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Health officials urge caution as Detroit air quality worsens from wildfire smoke
Smoke from Canadian wildfires has left Detroit under a hazy cloud for seven straight days, pushing air quality to unhealthy levels and forcing many residents — particularly seniors and those with respiratory issues — to change their daily routines.
Detroit ranks as 3rd worst city worldwide for air quality amid wildfire smoke
Detroit currently is ranked third worst worldwide for major city air quality today, Aug. 4, because of smoke from Canadian wildfires hovering over much of the Midwest. Only Baghdad in the Middle East and Kinshasa in Africa are worse.
Wildfires continue to burn across a massive area in Canada, particularly in the provinces of Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
Hundreds of wildfires still burning in Canada are expected to undermine air quality across the Upper Midwest and Northeast ...
Wildfire smoke will continue to impact our skies and air quality through Tuesday. Conditions should improve by late Tuesday, ...
"Wildfire smoke looks to persist throughout Michigan through at least Monday as winds shift," said state meteorologist Alec ...
Due to the smoky air, an Air Quality Alert has been extended for all of Southeast Michigan through Sunday. As wildfire smoke ...
Blazes burning across Canada are sending air quality plummeting in Detroit, Chicago, New York and other major U.S. cities ...
The National Weather Service says the Detroit area will eventually see temperatures rise to above-normal levels later this ...
Smoke from the more than 700 wildfires burning in Canada is continuing to blanket parts of the Midwest for a final day.
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