Wildfire smoke from Canada worsens air quality in major cities worldwide

Thick smoke from Canadian wildfires is significantly impacting air quality across the Midwest, Northeast, and Mid-Atlantic regions, affecting over 100 million people. The smoke, driven south by weather patterns and a heat dome, has led to air quality alerts and health advisories, especially for vulnerable populations. While rain and storms are expected to improve air conditions, the wildfire season is expected to persist, with recent Canadian activity less severe than last year's record-breaking fires.

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