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I Smell Burning, but the Fire Is in France. In Florence Dozens of Calls to the Fire Department.

Francesco Meneguzzo (Consorzio Lamma): It is soot brought by the Atlantic currents. The winds that pushed the columns of smoke also slightly lower the temperature. But for Monday the sky will return clear

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On Saturday, Florence smelled of wildfire smoke, although no flames were visible in the city or surrounding areas. Local authorities managed to determine the cause of the soot stench that hung over the province – it turned out to be coming from a long way off.

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Francesco Meneguzzo (Consorzio Lamma): It is soot brought by the Atlantic currents. The winds that pushed the columns of smoke also slightly lower the temperature. But for Monday the sky will return clear

·Milan, Italy
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The Florence Fire Department is receiving dozens of reports from residents reporting a strong smell of smoke hovering over the city and its surrounding areas, Italian media reported. It turns out it's wind-blown smoke from the massive fires in France. "I smell something burning," the reports say. The article, "Italy: Even Florence Feels the Effects of the Fires in France." Smoke Hovering Over the City, comes from the website Misyjne.pl.

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Corriere Della Sera broke the news in Milan, Italy on Saturday, August 1, 2026.
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