Could we have hazy skies due to the wildfires? Just last summer, smoke from Canadian wildfires caused the DEP to issue a Code Red advisory because of poor air quality in Allegheny and surrounding ...

Research shows harmful chemicals released by burning vegetation and homes can return to the air months after the blazes are ...

The wildfire smoke was a constant issue most of the summer last year; however, there was a bright spot. “Between corn and soybeans, corn is a little more susceptible to reductions in light.

The B.C. Wildfire ... smoke." There are still 37 active wildfires burning in Western Canada, primarily British Columbia but also Alberta, according to the latest figures from the Canadian ...

Winds will gust between 20-30 MPH which will make it easier for fires to spread. Gusts will remain fairly elevated into the afternoon and evening, becoming lighter around sunset. Smoke from the ...

‘In the blink of an eye, we lost so much.’ Worst wildfire season in Canadian history wreaking havoc on Indigenous communities In Canada, 5 percent of the population identifies as ...

It visibly lingers in the air, during and after a wildfire: a thick blanket of smoke and soot coupled with ash coating parked cars. Santa Ana winds can spread these clouds of unhealthy air ...

What are the chances that wildfire smoke from Canada will make its way to Western New York again? Undergraduate students will investigate these climate hazard and extreme weather event questions this ...

There are still 37 active wildfires burning in Western Canada, primarily British Columbia but also Alberta, according to the latest figures from the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre.