Wildfire Smoke to Cause Hazy Skies, No Air Quality Impacts in Vermont, New York

Vermont and New York residents can expect hazy skies over the next few days due to wildfire smoke from Canada.

The smoke is expected to arrive in the region on Tuesday evening and linger through Wednesday. The smoke is not expected to cause any air quality issues, but it may make the sky appear hazy or milky.

The smoke is coming from wildfires burning in Ontario, Canada.

The fires have been burning for several weeks and have produced a significant amount of smoke. The smoke has traveled south into the United States and is expected to impact Vermont and New York.

The smoke is not expected to cause any health problems.

The smoke is not expected to reach unhealthy levels in Vermont or New York. However, people with respiratory conditions may want to take precautions, such as wearing a mask when outdoors.

The smoke is expected to clear out by Thursday.

The smoke is expected to move out of the region by Thursday. However, it is possible that the smoke could linger for a few more days. Residents are encouraged to check the air quality forecast before spending extended periods of time outdoors.

Here are some tips to stay safe during smoky conditions:

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Stay indoors as much as possible.

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If you must go outdoors, wear a mask.

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Avoid strenuous activity.

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Drink plenty of fluids.

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If you have any respiratory problems, consult with your doctor.