Canada's fires could worsen next week, sending more smoke into U.S.
Smoke is at unhealthy levels in the Midwest on Thursday and could seep into the Northeast on Friday. There are no signs that the Canadian wildfire smoke will end anytime soon.
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Smoke is at unhealthy levels in the Midwest on Thursday and could seep into the Northeast on Friday. There are no signs that the Canadian wildfire smoke will end anytime soon.
Smoke is at unhealthy levels in the Midwest on Thursday and could seep into the Northeast on Friday. There are no signs that the Canadian wildfire smoke will end anytime soon.
As dozens of wildfires continue to rage in Canada, the threat of increased smoke and reduced air quality levels will return to Michigan in the coming days.
After smoke from Canadian wildfires moved into the area last week, causing a Code Purple air-quality alert, it wasn't clear if the 1928 Ford Tri-Motor would get to fly the
Unhealthy air has settled in and around the international border as Canada's record wildfire season continues to rage.