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Smoke from wildfires in Canada has infiltrated the United States, enveloping New York City and various regions in the Midwest and Northeast in hazardous air conditions. Over 830 wildfires were reported across Canada, with numerous fires also active in northern Minnesota. An Air Quality Health Advisory has been issued statewide for New York as smoke affects major urban areas. Additionally, extreme temperatures have exacerbated the situation, with heat indices soaring to 104 degrees in New York City and 107 in Philadelphia. Anticipated rainfall later in the week is expected to assist in clearing the smoke, while Texas continues to experience significant flooding.
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00:00Canadian wildfire smoke is spreading across parts of the United States.
00:04More than 830 wildfires are burning across Canada.
00:07Smoke has pushed into the Midwest and Northeast, creating unhealthy air.
00:12New York City was blanketed by a cloudy, orange-gray haze.
00:16Officials issued an air quality health advisory across New York State.
00:20Smoke also affected parts of Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan.
00:24Millions faced unhealthy or potentially dangerous air conditions.
00:27The smoke arrived as extreme heat gripped the Northeast.
00:31New York City's heat index could reach 104 degrees.
00:35Philadelphia could feel temperatures as high as 107 degrees.
00:39Meanwhile, Texas is facing another major threat.
00:426 to 16 inches of rain have already fallen in hill country.
00:46Another 6 to 12 inches could fall, with flooding continuing.
00:49Rain later in the week may help clear some of the smoke.
00:52Disclosure.
00:53This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
00:57Clean up please more than 1-2 inches of rain have.
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