Hazardous Smoke From Canadian Wildfires Returns To New York City



Smoke from wildfires burning in Canada has been sweeping across the Midwest and Great Lakes region and is making its way into New York City. FOX Weather’s Katie Byrne reports. #foxweather #weather #airquality

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19 thoughts on “Hazardous Smoke From Canadian Wildfires Returns To New York City”

  1. CONGRESS NEEDS TO INVESTIGATE BECAUSE FOR 4 DAYS IN MICHIGAN HAS BEEN HAZY AND IT SMELLS LIKE BURNT PLASTIC. "WILDFIRES" MORE LIKE MAN MADE…WILDFIRES DO NOT START AT THE SAME TIME SPREAD THROUGHOUT CANADA. Michigan was #1 next to India 2 days ago with the burnt plastic smoke

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  2. Still no reports on the deadly heatwave across the gulf south with temps over 100° and an index of 115° and higher. So what, who cares? There's smoke in New York! Oh the humanity!

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  3. When I go camping, no matter where I sit around the fire, the smoke always blows into my face even when there is no wind. I must have supernatural powers that I'm unaware of.

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