Several wildfires burning across Canada are still active, particularly in Ontario and Quebec. The smoke from these fires is drifting into the Midwest, including Michigan, leading to hazy skies and poor air quality in the region. The National Weather Service in Grand Rapids has reported extensive smoke across much of Ontario, which is likely the primary source of the smoke in Michigan. The smoke has been impacting air quality in Michigan throughout June, with some areas experiencing levels considered unhealthy to breathe. Detroit, in particular, had poor air quality earlier this month, ranking 10th worst worldwide. An air quality alert … Continue reading Satellite Image Shows Smoke from Canada’s Wildfires Blanketing Michigan