Wildfire Smoke Turns Skies Orange Across the U.S., and Democrats Make a Big Shift on Israel
It’s going to get hazier before it gets better. The Big Apple is under an Air Quality Health Advisory as the Canadian and Great Lake wildfire smoke slowly takes over our skies.
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It’s going to get hazier before it gets better. The Big Apple is under an Air Quality Health Advisory as the Canadian and Great Lake wildfire smoke slowly takes over our skies. The air pollution reached “Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups” levels of air quality around 11 a.m., and is expected to remain so until around 11 p.m., according to the city’s Office of Emergency Management. The visible smoke from the fires has been traveling through the Empire State, turning the bright blue skies into a pale haze.
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- It’s going to get hazier before it gets better. The Big Apple is under an Air Quality Health Advisory as the Canadian and Great Lake wildfire smoke slowly takes over our skies.
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Sweltering NYC hit by Canadian wildfire smoke — and it may only get hazier
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