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New York City skyline and Empire State Building partially obscured by thick orange wildfire smoke.
NYC4d ago

NYC air quality reaches unhealthy 'Level Red' — after out-of-control Canadian wildfires contaminate US airspace

New York City air quality has reached a very unhealthy level as smoke from Canadian wildfires drifts south. The city hit Level Red on the Air Quality Index for most of Thursday, eventually shifting to Level Purple by the

A hazy skyline in New York City with buildings obscured by smoke from Canadian wildfires.
5d ago

Your guide to surviving the wildfire smoke enveloping NYC

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