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· 2dGreat news possible on Canadian wildfire smoke for Great Lakes, New England
The wildfire areas of Manitoba and Saskatchewan are projected to receive 50 millimeters to 100 millimeters of rain this weekend into early next week. That amount of rain converts to two inches to four inches of rain. Two to four inches of rain will do a lot to extinguish a wildfire.
Smoke from Canadian wildfires is triggering health warnings across Massachusetts. Learn what doctors say about air quality ...
Southern New England has been dealt quite a bit of wildfire smoke through these past several weeks. Despite the smoke allowing for more vibrant and elongated su ...
Hazy conditions will continue on Tuesday across Massachusetts, as the smoke from the Canadian wildfires continues to move ...
Dry weather, sunshine and warm temperatures — it’s a picture perfect weekend across New England as we enter into the second ...
While skies clear up from storm clouds, a haze is expected to reintroduce itself to New England skies as Canadian wildfire smoke returns, prompting air quality alerts across the United States ...
People may experience difficulty breathing and throat irritation as Canadian wildfire smoke causes air quality to deteriorate ...
Taking a quick look back at July, all of New England saw above-average temperatures, ranging between one to five degrees ...
Expect a brief warm-up to start the workweek in Southern New England. There will be a hazy sky on Monday with Canadian ...
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