BALDWIN COUNTY, Ala. (WKRG) — The ongoing wildfires in Eastern Canada are producing tremendous amounts of smoke, which have reached the Gulf Coast, leading to hazy skies. You may have seen these hazy skies over Mobile Bay on Tuesday. It’s not fog, and ...

On Tuesday morning, the air quality across portions of the Tampa Bay area was considered unhealthy for sensitive groups.

Hundreds of uncontrolled wildfires and thousands of acres ablaze in Canada aren’t just negatively impacting the far off neighboring country. The dangerous smoke has now invaded the Sunshine State — bringing “unhealthy” air to parts of Broward, which could harm residents.

The smoky haze from Canadian wildfires that blanketed South Florida should be less dense Wednesday, forecasters said. Much of South Florida, from downtown West Palm Beach to downtown Miami, had poor air quality Tuesday,

Many across Florida woke up to a thick haze in the air after wildfire smoke from Canada made its way to the Southeast, reaching as far as Miami and causing air quality concerns.

FOX Weather Meteorologist Jason Fraser explains how a high pressure system and low pressure system are moving wildfire smoke from Canada down to Florida.

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.

New York and areas to the northeast have fallen victim of the Canadian wildfire smoke before. Now it's Florida's turn.

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,

The Florida Department of Environmental Protection issued an air quality alert on Tuesday, October 3, as smoky haze from Canadian wildfires blanketed much of central and southern parts of the