The National Weather Service said winds were continuing to bring smoke from the fires into the U.S. on Saturday, causing "moderate" to "unhealthy" air quality across the U.S. Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, Ohio Valley and Midwest. For many areas, however, that marked improvements from earlier in...
Technically, in well under a minute, we’ve created a map showing the spread of smoke from Canada’s fires. Because the layer is time-enabled, a time slider automatically appears that allows us to play or step through the time intervals in the forecast. View larger image The pop-up deliv...
NASA said Monday the smoke from Canada had spread across the Atlanticto southwestern Europe. Images from NASA's Terra satellite show smoke over Portugal and Spain, but NASA said it has spread even further. Smoke fromwildfireshas traveled in this way before. In 2017,NASA said smokefrom West Co...
The combination of warm temperatures and an ongoingdroughthave helped fuel several fires in western Canada, which has prompted thousands to leave their homes. CANADA HAD NORTH AMERICA'S WORST AIR QUALITY IN 2023 BECAUSE OF WILDFIRES, REPORT SAYS A map showing the active large wildfires burning in...
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(D) The smoke plume from Carr Fire on August 9th, 2018 drifting down across the location of Castle Lake. Castle Lake on the 3rd of July 2018 without smoke (E), and on the 9th of August 2018 with smoke (F). Area burned polygons where obtained from MTBS73. Map was generated in ...
The BlueSky Canada smoke forecast map shows little relief from murky conditions over the next 72 hours. Wildfires contributing to the smoke include a 287-square kilometre blaze west of Hudson's Hope that has forced more than 1,000 people from their homes in northeast B.C....
The smoke blanketing the US is from Canadian wildfires. More than 2,300 fires have ignited across Canada this year, charring more than 9 million acres — about double the size of New Jersey. And fire season is only beginning in Canada. It generally gets worse in July and into August....
Recently, it has become well known that fire is as an ecological factor that plays a remarkable role in shaping and changing the structures of some plant communities [6,7]. The individual communities undergo the direct impact of fire (heat, mineral accumulation from the burning matter) and/or...
Smoke from wildfires in California and other places, including Canada, has blown far beyond the confines of the flames, with noxious particles reaching as far as theEast Coast of the U.S. andEurope. And with more intense fire activity expected in the years ahead, the threat of smoke gro...