Smoky haze blanketing US and Canada could last into weekend
The smoky blanket billowing from wildfires in Quebec and Nova Scotia has sent plumes of fine particulate matter as far away as northern Europe.
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The smoky blanket billowing from wildfires in Quebec and Nova Scotia has sent plumes of fine particulate matter as far away as northern Europe.
The smoky blanket billowing from wildfires in Quebec and Nova Scotia has sent plumes of fine particulate matter as far away as northern Europe.
More than 400 blazes burning across Canada have left 20,000 people displaced. The U.S. has sent more than 600 firefighters and equipment to Canada. Other countries are also helping.
The smoky blanket billowing from wildfires in Quebec and Nova Scotia has sent plumes of fine particulate matter as far away as northern Europe.
U.S. National Weather Service meteorologist Bryan Ramsey says the weather system that’s driving the great Canadian-American smoke out “will probably be hanging around at least for the next few days."