New York City Weather: Worst Air Quality Emerge in City as Unhealthy Smoke Unfolds in Northeast

The latest weather report shows New York City and parts of the Northeast experienced the worst air quality due to raging fires from Canada's wildfire.

From warm weather conditions, the Northeast has suffered from the smoke from the wildfires in Canada, causing air quality alerts and impact on health.

In the latest advisory, BBC's latest reported that people in North America are advised to use N95 masks due to the declining and poor air quality in the region.

BBC reported that the challenging wildfire conditions in Canada resulted in the evacuations of 15,000 people in Quebec.

In Toronto, the forecast said that the raging wildfires could likely affect the city, adding that the smoke could result in health risks.

It is best that affected areas should not go outdoors when it is not necessary. Staying at home is advisable until the air quality improves.

Poor air quality in New York City

Recently, Fox Weather News reported that about 8 million people were put under the wildfire threat in parts of New Jersey and Philadelphia.

Furthermore, AccuWeather's latest forecast showed that New York City could experience unhealthy air quality, including in the Northeast.

AccuWeather advised residents to keep updated with the weather and air quality, especially since the conditions could impact people with medical conditions and older adults.

The report noted that the Yankee Stadium and parts of New York recorded hazy skies, showing poor visibility due to the smoke.

Meanwhile, BBC reported that New York Governor Kathy Hochul explained that one million masks would be provided.

The New York Governor added that the transportation systems are safe due to the high-quality filtration they provide.

On the other hand, the NWS New York NY noted that the weather pattern is not expected to change this weekend.

AccuWeather's forecast revealed that air quality could likely improve early next week in Buffalo, Portland, Boston, New York, Charleston and Washington.

The weather forecast noted that beneficial rain could also help improve the poor air quality in the Northeast and Midwest.

Rainy conditions are forecast in New York, Montreal, Detroit, Chicago and Nashville.

Staying safe during poor air quality

Furthermore, the NWS Weather Prediction Center explained that the wildfire smoke could continue.

The NWS showed important tips to communities to stay safe during the challenging air quality in the region.

• It is best that homeowners keep their doors and windows closed so that the smoke will not enter their houses.
• As advised, wearing masks could help you stay safe outdoors.
• Checking your family members is essential, especially those at risk of unhealthy air quality.
• The poor air quality could also affect your pets. It is best to ensure that they are inside your homes.
• Stay healthy and drink enough water.