Canadian wildfire smoke drifts into New England and Midwest
Smoke from Canadian wildfires worsens air quality across the eastern U S and Midwest, with unhealthy conditions in Wisconsin Iowa and Michigan. The EPA map shows red zones, while authorities urge limiting outdoor activity and watch breathing issues as plumes move southeast and toward New England and New Hampshire.
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