
Smoke from Canadian wildfires continues to impact air quality across the United States. The thick haze from the fires that started in early April is still being detected as far south as Georgia, as far east as New Hampshire, as far west as Montana, and even in Nebraska and Missouri.
Earlier this year, the northeastern half of the country was bathed by an orange haze from the wildfire smoke. The latest data from NOAA for June 2023 shows particulate matter in the air from wildfire smoke was at such an unhealthy rate it was almost hazardous to breathe the air outdoors.
Tracking Wildfire Smoke
Airnow has a wildfire smoke map you can click to see where the smoke is. It also shows the current air quality is near you and how close a smoke plume is to your exact location.
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