Haze from Canadian wildfires caused air quality to drop across a significant part of South Carolina Tuesday, Oct. 3.

A cloud of Canadian wildfire smoke smothered most of the Sunshine State in haze Tuesday, adding Florida to a list of U.S. states affected by a historic season of flames up north. “I have lived in Florida for going on about 20 years and this is the first ...

Canadian wildfire smoke is lingering over South Florida Tuesday, causing unhealthy air quality index in parts of the region. Experts warn the hazy conditions can reduce visibility and pose

Smoke from the Canadian wildfires has reduced the air quality throughout Florida, aggravating respiratory issues for some people.

Smoke from Canadian wildfires has reached Florida, according to the National Weather Service in Melbourne. The end result are hazy skies and decreased air quality across the state, with some areas affected more than others. As of noon Tuesday, the air ...

New Yorkers could wake up to hazy skies Monday morning as smoke from ongoing Canadian wildfires is expected to reach the Big Apple by sunrise.

People up and down the Eastern Seaboard awoke to hazy skies Tuesday, the culprit again wildfire smoke from Canada in what has been a historic and abnormally long-lasting season. The smoke drifted as far south as South Florida,

Florida residents woke up to hazy skies and "unhealthy" air quality on Tuesday, Oct. 3, from wildfire smoke weather officials said drifted from Canada.

On Tuesday afternoon, north Broward was experiencing “unhealthy air quality for sensitive groups.” The rest of Broward, Miami-Dade and Monroe counties are seeing “moderate” air quality. UPDATE: Latest observations indicate unhealthy air quality (especially for sensitive groups) - particularly in central and northern portions of South Florida.