The distribution of wildfire smoke at noon MDT June 1, 2019. NOAA, Office of Satellite And Product Operations.
On Saturday smoke from the wildfires in Alberta, Canada was affecting parts of Washington, Oregon, Montana, North Dakota, Missouri, Minnesota, Iowa, South Dakota, and most of the states east of the Mississippi River — plus the Canadian provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba.
Below is the smoke forecast for Sunday at noon MDT June 2, produced by the Canadian government. Unfortunately it does not include the entire U.S.
The smoke forecast for Sunday at noon MDT June 2, produced by the Canadian government.
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13 thoughts on “Canadian wildfire smoke spreads into the Eastern U.S.”
I’m souring, no word, no comment here in europe about these wildfires around Canada’s Alberta province!
we in Europe build these cars, you in USA and China dont reduce CO2, and that’s leading to the end of species, which need moderate climate to survive.
that’ s it.
I’m 62 years old , but what about our next generations…?
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Wondering why we haven’t heard about the wildfire smoke here in SE MN and Lacrosse, Wi TV only can tell us about the nice clear skies and warmer weather in the past few days. The sky’s are very hazy and the smell of smoke has been prevalent for at least 4-5 days. Come on, all you TV people look out the window.
Your neighbors with respitory health problems have been suffering tremendously and not knowing why. Very unprofessional, get your heads out of the sand. There’s more to life then racing around a circle.
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planning to vistit next week, Banff, Alberta, CAN. I wonder how’s the air and visibility? Thanks for your reply.
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In Georgia first day of no sun this summer. Period.
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Hazy sky now here in Northern Kentucky – too bad, one of the few clear days we’ve had.
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Woke up to much dark haze in the sky in northeast Iowa. This is the worst it’s been.
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We will be driving to Alaska starting June 23. Could there be delays or escort vehicles thru fire areas?
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Thank you for posting the info
Hazy sky Long Island NY on Saturday 6/1 and Sunday 6/2
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That Canadian map can be resized and can show the whole U.S. with the Canadian forecast shown.
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Yes, but there is no smoke forecast for the rest of the United States.
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were in New Mexico and we experienced smoke Saturday
I’m souring, no word, no comment here in europe about these wildfires around Canada’s Alberta province!
we in Europe build these cars, you in USA and China dont reduce CO2, and that’s leading to the end of species, which need moderate climate to survive.
that’ s it.
I’m 62 years old , but what about our next generations…?
Wondering why we haven’t heard about the wildfire smoke here in SE MN and Lacrosse, Wi TV only can tell us about the nice clear skies and warmer weather in the past few days. The sky’s are very hazy and the smell of smoke has been prevalent for at least 4-5 days. Come on, all you TV people look out the window.
Your neighbors with respitory health problems have been suffering tremendously and not knowing why. Very unprofessional, get your heads out of the sand. There’s more to life then racing around a circle.
planning to vistit next week, Banff, Alberta, CAN. I wonder how’s the air and visibility? Thanks for your reply.
In Georgia first day of no sun this summer. Period.
Hazy sky now here in Northern Kentucky – too bad, one of the few clear days we’ve had.
Woke up to much dark haze in the sky in northeast Iowa. This is the worst it’s been.
We will be driving to Alaska starting June 23. Could there be delays or escort vehicles thru fire areas?
Thank you for posting the info
Hazy sky Long Island NY on Saturday 6/1 and Sunday 6/2
That Canadian map can be resized and can show the whole U.S. with the Canadian forecast shown.
Yes, but there is no smoke forecast for the rest of the United States.
were in New Mexico and we experienced smoke Saturday
We’re in Maine and the sky was hazy today 6/1
Thank you for posting.
From Wisconsin USA