Timelapse shows World Cup final stadium nearly vanish in smoky haze
Summary
More than 800 wildfires in Canada have caused heavy smoke to spread into parts of the United States, including New York. This smoke created poor air quality conditions, with many people in New York City wearing masks to protect themselves.Key Facts
- Over 800 wildfires are burning across Canada.
- Smoke from these fires has reached multiple US states, including New York.
- On July 16, western New York had "very unhealthy" air quality.
- The New York City metro area experienced "unhealthy" air quality.
- Smoke haze blocked views of landmarks like MetLife Stadium, the Empire State Building, and the Statue of Liberty.
- Many residents in New York City wore masks to reduce smoke inhalation.
- Air quality alerts have been issued for affected areas.
- The smoke is affecting both Canadian and US regions.
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