Canadian wildfires are causing hazy conditions in New York City once more, reminiscent of severe smoke events from previous years. Currently, an air quality health advisory is in effect, with the air quality index predicted to reach 105, categorizing it as 'Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups.' The local Emergency Management Department is advising vulnerable populations to limit outdoor activities. Concurrently, severe conditions have displaced over 27,000 individuals in Canada, while nearby regions are also experiencing air quality alerts, indicating this phenomenon is becoming an annual issue in the Northeast.
This week, New York City faces hazy skies from Canadian wildfires, triggering an air quality health advisory and highlighting the reoccurring impact of wildfires on the region.
The city's Emergency Management Department warns that sensitive groups should avoid outdoor activities during peak ozone levels due to air quality index reaching 105.
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