeze picks up,” the RFS commissioner, Rob Rogers, said on Monday.Explore more on these topics
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