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Air Pollution Forecast for Saturday July 31, 2010
   [For the text only forecast click here]
   Issued at: 6am Friday July 30, 2010
   Valid to: Midnight Saturday July 31, 2010
   Summary: The forecast is for LOW air pollution everywhere in Wakefield.

A higher index indicates a greater effect on health.
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LOW
(blue/green) air pollution will have no noticeable effects even for vulnerable people. Vulnerable people include asthmatics, the very young and elderly, and people with heart, lung and circulation problems.
MODERATE (yellow/orange) air pollution might have noticeable effects on vulnerable people, but they probably won't need to take any action.
HIGH (red/brown) air pollution will probably have noticeable effects on vulnerable people. Asthmatics might need to use their inhaler and other vulnerable people should consider avoiding exposure and exercise in polluted areas.
VERY HIGH (purple) air pollution will have similar but stronger effects to HIGH pollution.
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