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The Metro: Wildfire smoke knows no borders as Michigan air quality suffers
It’s not fog. Wildfires burning hundreds of miles away in Canada are sending plumes of smoke all over the American Midwest, and that smoke makes breathing hard and sometimes affects our health in untold ways. We know breathing wildfire smoke near the source is harmful, but there’s still uncertainty about what happens as the smoke travels.
Look at the area you are interested in for the weekend. The only concentrated area of thunderstorms is projected to be Sunday ...
Wildfires continue to burn across a massive area in Canada, particularly in the provinces of Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
"Wildfire smoke looks to persist throughout Michigan through at least Monday as winds shift," said state meteorologist Alec ...
Today’s forecast: The upper-level wind has shifted to blowing out of the west, not the north. This is taking smoke out of our ...
Canadian wildfire smoke has worsened the air quality in multiple states and irritated the eyes, noses and throats of many ...
Chief Kwapis said it took a total of just six minutes from the 911 call to arrival on the scene-- but when the fire ...
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Smoke forecast improving, temps getting hotter: Watch Torregrossa’s live Michigan forecastFor today’s MLive Michigan Weather Forecast, watch the video below or click here to watch on YouTube and join the chat and ...
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