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Poor air quality expected in Wisconsin Friday from Canadian wildfires
Smoke from Canadian wildfires will produce unhealthy air quality in Wisconsin on May 30. The Department of Natural Resources said in a statement May 29 that as the wildfire smoke pushes in ahead of a cold front, much of the state will potentially reach the Red Air Quality Index, which is considered unhealthy for people.
Smoke from Canadian wildfires continues to descend into the U.S., creating poor air quality that can cause health issues.
Milwaukee's forecast includes smoke, stable weather with occasional rain; an air quality advisory warns sensitive groups of ...
Air quality will slowly improve throughout the early afternoon hours, as the wind shifts and pushes the smoke and haze out of Wisconsin ...
Tuesday storms could bring strong wind and small hail, but unhealthy air quality is currently causing more concern and alerts ...
Tuesday was one of those "weird weather" days as we saw rain (moderate to heavy at times), worsening air quality and falling ...
It felt like Summer across western Wisconsin on our Monday as highs soared well into the 80s with areas along and west of ...
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