Millions of individuals living across the U.S. and Canada are facing daily disruptions due to a hazardous haze that has taken over the Northeast. The National Weather Service's meteorologist, Bryan Ramsey, has stated that low-pressure system over Maine and Nova Scotia is causing this smoke-filled area, and it may continue until the weekend. He also mentioned that the smoky shield, caused by wildfires in Quebec and Nova Scotia, is producing fine particulate matter seen as far as South Carolina. Unfortunately, the weather system isn't expected to move anytime soon, and the smoke is likely to persist until firefighters control the flames or winds change directions.

Millions of individuals living across the U.S. and Canada are facing daily disruptions due to a hazardous haze that has taken over the Northeast. The National Weather Service's meteorologist, Bryan Ramsey, has stated that low-pressure system over Maine and Nova Scotia is causing this smoke-filled area, and it may continue until the weekend. He also mentioned that the smoky shield, caused by wildfires in Quebec and Nova Scotia, is producing fine particulate matter seen as far as South Carolina. Unfortunately, the weather system isn't expected to move anytime soon, and the smoke is likely to persist until firefighters control the flames or winds change directions.

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