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Eastern US air quality to improve as storms clear wildfire smoke
Wildfire smoke from Canadian wildfires has affected parts of the northern U.S., causing hazardous air quality levels, especially in the Upper Midwest and Northeast. A cold front is expected to clear the smoke in many areas, including major cities like Washington, D.C., Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York City, with clearer skies returning as the front moves north. However, some regions may experience haze and unhealthy air again next week due to shifting winds. Severe storms and the potential for further smoke return are forecast as the weather system progresses.
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