"Canadian Wildfire Smoke Blankets Southern U.S., Raising Air Quality Concerns"

TL;DR
Smoke from wildfires in Canada has reached new areas in the southern United States, including North Carolina and Georgia, causing poor air quality and health concerns. The smoke, which had previously affected the East Coast in June, is now coming from fires in Canada's Northwest. A high-pressure system is trapping the smoke at ground level, leading to unhealthy air quality in several states. Residents have been advised to limit outdoor activities and wear masks, as the smoke continues to impact visibility and health in the affected regions.
- Canadian Wildfire Smoke Reaches New Areas in the Southern U.S. The New York Times
- Canadian wildfire smoke returns to U.S. skies l GMA ABC News
- Wildfire smoke from Canada causes air quality concerns in Middle Georgia: Who's at risk? wgxa.tv
- Hot Days Ahead | Smoke sticks around Tuesday, rain chances increase this week 11Alive
- Air Quality Alert issued for several SC counties due to Canadian wildfires ABC NEWS 4
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