Canadian wildfire smoke is blowing into Boston. Here's what to know
Wildfire smoke from Minnesota and Canada is drifting into the Boston area, causing hazy skies and potential air quality changes. While the smoke is mostly trapped at high altitudes, residents may notice a smoky smell or foggy conditions over the next 48 hours.
Why it matters
Wildfire smoke events are becoming more frequent, impacting regional air quality and public health awareness in urban centers.
Share The sky may look a bit more orange, milky, or hazy over the next couple of days, as a plume of wildfire smoke is traveling hundreds of miles directly into the Northeast.
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