Wildfire smoke fouls air across Northeast
Summary
Smoke from many wildfires in Canada and Minnesota is spreading into the Northeastern United States, causing poor air quality. At the same time, the Midwest faces dangerous weather and the chance of sudden floods.Key Facts
- Hundreds of wildfires are burning in Canada and Minnesota.
- Smoke from these fires has traveled to the Northeast U.S.
- The smoke is making the air quality worse in that region.
- Severe weather is expected in the Midwest.
- There is a risk of flash flooding in some areas of the Midwest.
- Meteorologist Andrew Kozak provided the weather forecast mentioned.
- These events affect multiple parts of North America simultaneously.
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