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Today Utah Beats No. 15 Pitt in OT
Utah Beats No. 15 Pitt in OT Fri, 3 Sep 2010 08:19:50 EDT Utah was wavering between stifling defense and play sloppy enough to blow an 11-point lead before Brian Blechen saved the Utes. More...
Today Another oil fire: Thursday's incident is a new reminder of the risks
The fire on an oil platform in the Gulf of Mexico Thursday reminded Americans again of the problems of drilling for oil there and the need to find alternatives. More...
19 Aug 2010 Shots Fired Outside Oakland Night Club
Shots Fired Outside Oakland Night Club Thu, 19 Aug 2010 08:24:09 EDT Pittsburgh police spent about 30 minutes searching a wooded area after shots were fired outside a night club in Oakland. More...
08 Jul 2010 Police Crack Down On Trysts In Schenley Park
Police Crack Down On Trysts In Schenley Park Thu, 08 Jul 2010 03:14:23 GMT It's not a new problem, but it's the newest police attempt to crack down on sex acts in a public place. Pittsburgh Police have launched Operation Hot Rod in response to people complaining about indiscreet sexual activity in Schenley Park. More...

Sniff, huh, wha...
  What is that smell?
Picture a warm day followed by a cool night. As dusk passes into night, a smell encroaches. It is a not a smell of honeysuckle or sweetness. It is a noxious smell, a mixture of exhaust and chemicals, caused by a weather phenomenon called inversion.

As explained by Mrs. Graham, Section Head of Air Quality Planning at the Allegheny County Health Department, an inversion occurs when the ground temperature is cooler than the air above, causing pollution to be trapped near the ground and your nose.

Normally air temperature gets cooler as altitude increases, allowing pollution to rise and float away. However, if the air temperature is cooler near the ground than it is at a higher altitude, even by a couple of degrees, a bad smell can occur.
  Notice a bad smell?
Call the Allegheny County Foul Odor Hotline at 412-687-ACHD (2243) to report the smell or visit GASP to learn more about air quality issues.

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